Cincinnati Bengals vs. Carolina Panthers: Box score, stats and summary feat. Andy Dalton

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Andy Dalton started against his old team, the Bengals - Source: Getty

In another Andy Dalton game against the Cincinnati Bengals, the quarterback looked to take the Carolina Panthers to a second straight win since he was named the starter quarterback. While he was clearly an upgrade over Bryce Young, you could also understand why the Bengals pushed for - and received - an upgrade with Joe Burrow.

The match started at 1 p.m. ET, and the referee was Adrian Hill. Cincinnati's offensive firepower was in excellent display with Ja'Marr Chase scoring a long touchdown, but the Panthers kept the score close. But a touchdown late in the second quarter had the visitors leading at halftime.

However, Joe Burrow's team was able to put two possessions on the score and never looked back, improving to 2-2 and regaining ground in the fight for the 2024 playoffs.

Bengals vs. Panthers box score

TeamFirst Quarter Second QuarterThird Quarter Fourth Quarter Final Score
Cincinnati Bengals71410334
Carolina Panthers0147324

Bengals box score

Quarterback:

QuarterbackPassing YdsCompletionsPass AttsPass TDsINTsRush ydsRush att
Joe Burrow232223121101

Rushing and receiving:

PlayerRush AttemptsRushing YardsRushing TDsReceptionsReceiving Yards
Receiving TDs
Zack Moss155104271
Chase Brown158022120
Ja'Marr Chase0003851
Tee Higgins0006600
Erick All Jr0004280
Andrei Iosivas 0001290
Mike Gesicki0001-90
Drew Sample000100

Defense:

PlayerTackles (Total)Sacks
Interceptions
Logan Wilson1000
DJ Turner700
Dax Hill600
Germaine Pratt900
Zach Carter300
Vonn Bell601
Geno Stone500
Cam Taylor-Britt200
Mike Hilton400
Joseph Ossai400
Jay Tufele200
Kris Jenkins Jr100
Lawrence Guy100
Sam Hubbard200
Trey Hendrickson200
Akeem Davis-Gaither200
Tycen Anderson200
-000

Panthers box score

Quarterback:

QuarterbackPassing YdsCompletionsPass AttsPass TDsINTsRush ydsRush att
Andy Dalton22025402193

Rushing and receiving:

PlayerRush AttemptsRushing YardsRushing TDsReceptionsReceiving Yards
Receiving TDs
Chuba Hubbard1810414170
Miles Sanders63203140
Xavier Legette1806661
Ja'Tavion Sanders0002160
Diontae Johnson0007831
Jonathan Mingo0003240
000000
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Defense:

PlayerTackles (Total)Sacks
Interceptions
Shaq Thompson500
Josey Jewell700
Troy Hill600
Nick Scott600
Xavier Woods1001
DJ Johnson600
Nick Thurman200
Feleipe Franks200
Miles Sanders100
Jaycee Horn800
Thomas Incoom200
LaBryan Ray400
A'Shawn Robinson100
Claudin Cherelus200
Michael Jackson200
Charles Harris200
Jammie Robinson200
-000

Bengals vs. Panthers game summary

It turned out to be a closer contest than expected due to the Panthers' offense getting off the ground. Once again, they looked like a functional offense without Bryce Young limiting everything due to his size and lack of game-speed processing.

One of the best things that could ever happen to Carolina is for them to get a functional quarterback to really evaluate their offense, and things improved massively with a veteran presence. The offensive line is really, really good in pass protection, and once again they did not allow a single sack.

But this was supposed to be a get-right game for Cincinnati and that's exactly what happened. Ja'Marr Chase and Joe Burrow connected in a deep touchdown pass, the running game worked wonders in the second half and Zac Taylor's team was able to find a way to win the game without sweating a lot in the second half.

The game that really matters for them is in Week 5, though. As they play the Baltimore Ravens, this will be one of the biggest tests of their season. Let's see if they're up to the challenge.

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Edited by Henrique Bulio