2018 Panthers to be chronicled in ‘All or Nothing’

In the first episode of Amazon’s”All or Nothing” show, the 2018 Carolina Panthers are receiving the behind-the-scenes treatment.
Amazon and NFL Films declared Wednesday the Carolina’s 7-9 campaign is going to be the focus of the most recent look behind the season of an NFL team. The slate of eight episodes will premiere on Amazon Prime Video.
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The”All or Nothing” series previously gave viewers inside glimpses of their 2015 Arizona Cardinals, 2016 Los Angeles Rams and 2017 Dallas Cowboys. Only the 2015 Cards made the postseason, although the 2016 Rams fired their head coach en route to a 4-12 record and the 2017’Boys coped with injuries and suspensions throughout a streaky 9-7 effort. The Panthers would be the fourth NFC group and first NFC South squad to be featured on the sequence.
Carolina appeared bound to the playoffs in 2018, breaking out into a 6-2 record midway through the campaign. Their two losses came by one score every and their wins were equally epic; Carolina’s 33-31 back-and-forth victory over the New York Giants in Week 4, which finished on a 63-yard Graham Gano field target, and the Panthers’ three-score comeback win over the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 7 ought to feature greatly because the high points of the season.
However, everything went wrong for the Panthers after having a devastating blowout loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on”Thursday Night Football” in Week 10. Cam Newton first allegedly hurt his shoulder in the 52-21 reduction, and soon after Carolina fell into a deep recession, losing seven consecutive games, including six by one score. The Panthers sat Newton to the year’s final two matches and missed the postseason for the second time in 3 decades.
Carolina’s locker room is full of notable characters and storylines that are well worth paying attention to in this particular series, not least of whom is Newton, the brassy, enigmatic signal-caller who got off to a lightning-hot start (67.3 comp. Pct, 15 TDs, 4 INTs) but whose injured shoulder and diminished passing ability helped tank the Panthers’ season. The injury forced Newton to experience offseason shoulder surgery from which he is still recovering.
Other characters value tracking are head coach Ron Rivera, owner David Tepper in his first time since taking over for Jerry Richardson, second-year do-everything running Christian McCaffrey, midseason inclusion Eric Reid, 17-year veteran defensive end Julius Peppers, All-Pro linebacker Luke Kuechly along with his veteran partner Thomas Davis, that, due to suspension, missed the first four games of the season, his last with the franchise.