Carolina is still looking for their first win this season. Their 2025 first-round pick comes off a solid performance and could be primed for another big outing.

The Carolina Panthers, who were down by as many as 24 points, shook over a lackluster start to challenge the Arizona Cardinals in Week 2. But they fell just short of an epic comeback. Here are the top highlights from Carolina's 27-22 loss on Sunday afternoon . . .

Arizona forced a three-and-out, Greg Dortch had a 29-yard punt return to the Carolina 45, Murray completed three passes to Trey Benson, one to McBride and he ended the half with an 11-yard touchdown pass to Wilson to give them a 20-3 halftime lead.

Panthers star cornerback Jaycee Horn takes a sizable hit to his wallet for a taunt that the officials didn't even bother penalizing.

See images from the Carolina Panthers’ game against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. The Cardinals defeated the Panthers, 27-22. The Panthers will host the Atlanta Falcons at Bank of America Stadium for their Week 3 game.

Panthers Wire managing editor Anthony Rizzuti gives fans an inside perspective of the Cardinals' Week 2 opponent.

Arizona State ’s football team delivered with a confidence-building 34-15 defeat of visiting Texas State. The Arizona Diamondbacks bobbled things during a bullpen meltdown on Friday, Sept. 12, but managed to win the final two games of their three-game set on the road against the Minnesota Twins.

The Cardinals are gearing up for a Week 3 matchup with the 49ers, where they will look to stay undefeated and atop the NFC West. Arizona is coming off a close win over the Panthers, which saw them go up by as many as 24 points before Carolina rallied back within five points and almost

Yes, the Cardinals won their second game of the season on Sunday by beating the Carolina Panthers 27-22, but that was after blowing most of a 27-3 lead. Also, the team's group of young, promising cornerbacks was decimated during the contest, with Max Melton (knee), Garrett Williams (knee) and Will Johnson (groin) all leaving with injuries.

The Cardinals made it far harder on themselves than it needed to be, but they held on to defeat the Panthers 27-22 on Sunday afternoon.

The Cardinals built a 27-3 lead but ended up needing a big sack from veteran defensive lineman Calais Campbell in the final seconds to keep the Panthers from potentially rallying for a win, as they scored 19 unanswered points. In the latest edition of the podcast, cohost Seth Cox and I look back at the game. We discuss the following: