Back in January, the Carolina Panthers and the Arizona Cardinals faced each other in the NFC Championship game for the right to represent their conference in the Super Bowl. After what happened on Sunday, a playoffs rematch looks highly unlikely. On Sunday both teams saw their records fall to 1-3 following brutal losses where they lost their franchise quarterbacks, at least temporarily, to possible concussions. To be fair to the surprisingly-not-retired Anderson, he did throw two touchdowns in about 10 minutes of game time (along with two interceptions). Also, it also might not have mattered even if Newton played for the entire game: the Falcons absolutely feasted on the Panthers’ defense, racking up numbers in record-setting fashion. Quarterback Matt Ryan threw for 503 yards, a Falcons record, and four touchdowns. Meanwhile, Julio Jones went off for 300 receiving yards, not just a Falcons single-game record but the sixth highest yardage game e...
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