
Atlanta faces serious turmoil under center leading into their Week 2 showdown against Carolina at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa sat out a second straight training session, leaving head coach Kevin Stefanski unwilling to dismiss any signal-caller options, including the possibility of relying on a fourth-string passer.
The visiting Panthers enter the contest aiming to recover from a porous defensive showing in their opener, where they surrendered 59 points to the Bears despite posting 37 points of their own. Even with the Falcons' passing hierarchy up in the air, Carolina head coach Dave Canales has dismissed concerns regarding how the ambiguity impacts his roster's preparation.
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