The Panthers defense achieved one of their goals, attacking the ball more, but explosive plays and the Chargers run game proved too much in the Week 2 loss. 

The second-year quarterback was part of an offense that managed just 1-of-12 third down conversions in a 26-3 loss to the Chargers.

Third down conversions are a problem again, as offense fails to sustain a consistent attack in loss to Los Angeles.

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All five players who were listed as questionable on the final injury report this week are dressed and active for Sunday's game.

Here's a look at some of the special features fans can enjoy Sunday when the Panthers take on the Chargers.

As the Panthers welcome the Chargers on Sunday, here are five things to watch, from the pass rush on both sides, to the return of a starter. 

McKee Road Elementary will be recognized during Sunday's game, and they'll be awarded a $2,500 grant from Panthers Charities for their arts programs. The top 10 schools also receive grants.

Dave Canales had positive news about some of his injured players, plus more on the role of Charles Harris after Friday's practice.

Punter Johnny Hekker and four offensive players are listed as questionable this week, the only players receiving game status designations.

As the Carolina Panthers welcome the Los Angeles Chargers, the defense is staying vigilant to not get lulled to sleep by a run game that can pop off big plays at any time.

Defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero knows there's no like-for-like swaps for a player like Brown, who is also one of the team's most reliable leaders. Plus more from Thursday.