The Panthers kicker became the most accurate kicker in league history Sunday without even playing — not that he thinks he's the best of all time or anything.

With the 9-1 Kansas City Chiefs coming to town, the Carolina Panthers are getting back a few big pieces on the offensive side of the ball, and rookie Jonathon Brooks is expected to debut.

Panthers head coach Dave Canales said Monday he was sticking with Young for the fourth straight game, as they prepare for the one-loss Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes.

The Panthers added the cornerback to the active roster after he played in the previous three games as a practice squad elevation. They also placed tight end Ian Thomas on injured reserve.

A lot of positivity after a win in Germany and a winning streak. Plus lots on Bryce Young and Chuba Hubbard's future, cultural exchange, trend lines, schnitzel, and road signs that made me giggle.

With no opponent to prepare for this week, we'll take a look at what the rest of the season looks like, and how things are going for each of the six opponents.

The veteran wide receiver is back on the 53-man roster at the end of his practice window, after missing the last seven games with a hamstring issue.

The Panthers got off a long flight home Monday morning, and were able to reflect on a successful trip (for more than football reasons). Plus more from the last pre-bye day of work.

A look at some of the key stats from the game, as well as the snap counts from Sunday's win against the Giants in Week 10. 

Big sacks and even bigger plays. The Panthers' 20-17 overtime win over the New York Giants featured several key moments from the defense, providing a glimpse into what it can grow into. 

The Panthers quarterback was efficient, didn't turn the ball over, and led the team to a win over the Giants in Germany. That was more important than the future.

The Carolina Panthers left Munich with a 20-17 overtime win courtesy of Eddy Piñeiro, who was living out a dream for his entire family.