Panthers Mount Largest Comeback Win Over Dolphins With Dowdle's 206 Yards

The Carolina Panthers staged a remarkable comeback to defeat the Miami Dolphins 27-24, erasing a 17-point deficit and tying the largest comeback in franchise history. Despite a sloppy start with turnovers from quarterback Bryce Young, the Panthers rallied with key contributions from rookies and second-year players, including a game-winning touchdown by Mitchell Evans. Backup running back Rico Dowdle, stepping in for the injured Chuba Hubbard, had a breakout performance with 206 rushing yards and a touchdown, tying a franchise single-game rushing record. Coach Dave Canales praised the team's resilience and belief in each other, highlighting the fight and determination that fueled the comeback. The victory was seen as a potential turning point for the Panthers' season, infusing confidence into the young team. The Panthers' offensive line and young receivers also played crucial roles, helping Young extend drives and convert critical fourth downs.