ESPN Summary by Tamara Wilkens:

 

In a highly anticipated Week 10 clash, the Carolina Panthers secured their tenth consecutive victory, defeating the Denver Broncos 38-14. The highlight of the game was the return of star quarterback Bryce Young after a 10-week absence due to a broken hand. Young made a triumphant comeback, throwing for an impressive 325 yards and four touchdowns with a remarkable 57.14% completion rate.

 

The Panthers' offensive dominance was further emphasized by running back Elijah Mitchell, who contributed 115 rushing yards, while wide receivers Jerry Jeudy and Jonathan Mingo showcased their skills with a combined total of 206 receiving yards and three touchdowns.

 

Unfortunately, the Broncos suffered a significant setback as tight end Greg Dulcich sustained a dislocated knee during the game. The injury will sideline Dulcich for the next three weeks, impacting the Broncos' offensive capabilities. The Panthers' defense, led by safety Shaque Thompson and linebacker Frankie Luvu, played a pivotal role in limiting the Broncos' scoring opportunities.

 

On the Broncos' side, quarterback Eric Garvin faced a challenging day with a 37.93% completion rate, throwing for 195 yards but failing to secure any touchdowns. Running back Dalvin Cook provided some ground support with 54 rushing yards and a touchdown, but the team struggled to match the Panthers' offensive firepower.

 

The game's turning point occurred when Broncos tight end Greg Dulcich suffered a dislocated knee, dealing a blow to Denver's offensive strategies. Dulcich's absence will undoubtedly be felt in the coming weeks.

 

In conclusion, the Panthers' undefeated streak continues, and Bryce Young's return adds a new dimension to their offensive capabilities. The Broncos face challenges ahead, not only in recovering from this defeat but also in compensating for the absence of key players like Greg Dulcich. Stay tuned for more updates as the NFL season unfolds.