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“I didn’t do enough to make sure that we executed and were on the same page. That’s my job. That’s on me.”

For all the firepower the Minnesota Vikings possess on offense, the straightest path to their first victory was always going to travel through the defense. The maligned group delivered when the Vikings needed it, fueling a comeback at Carolina that removed the team from the dreaded winless list. The highlights, even against a winless and rebuilding Panthers club starting a rookie quarterback, were impressive.

Panthers coach Frank Reich raved about the talent in the team’s tight ends room during training camp. Carolina’s four tight ends have combined for just 13 catches for 114 yards and one touchdown through the first four games of the season.

Can the Panthers defeat the similarly winless Vikings at home? Here’s what our experts and other writers think about the matchup in Week 3.

It’s Week 4 of the NFL season, Carolina and Minnesota still haven’t won. The Vikings are a 5-point favorite over the Panthers at Bank of America Stadium.

Minnesota Vikings safety Harrison Smith said he didn't come into Sunday's game expecting to be an integral part of the team's defensive pressure package. The six-time Pro Bowl selection had three timely sacks, including a strip-sack of rookie Bryce Young that led to a momentum-changing 51-yard fumble return for a touchdown by D.J. Wonnum and the Vikings defeated the Carolina Panthers 21-13 on Sunday for their first win of the season. Kirk Cousins overcame two interceptions, incl...

After holding a 13-7 halftime lead, Carolina went scoreless in the second half and lost, 21-13, to Minnesota in a battle of winless teams.

The Carolina Panthers fell to the Minnesota Vikings Sunday afternoon inside Bank of America Stadium, 21-23.

‘There’s a reason why I’m here. ... I know I’m a good player.’

‘There’s always room to grow.’