The Carolina Panthers running game has struggled to get going through the first three weeks. Robert Hunt and Dave Canales offer insight into what went into the struggles against the Browns and how to respond.

A look at some of the key stats from the game, as well as the snap counts from Sunday's loss to the Browns in Week 3.

A key penalty late drew a lot of attention, but the Panthers left too many opportunities on the table during a 21-18 loss at Cleveland Sunday.

The Browns entered Week 3 having played an inordinate amount of man coverage. They switched things up on Sunday, and rolled into looks that had one goal: shut down the rookie of the year. Now, coaches and teammates are looking at how to put their top receiver in better positions.

They were without both starting cornerbacks and wide receiver Jalen Coker by the end of the game, with other players in and out of the medical tent.

The Panthers fell 21-18 to the Browns Sunday, and lost several starters to injuries on a frustrating day.

The Panthers will be without the wide receiver who was questionable on the injury report, though Jalen Coker is active against the Browns. The Panthers will also be without defensive starters Devin Lloyd and Nick Scott.

The backup backs will have bigger roles today after the injury to Jonathon Brooks, but they also fit right into a running backs room built on intentionality and preparation.

As the Panthers find their groove in the deep passing game, it's McMillan's big catch radius that makes all the difference in tight windows.

The Panthers signed linebacker Maema Njongmeta to the active roster, and elevated wide receiver David Moore and running back Tre Tyus from the practice squad for Sunday's game at Cleveland.

Fans can watch the game on Fox and listen live on the radio in the Panthers regional area.