A look at some of the key stats from the game, as well as the snap counts from Sunday's win over the Rams that moved them to 7-6 at the bye week.

From a pass deflection that led to a crucial interception, to a game winning sack-fumble, Derrick Brown's fingerprints were all over this Panthers win against the Rams. 

The Panthers went for it on fourth-down three different times against the Rams. All were converted, and two turned into huge touchdowns that swung the game for Carolina in the win. 

Chuba Hubbard and Rico Dowdle combined for 35 carries for 141 yards Sunday against the Rams, helping the Panthers to a big win and a 7-6 record at the bye.

The 10th combination of starters in 13 games helped pave the way for the win over the Rams, and the "dirty, grimy" football they want to play.

The Panthers quarterback led his fifth game-winner of the season, as he threw two fourth-down touchdowns and led the team to a 7-6 record at the bye.

The Panthers ran the ball, created turnovers, and Bryce Young showed nerve with a pair of fourth-down deep-ball touchdowns, as the Panthers pulled off the upset to move to 7-6.

The Panthers ruled four players out with injuries on Friday, and made a number of roster changes this week.

Carolina hasn't lost back-to-back games since Week 2. Can they continue that streak Sunday against the red hot Rams? 

A look at some of the key stats from the game, as well as the snap counts from Monday's loss to the 49ers that dropped the Panthers to 6-6.

Jaycee Horn had a multi-interception game, but left in the second half with a concussion, which was the story of much of the game, as the defense tried to keep Carolina in a close one.

The Panthers managed just 43 offensive plays, and one third-down conversion. And without a run game to balance things out, the offense never found a rhythm on Monday night.