Teddy Bridgewater readies to play his former team this week

Rhule spoke about some of the breakdowns in the Miami game and gave an outline of the staff's plans for the bye week.

Burns had a strip sack in the first half at Miami.

Newton scored a rushing touchdown in the first quarter, but failed to find success through the air.

Walker completed five passes for 87 yards in the fourth quarter.

Reddick said that he takes full responsibility for the taunting penalty against him against Miami.

Rhule spoke about the things that went wrong in Carolina's loss to the Dolphins.

Newton said the Panthers had to clean up the penalties on Sunday.

Rhule announced that John Miller is doubtful after an ankle injury that he sustained this week.

Brady recounted how hard Newton has been working to get up to speed on the playbook in the last two weeks.

Snow was asked about the run defense, Stephon Gilmore and Miami's offensive attack on Friday.

Christensen has had to fill in at left tackle in each of the last two games.

McCaffrey and his teammates are committed to the process.

Burns recounted tough conversations during film study this week.

Rhule spoke about the focus and execution required to beat Miami on Sunday and then spoke on the things in life that he's thankful for.

Elflein said the Panthers have to continue to do their jobs.

Reddick said that teammates can't be scared to hold each other to a high standard.

Thompson had a simple message about how Carolina needed to respond to Sunday's game.

Rhule spoke about run defense, third downs and penalties in Monday's press conference after the Washington game.

McCaffrey had 119 scrimmage yards and one touchdown on Sunday.

Jackson spoke about the secondary and his specific plays after Carolina allowed three passing touchdowns to Washington.

Newton threw for 189 yards and accounted for three touchdowns in Sunday's loss to Washington.

Moore had five catches for 50 yards and a touchdown on Sunday against Washington.

Carolina allowed Taylor Heinicke to throw for three touchdowns in the loss to Washington.

Carolina allowed 190 rushing yards to Washington and only converted 22 percent of third downs.

Rhule said that Newton will "take the first snap" but that Walker will be active and an important piece of Sunday's offensive game plan.