CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Teddy Bridgewater had yet another chance to win the game. The Carolina Panthers got the ball with 2:48 remaining, down five points. Instead, it was the seventh time this season that Bridgewater has had the ball in his hands for a chance to a tie or win game, and the offense has fallen short. A 1-yard pass to Curtis Samuel on fourth-and-8 ended it and embodied everything that this game one was for the Panthers. An inability to get out of their own way and strange decision-making that never stood a chance, resulting in a 32-27 loss to the Denver Broncos. The Panthers fell to 4…
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