Welcome to the Panthers’ new reality, where Teddy Bridgewater shuts off the lights

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Most of the players had gone. The cameras had largely exited the stadium and the booming music and artificial crowd noise had long past been turned off.But still on the field at Bank of America Stadium was Panthers quarterback Teddy Bridgewater. He was working with tight end Chris Manhertz on routes, acting as the defender and showing him examples of how specific routes may be run. Manhertz, traditionally a blocking tight end, is developing into a receiving threat in the Panthers’ new offense this year.After the tight end left, Bridgewater, who so far in training camp is more…

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