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Carolina Panthers overcome disastrous start to beat Miami Dolphins

The city of Charlotte wants to extend two tourism-related sales taxes, one of which could be used to help pay for a new stadium for the Carolina Panthers.
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The city of Charlotte wants to extend two tourism-related sales taxes, one of which could be used to help pay for a new stadium for the Carolina Panthers.

The Panthers came back from a disastrous start against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday that left them down 17-0 at Bank of America Stadium. After a back-and-forth final quarter, the Panthers defeated the Dolphins 27-24 and improved to 2-3 on the season. After the game, quarterback Bryce Young said he’s focused on moving forward and improving, not dwelling on the early mistakes that have dogged the team.

“We’re just always going to keep fighting.  Always going to believe, always going to focus on the next play.  Obviously didn’t start the way we wanted to, stuff for me to clean up," he said.

The Panthers are home again Sunday to play the Dallas Cowboys.