Panthers take 24-20 fourth-quarter lead after Matthew Stafford interception
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The Carolina Panthers have taken a 24-20 lead over the Los Angeles Rams early in the fourth quarter. The shift in momentum came after Mike Jackson intercepted Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford on third-and-long by undercutting a route intended for Davante Adams. This marks Jackson's second interception return for a touchdown against Stafford, having previously achieved a pick-six in a regular-season matchup. Following the turnover, Panthers quarterback Bryce Young connected with Jalen Coker on a 52-yard pass that positioned the team inside the Rams' 10-yard line. Chuba Hubbard then scored his second touchdown of the game, giving Carolina its first lead. The Panthers have dominated since a muffed punt in the second quarter and are aiming to secure an upset victory as wild card weekend unfolds.
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