Date: Sunday, April 13, 2025
Time: 12:00 PM ET
Location: Ford Field, Detroit, MI
Broadcast: ABC
Records: Panthers (1–1), Brahmas (1–1)
The Week 3 opener brings two middle-of-the-pack teams facing a critical early test. The Michigan Panthers and San Antonio Brahmas are both 1–1 and eager to prove they belong in the playoff picture. With plenty of questions on both sidelines, this one could be sneakily entertaining.
🐾 Michigan Panthers: Talent, But Inconsistent Execution
After a gritty win in Week 1, the Panthers were outmuscled by the Birmingham Stallions in Week 2, falling 21–12. The offense showed flashes, but red zone inefficiency and coaching missteps stalled momentum.
Key Players:
- Bryce Perkins (QB): Has thrown for 295 yards, 2 TDs, and 1 INT while completing 66.7% of passes. His dual-threat ability gives Michigan a dynamic edge.
- Nate McCrary (RB): 87 rushing yards through two games. Needs more volume and blocking support.
Areas of Concern:
- The offensive line gave up 3 sacks last week.
- Panthers games have not hit the over yet — a testament to their low-scoring style.
🐂 San Antonio Brahmas: Defense Shows Up, But Offense Needs Spark
The Brahmas were humbled by St. Louis in Week 2, losing 26–9. Their offense sputtered, and quarterback Kellen Mond continued to struggle with decision-making and accuracy.
Key Players:
- Jacob Harris (WR): The lone bright spot, with 132 receiving yards on 7 catches this season.
- Jashaun Corbin (RB): Has rushed for 74 yards and a touchdown, though he was largely bottled up last game.
Concerns:
- Mond has completed just 51.7% of his passes and thrown 0 TDs, 1 INT so far.
- The Brahmas are still seeking their first win against the spread.
🗣️ What to Watch For
- Can Michigan’s coaching staff clean up clock management and red zone efficiency?
- Will the Brahmas find any offensive rhythm against a physical Panthers front?
This game may not grab national headlines, but it could be pivotal in shaping the playoff race — and show us whether either of these teams is ready to take the next step.
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