Derrick Brown and Lathan Ransom deserve their grades. Both of them committed awful penalties by hitting Tyler Shough late. In Ransom's case, it literally cost the Panthers the game because it put them in field-goal range with less than 10 seconds.

The Panthers still can win the NFC South, but the path to do that is much more difficult than if they'd beaten the Saints.

With a victory over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, the Carolina Panthers would have had an opportunity to clinch their first NFC South title since 2015 in their next game. But the Panthers lost to the Saints 20-17 and will play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday with the teams tied for the division lead.

The Jets have named a new defensive coordinator, replacing a former Panthers interim head coach with a former Panthers safety.

New Orleans’ win was sealed by kicker Charlie Smyth, who hit a 47-yard field goal with two seconds left. That field goal was set up by a costly 15-yard penalty committed by Panthers safety Lathan Ransom, who hit Saints quarterback Tyler Shough while he was sliding, turning what would have been a 62-yard field goal into a 47-yard field goal.

The New Orleans Saints managed to put themselves in field goal position late in Week 15, and Tyler Shough did everything he could to go the distance.

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Tyler Shough has started six games in the National Football League as a member of the New Orleans Saints and already has made team history. That was especially

Carolina Panthers safety Lathon Ransom took accountability for his disastrous penalty late against the Saints.