Tap in for the recap from the Falcons’ loss to Carolina

Another blowout loss. More questions. 

The Falcons didn't mount much offense, and from the start, they just struggled on offense, with Jack Strand taking over for Cooper Rush, who had a pair of interceptions and a fumble. 

Check out the Take 5 takeaways from the game.

Many fans have already left the stadium, and the die-hards seem to be those remaining. 

It's been a struggle offensively, and the defense has only been able to do so much, given their extended time on the field. 

It's still a 34-3 lead with about 10 minutes left, and this seems to be a case of running out the clock with Jack Strand reps. 

Jack Strand throws a pick-6, and it's a 34-3 lead for Carolina. 

That's three interceptions for the offense, along with a turnover on downs, a fumble for Rush and just a disaster of a game overall. 

That last interception didn't look to be Strand's fault, but a pick is a pick. 

After Cooper Rush's forgettable game, Jack Strand — the No. 4 QB — is entering the game with 4:27 left in the third quarter. 

Rush has two interceptions and a fumble, along with a turnover on downs, and the Falcons are trailing 27-3. 

After another interception by Cooper Rush, Jack Strand is up and throwing more vigorously on the sideline. 

That's not a full indicator of anything, because he was throwing before with Rush.

But, now he's taking snaps under center, so there could be some signal that he'll be in the game for the Falcons' next possession. 

It's looking like a runaway now, with the Panthers adding a touchdown on their opening drive of the second half, extending the lead to 27-3 at the 9:38 mark. 

Bryce Young picked the defense apart, including a nice throw to Tetairoa McMillan for a big first down. 

There's no sign that Jack Strand will come in to relieve Cooper Rush, though the chants and boos continue. 

The offense has been bad, with a couple of turnovers by Cooper Rush, and another turnover on downs. When the Falcons finally were able to move the ball, they couldn't get in the red zone and only had a field goal to show. 

It's not that the Panthers' offense has been that good, either. 

The last drive before halftime to get a touchdown and push it to a 17-point lead was impressive, but prior to that, Bryce Young was only middling. 

There have been the boos for Rush and the "We want Strand!" chants, so that's an indication of how things are going. 

Carolina's lead is 20-3 after that touchdown just before halftime. 

The Falcons defense was playing well enough to keep the game close, but that score may be the backbreaker. Atlanta's offense doesn't appear capable of scoring 20 points, so the second half might be an opportunity to see Jack Strand. Cooper Rush has left a lot to be desired in the first half, including a pair of early turnovers, and almost another on the last drive before the field goal. 

Rush's pass on third-and-4 was nearly intercepted, but it hit the ground, giving the Falcons extra life.

Kicker Nick Folk made a 41-yard field goal from the left hash, trimming the Falcons' deficit to 13-3 with less than two minutes remaining in the first half.

This feels insurmountable ... but it's only 13-0.

After a strong red-zone stand from the Falcons defense, the Panthers settled for a 25-yard field goal from kicker Ryan Fitzgerald.

The Panthers have 139 yards to the Falcons' 82, and they've collected eight first downs to Atlanta's four.