**Panthers Surge Ahead in Germany, Giants Struggle to Keep Up**

In their matchup in Germany today, the Carolina Panthers started with a bang, quickly establishing a 10-0 lead over the New York Giants. Quarterback Bryce Young and running back Chuba Hubbard were instrumental to Carolina's early success, effectively dismantling the Giants' defense.

On the other hand, the Giants appeared sluggish and disorganized in the first half. Their quarterback, Daniel Jones, struggled to find any rhythm, while head coach Brian Daboll showed a lack of confidence in his offense. This was evident when Daboll opted for field goals in situations where analytics suggested a more aggressive fourth-down approach would have been wiser.

The Giants' offense had a fleeting moment of opportunity when they penetrated deep into the Panthers' territory. However, this chance was squandered as Daniel Jones’ pass was tipped by Jadeveon Clowney and subsequently intercepted by Xavier Woods, extinguishing their hope of reducing the deficit.

In a setback for the Panthers, running back Miles Sanders was carted off the field due to a foot or ankle injury. Despite this loss, Carolina’s offense continued to perform efficiently, a stark contrast to the Giants who could not seem to get their act together.

As the first half concluded, it was clear that the Panthers were in control, while the Giants needed to regroup and find a way to spark their stagnant offense.