— The Bills had parked quarterback Josh Allen and their stars on offense, but the Panthers still pitched a shutout in the first half, creating another turnover in the process.
The Panthers held the Bills to 89 yards in the first half, including a fourth-down stop deep in their own territory that ended a 19-play drive.
Safety Jeremy Chinn also came up with his second turnover of the preseason, picking off a Case Keenum pass early.
That one was a team effort, as defensive end Yetur Gross-Matos batted the pass at the line of scrimmage before Ioannidis tip-drilled it Chinn’s way.
Chinn also forced a fumble in Washington, which was recovered by rookie Amaré Barno, and having him more involved in big plays will be important for the Panthers this year. Chinn had one sack, one interception, one forced fumble, and one fumble recovery last year as he adjusted to being a full-time safety.
The fourth-down stop in their own territory was a group effort, with linebacker Frankie Luvu and safety Xavier Woods stoning Duke Johnson.
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