Brian Burns was ready for this. Former Carolina Panthers Pro Bowler turned New York Giant Sunday’s matchup between the two teams in Germany began with a violent dismissal of quarterback Bryce Young. Check this out.

Selected by the Panthers in the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft, Burns was dealt to the Giants this summer following a seemingly never-ending contract dispute. His tenure as a Panther ended with an impressive statistical resume of 246, 46 sacks and eight forced fumbles in the Process Blue. Passer’s signature sack celebration, A Spider-Man pose with the opposing quarterback lying behind himBank of America Stadium was electrified for years before Burns’ camp fell out with the Panthers’ ever-changing front office.

The return that Dan Morgan and the Panthers got from their trade for star pass rusher (a second and fifth-round draft pick) was pretty damning, but after years of speculation, contract disputes and inconsistent play, Carolina had no choice. Deal with Burns.

With some football left this morning and a few changes to Carolina’s offensive line, Burns’ revenge game can continue to rack up gaudy stats against his former team.

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