Panthers quarterback Bryce Young threw an early touchdown pass in the early game of the NFL in Germany.

Young moved around to buy some time in the pocket before finding Ja’Tavion Sanders in the end zone for a five-yard touchdown pass.

It capped an excellent 90-yard drive for the Panthers, whose offense is rolling behind both Young and Chuba Hubbard, who already has 61 fewer rushing yards than midway through the first quarter.

The 90-yard drive was set up by Giants coach Brian Daboll, who strangely decided not to go for it on fourth down, nor to attempt a 56-yard field goal when the Giants’ previous drive crossed the 38-yard line of the Panthers reached. Instead, Daboll took an intentional delay-of-match penalty and then punted.

That punt gave the Panthers the ball, and Young and Hubbard did the rest. Daboll’s decision gave the Panthers an early lead.