There are some pretty easy choices if we're talking about the biggest names from the Panthers' 25-14 win over Philadelphia. Chuba Hubbard ran for 120 yards, Bryce Young threw for 281, and Jalen Coker had 97 yards in his first game back.
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The Carolina Panthers did what they were supposed to do: control the game and find a win on the road against a depleted Philadelphia Eagles team. The 25-14 win moves Carolina to 3-2 on the season and gives them a steady cushion atop the NFC South.
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The Panthers went into Philadelphia and came away with a 25-14 win, and there was plenty to like about what they did. Carolina moved the ball, Bryce Young made some big throws, and the defense never let the Eagles get much going.
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The Carolina Panthers are coming off two straight wins (sandwiching a needed bye week) to surge into first place in the NFC South. They were favored last time out on the road against the Philadelphia Eagles, but only after some late injury updates for Philly.
Not every win is going to look good, and Sunday's 25-14 win over Philadelphia definitely didn't. The Panthers committed 13 penalties for a franchise-record 149 yards, couldn't run the ball early, and let an Eagles team missing several key players hang around way longer than it should have.
In 2024, the Carolina Panthers fielded one of the worst defensive units in the league in recent memory. The team was dead last in total defense and rushing defense in terms of yards allowed.
The Panthers came out of the bye and took care of business Sunday, beating the Eagles 25-14 in Philadelphia to improve to 3-2. It wasn't always pretty, especially with all the penalties, but Carolina was the better team for most of the afternoon.
The Panthers' Bryce Young and the Texans' C.J. Stroud have played some of the cleanest football in the NFL.
The Carolina Panthers got another huge win in Week 6. Carolina took care of a reeling Philadelphia team in an ugly 25-14 victory on the road. One Panthers player comes out of that game looking pretty good while in the middle of a contract year.
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The Carolina Panthers welcomed veteran right tackle Taylor Moton back to the lineup on Sunday and his performance in his first game back opened up an uncomfortable conversation for head coach Dave Canales to weigh.
Coming out of a bye week, I expect a team to look better. It doesn't have to be perfect, but with an extra week to look at what's working and what isn't, I want to see some evidence that the time off actually helped.
Admittedly, it’s a division that has had its issues as of late as a whole. Dating back to 2022, there has been only one example, the 2024 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, of an NFC South team finishing the season with a winning record.
Aaron Wilson of KPRC reports the Colts are hosting WRs Ainias Smith and Courtney Jackson for workouts on Monday. Smith, 25, declared for the draft after his fifth year at Texas A&M.
The Carolina Panthers picked up another win in Week 6 and are firmly sitting atop the NFC South. However, this division is always unpredictable, so the Panthers can’t be complacent.
Hubbard discussed Young's impact on the Panthers this season.
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The Carolina Panthers improved to 3-2 after grinding out a win against a very short-handed Philadelphia Eagles team. There’s plenty to clean up, but still plenty to be excited about.
As the Panthers prepare to visit a depleted Eagles team, they are getting the additional benefit of returning a few key reinforcements. According to ESPN’s Mike Kaye, Carolina has activated right tackle Taylor Moton and running Trevor Etienne on offense and defensive lineman Tershawn Wharton on defense.
Per Jeremy Fowler, the Panthers are activating DL Tershawn Wharton, who will debut Sunday, along with RT Taylor Moton, who is also being activated. Wharton was on the PUP list after undergoing neck surgery in May.
With a blood clot issue causing Jalen Hurts to sit out, an unknown quarterback commodity will start in his place when the Philadelphia Eagles face off against the Panthers in Week 6.
Ian Rapoport reports that Falcons QB Michael Penix Jr. (ribs) practiced on Wednesday, which bodes well for his Week 6 availability. Panthers HC Dave Canales said DT Cam Jackson is scheduled to undergo season-ending shoulder surgery, per Mike Kaye.
The Panthers made a series of roster moves on Tuesday, per Darin Gantt of the team’s website. In addition to opening the 21-day practice windows for right tackle Taylor Moton, defensive tackle Tershawn Wharton and running back Trevor Etienne, Carolina placed DT Cam Jackson on IR with a shoulder injury.
After a quad injury cause him to miss Week 4, Carolina Panthers wide receiver Jalen Coker appears to be close to getting back on the field in Week 6.
McMillan logged 14 receptions for 192 yards and two touchdowns.
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