Week 6 of the NFC South leaves the Carolina Panthers as the only team above .500 (3‑2), after a 25‑14 win over the Eagles. The Buccaneers stumbled, dropping a 19‑26 overtime loss to the Steelers despite a 13‑point fourth‑quarter lead, falling to 1‑5 and facing the Panthers next week. The Saints rebounded with a 34‑27 road victory over the Giants to improve to 2‑4, while the Falcons slipped to 2‑4 after a narrow 23‑21 defeat by the Bears. With the Panthers riding a strong offense and the rest of the division struggling, they could pull away in the race as the season heads into its second half.
Former quarterback Robert Griffin III slammed NFL analyst Michael Robinson on X after Robinson doubted the seriousness of Jalen Hurts' blood‑clot diagnosis. Hurts, sidelined by deep‑vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli, missed the Eagles' 25‑14 loss to the Panthers and is now out for the season while on blood thinners. Robinson apologized for his remarks, which many fans deemed unethical. The Eagles faced criticism for playing Hurts in a London game despite medical clearance. As Philadelphia prepares for a Monday Night Football clash with the Cowboys, the focus shifts to coping without their quarterback.
The Carolina Panthers upset the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 6, while racking up several franchise milestones. Bryce Young became the first Panther QB with 250+ passing yards and a TD in seven straight games and the first NFL player since 2013 to throw 280+ yards and a TD in each of the first five season games, joining Aaron Rodgers and Peyton Manning in that elite club. The offense posted a record 146 points through five games, surpassing Cam Newton’s 2015 total. Long‑snapper J.J. Jansen set the all‑time NFL record with 282 games, and rookie kicker Ryan Fitzgerald matched Joey Slye’s perfect first‑10‑attempt stretch. The win also contributed to the NFC East’s historic two‑week winless streak, though the Panthers also allowed a franchise‑worst 144 penalty yards.
The Philadelphia Eagles are imploding. On Friday, I detailed why they might be reaching the end of the current iteration of the team. Everything that Philly needed to go right hasn’t panned out, and HC Nick Sirianni’s seat is hotter than ever as the Eagles lost to the Panthers on Sunday, dropping them to 2-4. […]
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The Carolina Panthers’ 2027 draft radar now includes Oregon tight end Jamari Johnson, a 6‑foot‑5, 257‑lb former quarterback turned versatile pass‑catcher. In four games he logged 17 receptions for 224 yards and two touchdowns, averaging 16 yards per catch and showcasing solid run‑blocking. Scouts praise his elite size, speed and ability to line up inline or in the slot, but note his need to bulk up and improve contested‑route technique. Projected as a late‑first‑ to early‑second‑round pick, Johnson could give Bryce Young a massive red‑zone weapon as the Panthers look beyond aging veterans Darren Waller and Tommy Tremble.
The Carolina Panthers did not show any mercy on Sunday, burying the Philadelphia Eagles, 25-14, in front of a dejected crowd at Lincoln Financial Field. The win-hungry Panthers, who were coming off a bye week, took advantage of the badly depleted Eagles, who were missing their two best players, Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley. Carolina […]
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As the NFL world continues to grapple with the news that Jalen Hurts’ season is all but over after discovering blood clots in his lungs, the Philadelphia Eagles still have to play games, with Tanner McKee taking over full-time as the team’s interim QB1. Discussing what he saw from McKee against the Carolina Panthers on […]
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Arizona‑produced NFL players made a mixed impact in Week 6. Panthers’ wideout Tetairoa McMillan led Carolina with six catches for 86 yards in a 25‑14 win over Philadelphia, helping the team keep a 1.5‑game NFC South lead. Ravens kicker Tyler Loop’s 49‑yard miss proved costly as Baltimore fell 13‑10 to Cleveland. Packers lineman Jordan Morgan posted a career‑high 73.1 PFF grade in a 23‑13 victory over Dallas. Falcons kicker Nick Folk stayed idle in a 31‑23 loss, remaining one field goal short of ninth‑all‑time. Raiders safety Treydan Stukes logged nine tackles in a 33‑30 defeat, earning a 64.2 PFF rating. Cardinals defensive tackle Roy Lopez posted a 53.9 grade in an 18‑16 win at the Rams, while Chargers safety Genesis Smith struggled with a 43.1 grade in a 22‑6 loss to Kansas City.
Baker Mayfield remains sidelined with a throwing thumb injury for Week 7. The Buccaneers will likely start Jalon Daniels against the Carolina Panthers.
Veteran analyst Ray Didinger defends Philadelphia Eagles coaches amid a four‑game losing streak and a rash of injuries, including quarterback Jalen Hurts being placed on IR with blood clots. Didinger told Sports Radio WIP that the depleted roster – with key players on the offensive line, receiving corps and at QB (Tanner McKee stepping in) – makes it unfair to blame coaching alone. He highlights possible returns for Jakorian Bennett, Grant Calcaterra, Landon Dickerson and Eli Stowers, while urging fans to consider the personnel crisis before criticizing Nick Sirianni’s staff.
Bryce Young had a rocky start to his NFL career, but has started to show that he's capable of being the Carolina Panthers' franchise quarterback.
Buccaneers Buccaneers first-round rookie DE Rueben Bain finally recorded his first NFL sack in Week 6, and HC Todd Bowles praised the team’s pass rushers’ pressure on the Steelers. “I’m feeling good. It’s a week-by-week thing,” Rueben Bain Jr. said, via the Tampa Bay Times. “But, you know, as long as I’m progressing, that’s the […]
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The Eagles’ Week 6 loss to the Panthers revealed troubling snap‑count trends. Offensive lineman Jordan Mailata logged 100% of offensive snaps, while starter QB Tanner McKee posted a modest 77.5 passer rating in his debut. Injuries limited Carson Steele and DeVonta Smith, yet Smith still led with 14 targets and a TD. Rookie Darius Cooper, praised as a top blocker, saw only five catches despite high snap usage. Defensively, the unit logged the third‑most snaps in the league, with Jalen Carter’s second‑highest snap share and edge rusher Arnold Ebiketie stepping up amid injuries. Special teams featured rookie Cole Wisniewski’s debut.
The Philadelphia Eagles look like a cursed team after their start to the 2026 NFL season. Philly is now on a four-game losing streak after losing 25-14 against Carolina on Sunday. The Eagles did not have Jalen Hurts, who could miss the rest of the season due to blood clots. They certainly missed their franchise […]
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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. Former NFL player Leger Douzable made the argument that Carolina […]
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The Philadelphia Eagles were already dealing with a rough stretch, and now their season has taken a much more serious turn. Sunday’s loss to the Carolina Panthers exposed the problems piling up around the offense; however, the biggest concern had nothing to do with the scoreboard. The team’s quarterback situation had become a medical issue, […]
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The author declares the Eagles’ offense a disaster after the loss to the Panthers, urging a change of offensive coordinator Sean Mannian. He criticizes Mannian’s under‑center, outside‑zone scheme and the staff’s protection schemes, noting repeated mis‑assignments that left quarterback Tanner McKee without time and exposed the line. Even against a Panthers defense missing its top cornerbacks and with Jaelan Phillips limited to 28 snaps, the Eagles failed to exploit matchups, leaving fans frustrated. The writer suggests handing play‑calling to Josh Grizzard or head coach Nick Sirianni as a quicker fix.
Baker Mayfield’s Week 7 status remains unclear as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers prepare to face the Carolina Panthers.
Everything is going wrong for the Eagles. After a 25-14 loss to the Panthers on Sunday, in which every facet of the team looked pretty much like dog shit, there’s plenty of blame to go around — with Nick Sirianni sitting at the top of the list. Not that that’s anything new. Just about everyone’s […]
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It’s not just about the eye test, nor is it only about numbers. They are a good complement for one another – for instance, you watched the Eagles do only two things from under center against the Panthers on Sunday: jack and shit. Then Shawn Syed tweeted this out, confirming with hard data the atrocities […]
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The Atlanta Falcons have had one of the more interesting quarterback situations in the league. Cooper Rush started the first two weeks after Tua Tagovailoa went down with an injury days before Week 1. After their loss against the Carolina Panthers, Michael Penix Jr. has started every game, but last week he wasn’t able to […]
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The Carolina Panthers eked out a 25-14 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on October 18, 2026, despite a sloppy performance that left the game within one possession until a late Eagles snap error and a 19‑yard TD pass sealed the result. Panthers quarterback Bryce Young stayed turnover‑free, but the team set a franchise record with 144 penalty yards. Injuries continue to bite the secondary, with Jackson and Jaycee Horn sidelined. The victory moves Carolina to 3‑2, their best start since 2018, and sets up a divisional clash with a struggling Tampa Bay Buccaneers next week. The win shows resilience, though short‑yardage efficiency and depth remain concerns.
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Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young has joined elite company by reaching a milestone last matched by Peyton Manning and Drew Brees in 2013. Panthers fans are excited by this achievement. Pro Football Focus (PFF) shared that Young has thrown for at least 280 yards and one touchdown in each of the Panthers’ first five games. […]
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Speaking on NBC Sports’ Football Night In America, Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio says veteran QB Andy Dalton told the Eagles “no thank you” when they expressed interest in re-signing him. Philadelphia acquired Dalton in an offseason trade with the Panthers and gave him the nod as the backup to Jalen Hurts after a preseason […]
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