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VIA: Clutch Points https://clutchpoints.com/carolina-panthers-4-bold-predictions-for-week-5-vs-eagles/ Panthers Week 5 Predictions 4. Panthers defense stifles the Eagles run game The Eagles can’t seem to get their rushing attack going regardless. Even so, the Panthers have done a decent job at slowing down the run (until they played the Dallas Cowboys). Philadelphia has had a hard time stringing together consecutive drives this year and the Panthers will look to exploit their weak run game. 3. Chuba Hubbard puts up a modest 80+ rushing yards and 1 touchdown Christian McCaffrey will come back to the lineup soon, but it’d be wise of the coaching staff to sit him out for one more week. This would give Chuba Hubbard another chance to prove himself in the NFL. He’d been consistent with his opportunities, which has helped the Panthers maintain their rushing attack. He’s struggled in the passing game though, which hindered Carolina against the Cowboys. However, the Eagles don’t have the best defense in the world. For this reason, Chuba Hubbard could be in for a solid performance on Sunday. A consistent attack out of the backfield should be enough for the Panthers to control the clock and win the game. 2. DJ Moore goes off for 125+ receiving yards and 2 touchdowns DJ Moore is very clearly the top target in Carolina. Through four games, Moore has already recorded 30 receptions for 398 yards and three touchdowns. He has a tough matchup against the Eagles though, as Darius Slay is bound to shadow him throughout the contest. Even so, look for the Panthers to get creative and find ways to get the ball to DJ Moore. 1. Sam Darnold continues his hot streak He has to be in the running for Comeback Player of the Year with how he’s performed to start the season. Sam Darnold is a completely different quarterback under Matt Rhule. Due to Darnold’s consistency, the Panthers’ offense has been much more efficient compared to last season. He could be in for a big game and should lead Carolina to a victory over the Eagles.

When the Panthers have the ball Panthers Offense Stats Eagles Defense 387.5 (13th) Total Yards Per Game/Allowed 354.3 (13th) 107.5 (T-16th) Rushing Yards Per Game/Allowed 150.3 (31st) 3.68 (25th) Rushing Yards Per Attempt/Allowed 4.39 (18th) 280.0 (8th) Passing Yards Per Game/Allowed 204.0 (7th) 11 (T-23rd) Sacks Allowed/Sacks 8 (T-19th) 39.6 (18th) Third Down Efficiency 48.0 (27th) 24.3 (13th) Points Per Game/Allowed 26.5 (24th) When the Eagles have the ball Eagles Offense Stats Panthers Defense 397.5 (8th) Total Yards Per Game/Allowed 251.5 (3rd) 122.8 (T-9th) Rushing Yards Per Game/Allowed 95.0 (10th) 5.40 (1st) Rushing Yards Per Attempt/Allowed 4.47 (23rd) 274.8 (9th) Passing Yards Per Game/Allowed 156.5 (2nd) 8 (T-12th) Sacks Allowed/Sacks 14 (T-1st) 42.9 (10th) Third Down Efficiency 23.8 (1st) 23.5 (T-17th) Points Per Game/Allowed 16.5 (3rd) https://www.si.com/nfl/panthers/gm-report/inside-the-numbers-panthers-vs-eagles-game-preview

And the way he can help bring our young guys up to speed. Can't say he didn't help the Patriots CB JC Jackson.

We are no longer looking back at moves made pre-rhule/fitterer era

I hate that Djax cannot Tackle and he has improved some (at tackling)... but I do believe he is the most likely option moving to a Safety position. If anyone in the CB does

1. This will not be a sign-and trade situation, Gilmore will play out the final year of the contract, with an extension down the road possible depending on how things go. 2. Carolina was an ideal destination for him as he was interested in coming back home. 3. Gilmore is neighbors with our GM and Assistant GM (Dan Morgan). 4. Gilmore is on PUP list and won't be able to start until week 7 vs. Giants

Someone will either be playing SS/FS or be on another team next year... not saying any names, but judgment day is coming. And we (will) have money to spend.

11 and we will test that theory

Gilmore is still on PUP list so he won't be available until week 7 vs. Giants

Well put a stick up my ass and call me a popsicle, wow

Pretty sure this cures erectile dysfunction.

They did say Darnold was a lot further along than they thought. Maybe they want to take advantage.

Big Huddle Guys That have 0 Sources But Know Everything: Gilmore has 0% chance of coming here (just a joke, but this was yall) Regardless no one prolly expected this lol

Just saw that

For a 2023 6th rounder!

We either don't care about draft capitol or we'll re-invent the name "trade daddy" next draft LMAO

ummm,... we Just traded a 6th for Gilmore

Arm length? We like long arms but we only sign people with shorter arms. Because fug what we say we like

Can you block? We will get in touch with your agent

I think that whole thing ended about when CMC went out. They have to slowly let him open up more & more. Cause teams are starting to notice that we are throwing a DJ Moore comeback route at least 5 times a game and 3 of them will be on 3rd downs. Granted that will change some when CMC comes back. They just didn't seemed "fooled" anymore in the third QTR, and they were playing "control the lead" (couldn't think of the word/phrase i wanted here) football in the 4th when we were making a lil comeback

Man, but think about what his average stats were per Quarter in a Jets uniform. Irrelevant so to say, but man our coaching staff has done an amazing job with this kid considering he has just about the same OL production from the jets

1st Quarter - 72.7%, 308 yds, 1 TD, 111.7 rating 2nd Quarter - 75.5%, 415 yds, 2 TDs, 118.3 rating 3rd Quarter - 43.3%, 164 yds, 0 TD, 3 INTs, 21.4 rating 4th Quarter - 73.6%, 302 yds, 2 TDs, 114.1 rating

I mean Rhule normally likes to state things like "I'd have to look at the tape first" but he specifically remembered that play, so it had to have been bugging him. But regardless im a little more worried about the guys we actually pay to block than Marshall lol

I think for us... going into halftime was the turning point of the game lol

As the players are learning, so are the coaches. 2nd year coaches in the NFL. Sometimes experience beats potential when it comes to coaching.