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  1. Oct 19

    Will Lee got the best of DeVonta Smith in Philly

    Will Lee drew two pass interference flags in the first half in Philly and still got the best of DeVonta Smith more times than not, plus a third-down breakup late in the game. The rest of the rookie class showed up too. Monroe Freeling is holding down right tackle after being groomed on the left, Zakee Wheatley broke up the fourth-and-17 shot to Smith at the end, plus Lee Hunter got an early hit on Tanner McKee without a flag. Support us by supporting our sponsors! KalshiToday’s episode is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 0:00 The rookies keep performing0:49 Freeling and Will Lee, thrown in early1:35 Will Lee vs DeVonta Smith2:24 Kalshi: the NFC South3:03 Lee Hunter, the penalties, and Canales Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Will Lee got the best of DeVonta Smith in Philly

  2. Oct 19

    Chuba Hubbard carried Carolina to a 25-14 win in Philly

    Chuba Hubbard had a season-high 28 carries for 120 yards and a touchdown in Philly, his 19-yard run on fourth and one was the play of the day, plus Bryce Young lowered his head for a first down when nobody would have faulted him for sliding. The rest of the roster was tough too. Will Lee reminds me of Josh Norman, Zakee Wheatley stepped up, Anthony Tyus blocked a punt a week after coming up from the practice squad, plus Tommy Tremble caught both touchdowns. They still made it hard on themselves with 13 penalties for 149 yards, a franchise record. Will the Panthers get the penalties cleaned up before they cost them a game? Support us by supporting our sponsors! KalshiToday’s episode is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 0:00 Tough when it mattered0:48 Chuba carried them1:31 Bryce lowered his head2:06 Will Lee, Wheatley, the punt block2:59 Kalshi: the NFC South3:36 A record day of penalties Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Chuba Hubbard carried Carolina to a 25-14 win in Philly

  3. Oct 18

    Special Teams Wins Games

    Special teams cost the Eagles their game in London. They could win us the game in Philadelphia. Jake Elliott put Philly ahead with eight seconds left, but Ameer Abdullah's return gave Cam Little a shot to win it for Jacksonville. Nick Sirianni can learn from that decision. Building a roster that can cover kicks takes more than one week. That's where I trust Carolina. Dave Canales and this front office put real value on special teams, from Brycen Tremayne's coverage work to Trevor Etienne's return opportunities. Ryan Fitzgerald has shown he can make the big kick, and JJ Jansen brings the reliability we've counted on for years. This goes back to guys like Karl Hankton, Jarrod Cooper, Rod Smart and John Kasay. The third phase has helped define Panthers football, and it can swing this matchup, too. If this game comes down to one kick or one return, do you trust Carolina's special teams to deliver? Support us by supporting our sponsors! 5-hour ENERGYBring on the sweetness with Cotton Candy 5-hour ENERGY shots. Available online now at https://5hourenergy.com or on Amazon. 0:00 Special teams could win us Philly0:59 How the Eagles lost in London2:01 5-hour ENERGY2:32 Why I trust Carolina's special teams4:24 The Panthers' special teams tradition Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Special Teams Wins Games

  4. Oct 18

    3 Ways Carolina WINS in Philly

    The Panthers should win in Philly, but this has trap game written all over it. The Eagles are banged up, Carolina is getting key pieces back, and that still doesn't make this an automatic win. Taylor Moton's return comes at the right time with Monroe Freeling doubtful. Turk Wharton and Trevor Etienne are back, too. But even with Tanner McKee starting, the Panthers still have to account for DeVonta Smith while Mike Jackson and Jaycee Horn are out. My three keys: Keep the Eagles struggling on third downGive Chuba Hubbard 20 or more carriesWin the special teams battle.Feed Chuba, let him wear down the defense and open things up for Bryce Young. Philadelphia showed last week how one return can swing a game, and JJ Jansen has a milestone of his own coming up. Which of those three keys matters most to you? We cannot afford to let this one slip away. Support us by supporting our sponsors! 5-hour ENERGYBring on the sweetness with Cotton Candy 5-hour ENERGY shots. Available online now at https://5hourenergy.com or on Amazon. 0:00 Why Philly is a trap game2:39 5-hour ENERGY3:13 Key 1: Get off the field on third down3:54 Key 2: Feed Chuba Hubbard5:12 Key 3: Win on special teams Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  5. Oct 15

    The Panthers' young stars get their biggest test in Philly

    The Panthers are leaning on their young stars, and Sunday in Philadelphia is the biggest test some of them have had since joining the team. Monroe Freeling is still first on the depth chart at right tackle, but he hasn't practiced with that knee, and Taylor Moton went full. I expect Moton to swap in close to game day. Zakee Wheatley is at an 82.6 on Pro Football Focus, fifth of 96 safeties, and he's still behind Tre'von Moehrig. He's earned more playing time, and against the Eagles now might be a good time to do it. Trevor Etienne is coming back, Philly just gave up a 53-yard kickoff return in London, and I'd rather keep Chuba fresh for the offense. Tetairoa McMillan gets Quinyon Mitchell, a first-team All-Pro corner, and Jalen Coker draws Darius Cooper, undrafted against undrafted. My money's on Coker. A first-round tackle, a late-round safety grading out like a starter, last year's Offensive Rookie of the Year and an undrafted receiver who keeps showing up. That's a strong core, and it's gonna stay this way for a while. Which young Panther has earned more snaps on Sunday?? Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today’s episode is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 0:00 Who's expected to be out there2:59 Kalshi3:25 Who's earned more7:12 A strong young core Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    The Panthers' young stars get their biggest test in Philly

  6. Oct 14

    Taylor Moton is preparing to play against the Eagles

    Taylor Moton says he's preparing like he's playing, and I expect to see 72 out there against the Eagles front on Sunday. All we heard was a blood clot in his lung back in June, and there was a lot more to it than that. Dave Canales said Monday he's medically cleared, and the 21-day practice window is open for him and Turk Wharton. He's been our right tackle since 2018, pretty much an Ironman. Monroe Freeling started the first four games at right tackle and we went 2-2 with him. Once Moton's active, I think Freeling goes back to being the swing tackle. Does Moton start Sunday?? Support us by supporting our sponsors! KalshiToday’s episode is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 0:00 Taylor Moton is preparing to play0:53 The scare, and the clearance2:48 Kalshi3:20 The Week 6 depth chart Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Taylor Moton is preparing to play against the Eagles

  7. Oct 9

    Jalen Coker and Taylor Moton are the two returns that MATTER

    A couple very important Panthers should be coming back after the bye: Jalen Coker and Taylor Moton. One brings more to the passing game, the other fixes the pocket. Coker was breaking out before the quad. In three games he had 18 catches on 22 targets for 222 yards and two touchdowns, with 138 yards and both scores against Chicago. He and Tetairoa McMillan complement each other, and with Coker on the other side there's a mismatch somewhere for Bryce. Moton still needs to be cleared from the blood clot, but when he is, he's back at right tackle and Monroe Freeling goes to the bench to learn from him. Against Philly's front you want the guy who's been doing it for years. Who are you excited to see come back?? Support us by supporting our sponsors! KalshiToday’s episode is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 0:00 Jalen Coker, Tet's partner in crime3:03 Taylor Moton, the other return3:35 Kalshi3:57 Moton, Freeling and the pocket Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Jalen Coker and Taylor Moton are the two returns that MATTER

  8. Oct 9

    Two corners the Panthers should trade for

    Both of our starting corners are on IR, and I've got two guys Dan Morgan should be calling before the trade deadline. My guy is Keisean Nixon. Plan B is a homecoming, Donte Jackson. Nixon is 29, in the final year of his deal with Green Bay, and he fits the way we play. Last season he had 72 tackles and 17 passes defended, plus he led the NFL in kick return yards in 2022 and 2023, and we need a returner too. A late-round pick gets it done. Donte Jackson was our second-round pick in 2018 and spent six seasons here. He played in Evero's defense, had five picks with the Steelers in 2024 and four more with the Chargers last year. The Chargers are 0-4 and he's a free agent in 2027, so he's gettable. Which corner would you call about first?? Support us by supporting our sponsors! KalshiToday’s episode is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 0:00 Two corners Dan Morgan should call about0:32 Keisean Nixon2:59 Kalshi3:18 Donte Jackson, and my pick Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Two corners the Panthers should trade for
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