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Eagles Film Preview: The Panthers’ defense can be exploited

All-22 analysis of Philadelphia’s Week 6 opponent.

Eagles Film Preview: The Panthers’ defense can be exploited

Philadelphia Eagles will face Carolina Panthers on Sunday, with Jalen Hurts out due to a calf injury. The Panthers' defense can be exploited, despite their overall lack of strength. Their pass defense, primarily based on Cover 3, has shown promise, but their linebacker duo, Devin Lloyd and Bobby Okereke, are key to stopping the middle of the field.

The Eagles should be wary of short throws over the middle, especially with Lloyd's prowess in this area. The Panthers' coverage has been compromised by the absence of top corners Jaycee Horn and Mike Jackson, weakening their secondary. However, the Eagles' pass rush, led by Jaelen Phillips and Markel Bell, could pose a significant threat, particularly against the Panthers' edge rusher Princely Umanmielen, who has shown impressive skills as a pass rush specialist.

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