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At Philadelphia, Carolina became just the third team in NFL history to come back from a 17-0 deficit in the fourth quarter, keyed by a last-minute touchdown to Greg Olsen on October 21, 2018.

Watch quarterback Cam Newton's best plays from Panthers' victory over the Eagles.

Head coach Ron Rivera discusses Carolina's comeback from a 17-point deficit in Philadelphia.

Quarterback Cam Newton discusses the Panthers' historic comeback win vs. the Eagles.

The wide receiver makes a nice double move to get open for Carolina's second TD of the fourth quarter.

A strip-sack by Julius Peppers ended the Eagles' final hope for ruining Carolina's comeback.

Tight end's late grab gives Carolina its third touchdown of the fourth quarter in a 21-17 triumph.

Wide receiver takes a pitch from quarterback Cam Newton and sprints for the 14-yard touchdown.

It's chilly in Philadelphia.

View the ten best photos from Panthers at Eagles by team photographer Melissa Melvin-Rodriguez.

View photos of the Panthers at Eagles by team photographer Melissa Melvin-Rodriguez.

View photos of the players warming up prior to kickoff in Philadelphia.

View photos as the Panthers arrive at Lincoln Financial Field for their game against the Eagles.

View some details of players' outfits as they travel to Philadelphia.

View photos of the Panthers as they travel to Philadelphia for their game against the Eagles.

How the Panthers pulled off their biggest ever fourth-quarter comeback. 

The story of Sunday's historic win told by the tweets from fans watching every step of the way.

Curtis Samuel played 19 snaps, scoring a fourth-quarter touchdown.

Carolina didn't blink with the game on the line and the Eagles 22 yards away from winning.

Team captain Ryan Kalil knows the Panthers can't keep putting themselves in tough spots.

Carolina defeats Eagles 21-17 for first road win of the season.

A determined Newton leads Panthers to historic rally over Eagles a week after falling short in Washington.

The Panthers set a franchise record with their 17-point fourth-quarter comeback.

Down 17-0 in the fourth quarter, Panthers rally to beat Eagles 21-17.