How to watch, listen and follow: Panthers at Eagles in Week 6

The Eagles have a lot of stuff going on, but Dave Canales knows he needs to keep his focus on his guys. Plus more on the injury situation, and the benefits of playing in Philly recently.

The Panthers will be without the veteran running back, and rookie right tackle Monroe Freeling is listed as doubtful.

The Panthers are going with a silver, white, black combo for Sunday's road game, bringing back the combination on a very fitting (almost) six-year anniversary.

The venerable Panthers long snapper is about to play his 282nd career game Sunday. That will be the most ever for a player at the ultimate specialist job, an outcome a lot of people imagined even if Jansen never did.

The Panthers defensive tackle had a long and tedious spring and summer, undergoing neck surgery and recovering to get back in football shape. Now, he feels ready to dominate.

With the news that Jalen Hurts wasn't playing this week because of a blood clot, the Panthers had to adjust mid-week to a significant change in styles, as Philadelphia is going with backup Tanner McKee.

The Panthers got the rookie right tackle back on the field on a limited basis Thursday, after he was held out earlier in the week.

The Eagles plans changed on Thursday with news at quarterback Jalen Hurts was out this week, but the Panthers have many other factors on their mind as they head to Philadelphia.

The Panthers got some new faces back on the practice field this week, to make up for some of the old ones they're missing. This is the way of the NFL. Plus all kinds of questions you had saved up over the bye week.

The Panthers didn't practice on Wednesday, but rookie tackle Monroe Freeling and veteran running back AJ Dillon were listed as not participating. There were four others listed as limited.

See where national media outlets rank the Panthers ahead of their Week 6 against the Eagles.