There were changes to the depth chart as the Panthers prepare for the Cowboys, due to additions and moves last week. 

The season took another major turn last week, which is why week-to-week referendums aren't always helpful. But at least people are in a better mood. More about the comeback, and what still needs work.

The Panthers and Cowboys are both coming off of a win, preparing to face each other for the third-straight year in Bank of America Stadium. Get to know this 2025 version of the Cowboys. 

The Panthers switched up responsibilities ahead of the Dolphins game, giving the green dot and play-calling to Trevin Wallace. The result was "freer" play on defense. 

The Panthers head coach loves the conversations about plays, and between team leaders as they grow and learn each other. Plus more from the day after their record-tying comeback win.

The second-year wideout will open the 21-day window to practice on Wednesday, the first step toward being activated from injured reserve after a quadriceps injury.

From tight end Mitchell Evans' game-winning touchdown, to a drive-saving catch from Jimmy Horn Jr., to Trevor Etienne stepping up when needed, it was a big day for the third day of the 2025 draft.

A look at some of the key stats from the game, as well as the snap counts from Sunday's win over the Dolphins in Week 5

The veteran running back replaced an injured Chuba Hubbard, and put up one of the most productive games in Panthers franchise history

By coming back from a 17-0 hole early, the Panthers showed resilience in the face of adversity, which is what Dave Canales has been trying to create in this team.

Xavier Legette was back on the field, and got into the end zone for his first touchdown of the season during a stirring comeback win. It was a sigh of relief, and an emotional moment.