The Panthers had a lot to clean up after beating the Eagles, but beating the Eagles was the point. With many, many, many questions about penalties, and a lot more about a 3-2 team.

From quarterback uncertainty (again) to a top rushing defense, here's what you need to know about the Panthers' next opponent, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The veteran right tackle came back and played a heavy workload Sunday, and played well in the win over the Eagles. And with his return to health, the Panthers have the opportunity to make decisions in the future, as they continue to develop rookie Monroe Freeling.

The Panthers are learning to play with a lead, and evaluating the decisions that go into that, after a Week 6 win they had to grind out. Plus, exploring options at tackle, Bobby Okereke's play, and more from Monday with Dave Canales.

The quarterback is one of only six quarterbacks in NFL history to reach a monumental stat, raising the volume on the MVP chants from fans and teammates.

A look at some of the key stats from the game, as well as the snap counts from Sunday's win over the Eagles in Week 6.

The receiver started a play in the third quarter from an entirely new position, but proved once again, he can do a little bit of everything, converting a third-down that helped change the game for the Panthers' offense.

From the surprise posterior view in a team meeting Saturday night to the record-breaking appearance early, the Panthers were fully in the moment with the 40-year-old long snapper on a historic day.

The two longtime stalwarts for the Panthers combined for three touchdowns on Sunday, fueling a huge Week 6 win that felt like old times for the best friends.

The Panthers set a record for penalty yards committed in a game, but also held a patchwork Eagles offense in check, as they improved to 3-2.

The Panthers improved to 3-2 with a gritty win, that fit with the host city's history. It took them a while to get there, but they made plays down the stretch to pull away for the win.