There will be two DeVonta Smith's on the field today as the Panthers take on the Eagles. They've run parallel lives, sharing names, nicknames, fan mail, and packages of underwear — even if it was intended for the other person.

Run-pass options have been a part of the Panthers offense for years under Dave Canales. They came alive in explosive ways in Week 4, but Carolina coaches and players explain how the concepts are always a subtle part of the plan and why Bryce Young is able to run them so well.

The team activated Taylor Moton, Turk Wharton, and Trevor Etienne, among other moves on Saturday, adding depth for Sunday's Week 6 matchup against the Eagles.

From injury news that reshaped the Eagles offense, to bye week records that favor Carolina, and more, here are five things to watch as the Panthers travel to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles in Week 6.

Fans can watch the game on CBS and listen live on the radio in the Panthers regional area.

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.