Panthers mailbag examines safety snaps, injuries and offensive questions after Eagles win
Yahoo Sports’ Carolina Panthers mailbag addresses scoring choices, the safety rotation, injuries, pass protection and expectations for the offense. Carolina’s 25-14 victory over Philadelphia included two touchdown catches by Tommy Tremble, a rushing score from Chuba Hubbard and notable snap totals for several players.
By StoryBreak
Published October 23, 2026 at 12:01 PM EDT

Yahoo Sports published a Carolina Panthers mailbag by Brian Beversluis covering scoring decisions, the safety rotation, injuries, pass protection and expectations for the offense.
The discussion follows Carolina’s 25-14 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Oct. 18, 2026. The Panthers produced 399 total yards in the game and were charged with 13 penalties for 149 yards.
Tommy Tremble reached the end zone twice as a receiver, while Chuba Hubbard added a rushing touchdown. Tremble logged 54 offensive snaps, or 68% of Carolina’s offensive total. Hubbard was on the field for 74 offensive snaps, accounting for 94% of the team’s offensive total.
The safety rotation is another subject in the mailbag. Zakee Wheatley handled 81% of Carolina’s defensive snaps against Philadelphia. He finished with four tackles and two passes defensed. Lathan Ransom played one defensive snap in the game.
The mailbag also discusses Jaelan Phillips, including his recent tackle production and injury status. Jaycee Horn is identified as a major potential return for Carolina’s defense.
Carolina improved to 3-2 after beating Philadelphia. The Panthers were scheduled to face Tampa Bay after the Philadelphia game, giving the mailbag a look ahead as well as a review of the Eagles matchup.
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