Panthers

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The first NFL firing of the season happened on Monday when the Carolina Panthers parted ways with Matt Rhule.

Here is a quick look at the Eagles come-from-behind win over the Panthers on Sunday, getting them to 2-3 on the season.

The large contingent of Birds fans at Bank of America Stadium had very little to cheer about in the first 30 minutes. Their loudest applause was reserved for a shirtless guy in an Eagles hat who sprinted out of the stands in the second quarter, then plopped onto the turf and waited for the security crew to escort him off.

The Eagles come from behind to end a three-game losing streak to beat the Carolina Panthers 21-18 on the road on Sunday.

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The Philadelphia Eagles let a 17 point lead evaporate in just over a quarter and took what looked like a certain win and somehow turned it into a 21-17 loss.

Kendricks racked up a career high 17 tackles in the win. Bradham added ten tackles and had several key plays in big situations that helped to stall out the Panthers offense. Together they combined for 27 tackles and stuffed Panthers Running Backs to just one yard rushing on 13 carries.

The Philadelphia Eagles asserted themselves as a team to beat in the NFC by knocking off the Carolina Panthers on the road 28-23.