Panthers' Tommy Tremble scores two TDs in 25-14 win over Eagles
Carolina tight end Tommy Tremble caught two touchdown passes from Bryce Young as the Panthers defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 25-14 to improve their record to 3-2.
Key points
- Tommy Tremble caught two touchdown passes from Bryce Young in the Week 6 victory.
- The win improved the Carolina Panthers' record to 3-2.
- Bryce Young threw for 281 yards and Chuba Hubbard rushed for 120 yards.
- Tremble apologized for a penalty resulting from taunting Cooper DeJean.
- Tremble delivered two knockout punches in front of the Philadelphia crowd.
Carolina Panthers tight end Tommy Tremble caught two touchdown passes from quarterback Bryce Young in the Panthers’ 25-14 Week 6 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.
The win moved Carolina to a 3-2 record, with Bryce Young throwing for 281 yards and Chuba Hubbard rushing for 120 yards.
The Panthers overcame 13 penalties during the game.
After the game, Tremble apologized for a penalty that resulted from his taunt of defensive back Cooper DeJean.
Jalen Coker said Tremble contributed in several ways and praised his performance.
Earlier in the contest, Tremble delivered two knockout punches in front of the Philadelphia crowd.
Your questions, answered
How did the Panthers beat the Eagles in Week 6?
The Panthers won 25-14 with Tommy Tremble catching two touchdown passes from Bryce Young.
What was Tommy Tremble's performance against the Eagles?
Tremble caught two touchdown passes and delivered two knockout punches during the game.
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