Carolina’s Week 1 setback exposed coaching gaps as the Panthers navigated a remade staff under a first-year head coach. Bryce Young’s inexperience is a focal point, while Canales’ playcalling drew scrutiny for timid runs, a shotgun draw on third-and-one, and fourth-down decisions that favored field goals. Evero’s defense showed sparks but also talent gaps, with rookies underutilized and the unit outpaced by a more complete Jacksonville squad.

Not enough to pull the plug yet, but the franchise faces growing pains: more reps, smarter red-zone calls, and a willingness to let young players contribute. Growth for Young and the staff hinges on sharper in-game adjustments and better execution across phases as the season unfolds.

The Cleveland Browns find themselves in a critical situation as they head into Week 6 against the Philadelphia Eagles with a disappointing 1-4 record. Fans are losing faith, and the media is calling for significant changes within the organization.

Quarterback Deshaun Watson is under heavy scrutiny, alongside head coach Kevin Stefanski, who is considered to be on the 'hot seat.' In an effort to turn their season around, the Browns have made several roster adjustments, including activating linebacker Mohamoud Diabte and defensive tackle Mike Hall Jr., who has returned from off-the-field issues.

With these changes, the Browns hope to regain momentum and secure a much-needed victory. A loss could lead to further scrutiny and potential roster changes as the front office evaluates the team's future.