Chubb helped pressure Bryce Young and contributed to the defensive effort in a game where run defense cracks dominated headlines.

Chubb’s rush forced the fumble that extended Miami’s early lead, illustrating how pressure up front can derail Young before Carolina finds a rhythm. In fantasy terms, Chubb isn’t a Panther, but his impact helps explain why Carolina must protect the ball if they want to sustain late-game comebacks.

Chubb posted a 68.2, contributing pressure and run support as part of Miami’s front seven, with impact plays noted but not dominant.

Chubb’s candid push for ‘killer instinct’ frames leadership and accountability as core to Miami’s turnaround hopes.

Chubb contributed a fumble recovery and showed flashes as a pass rusher, but the Dolphins overall front seven remained exposed against the run. His presence helped at times, yet the unit failed to slow Carolina's ground game consistently and couldn't sustain pressure on Bryce Young.