Go inside the locker room at Lincoln Financial Field to hear Head Coach Nick Sirianni's message to the team following the win over the Panthers, presented by NovaCare Rehabilitation.

Go inside the locker room and hear from Saquon Barkley, Darius Slay (9:28), C.J. Gardner-Johnson (12:50), Lane Johnson (17:09), Jordan Mailata (18:07), Zack Baun (19:43), and Grant Calcaterra (20:57) after the Eagles' 22-16 win over the Panthers.

Jalen Hurts credits Carolina for taking away the options in the passing game and reacts to Saquon Barkley breaking the franchise's single-season rushing record.

Saquon Barkley needed 109 rushing yards against the No. 32-ranked run defense to set the franchise record for most rushing yards in a season. Needless to say, he got it and more as the Eagles tied a team mark with their ninth straight win to improve to 11-2.

Head Coach Nick Sirianni reacts to the win over the Carolina Panthers and Saquon Barkley breaking the franchise's single-season rushing record.

With a 9-yard rush in the fourth quarter of Week 14, Eagles running back Saquon Barkley sets the Eagles' single-season rushing record, surpassing LeSean McCoy

Grant Calcaterra comes through on third-and-goal with a 4-yard touchdown reception over the middle, the first of his NFL career, to put the Eagles ahead early in the fourth quarter.

DeVonta Smith outleverages the Panthers' secondary to come up with a go-ahead TD with just 14 seconds left in the first half.

Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young puts too much air under a pass to Panthers wide receiver Adam Thielen and it ends up in the hands of Eagles safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson.

On third-and-goal, the Eagles dust off the Brotherly Shove and Jalen Hurts plows in from 1 yard out for the team's first points of the day.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts converts a third-and-long with a 27-yard completion up the sideline to Eagles' wide receiver DeVonta Smith.

Eagles safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson breaks up a third-down pass from Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young to Panthers wide receiver Xavier Legette with a massive hit.

Ross Tucker delivers the three things he's watching as the Eagles host the Carolina Panthers today at Lincoln Financial Field on the Little Caesars Pizza! Pizza! Pregame Show. Can the red-hot Eagles defense cool down former No. 1 overall pick Bryce Young, who is playing the best ball of his young career?

Sheldon Brown's hit on Reggie Bush in the 2006 Divisional Round of the playoffs is still talked about to this day. It's no surprise that his name resurfaced after Cooper DeJean's takedown of Baltimore's Derrick Henry. It just so happens that Brown will be in town Sunday, as he is the Honorary Captain for the game against the Panthers. Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro catches up with Brown in this exclusive interview.

There's a big Georgia-Alabama connection here as defensive tackle Jalen Carter talks about Panthers quarterback Bryce Young, while DeVonta Smith discusses his return from injury and being a roommate on the road with Young while in college.

Head Coach Nick Sirianni explains what it means to get DeVonta Smith back in the lineup and how his aggressive offensive mentality stresses opposing defenses.

A.J. Brown enjoys that four of the final five regular-season games will be at home, while Jordan Davis shares how the playmaking mentality of the defense is contagious.

It seemed like a typical end of practice, but the Eagles had something special in store for Brandon Graham. You won't want to miss this!

Saquon Barkley discusses the pursuit of LeSean McCoy's single-season franchise record. Also, hear from Cooper DeJean (10:10), Nolan Smith (13:04), and Lane Johnson (17:57).

Quarterback Jalen Hurts previews Carolina's defense, discusses his relationship with quarterback Bryce Young, and explains the importance of not letting one play affect the next.

Head Coach Nick Sirianni discusses the approach to facing a team with a 3-9 team and why the Panthers have been playing better football in recent weeks.

Jalen Carter destroyed the Ravens' game plan on Sunday as the Eagles stymied the league's top-ranked offense in a 24-19 victory. Check out Carter's stat sheet. He had four tackles, three for loss, two QB hits, and a sack. Yikes! It's no wonder the fans selected Carter as the Toyota Player of the Week.

Special Teams Coordinator Michael Clay, an Oregon alum, has a laugh about the upcoming Big Ten Championship Game between his alma mater and Penn State before rehashing the impact that Braden Mann had on the field position battle in the win over the Ravens.

Offensive Coordinator Kellen Moore shares what Saquon Barkley is like behind the scenes to coach and delves into some of the intricacies that make Jalen Hurts' performances even more impressive than what's on the stat sheet.

Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio discusses Jalen Carter's impact on the team, how the defense has changed since the bye week, and why Bryce Young is playing better at quarterback for the Panthers.