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The Carolina Panthers are regaining several key players from injury following their bye week as they prepare to face the Philadelphia Eagles. Offensive tackle Taylor Moton returned to full practice after missing time due to a blood clot in his lungs, while defensive lineman Tershawn Wharton also logged a full session following offseason neck surgery. Additionally, quarterback Bryce Young, wide receiver Jalen Coker, Trevor Etienne, and Thomas Incoom were full participants.
Carolina also saw guard Damien Lewis and pass rusher Jaelan Phillips return to practice in a limited capacity. In contrast, the Philadelphia Eagles are dealing with numerous injuries, as key offensive starters Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith missed practice to open the week due to hamstring issues, and starting center Drew Kendall has been ruled out.
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