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The Carolina Panthers will meet the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 6 in Philly in what promises to be an intriguing NFC clash. It’s not your average Week 6 matchup, though, because of what came before it on the NFL schedule.…

Billy Heyen of Heavy reports that the Carolina Panthers hold a significant scheduling advantage over the Philadelphia Eagles heading into their Week 6 matchup. Carolina is coming off a Week 5 bye following their Week 4 win over the Detroit Lions, while Philadelphia is returning from an overseas game in London against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
According to CBS Sports' John Breech, this marks only the fifth time in NFL history that a team coming off an international game will face an opponent coming off a bye week. In all four previous instances, the team returning from international travel lost, giving the 2-2 Panthers a historically favorable opportunity to take control of the NFC South.
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