The Panthers were in control of the Eagles defense nearly the entire game, but one play in particular stood out for Eagles DC Vic Fangio.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio criticized officials for missing what he called an "egregious false start" by Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young during Sunday's game. On a fourth-and-one play near the goal line in the fourth quarter, Young drew Eagles defensive lineman Moro Ojomo into an encroachment penalty. The missed call led to an extended drive, with Chuba Hubbard scoring a one-yard touchdown run to help secure Carolina's 25-14 victory.
The Panthers dominated the contest, holding the ball for nearly 35 minutes and outgaining Philadelphia 399 yards to 222. The strong performance reflects Young's steadily growing confidence and development in head coach Dave Canales' offense, drawing high praise from teammates like veteran wide receiver David Moore.
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