The Panthers:

• Went 0-4-1 in their five-game stretch against teams that made the 2013 playoffs.
• Lost their three prime-games this season (Steelers, Saints, Eagles) by a combined score of 110-50.
• Tied a franchise-high by giving up nine sacks. The only other time they allowed so many sacks was when the Falcons got to Frank Reich nine times on 9/3/95, which was the first game in franchise history.
• Scored a first-half touchdown for the first time in four weeks.
• Punted five times, threw three interceptions, fumbled twice, turned the ball over on downs once and scored one touchdown in their 12 possessions before the fourth quarter.
• Gave up their most points (45) since a 45-17 loss to the Saints in the 2011 season finale.
• Allowed their most passing yards (328) since the Saints threw for 378 in the 2011 season finale.
• Have given up 281 points through 10 games. They allowed 241 points all of last season.
• Have allowed at least 37 points in five of their 10 games.
• Tied a franchise-worst by allowing 31 points in the first half. The Panthers also gave up 31 in the first half to the Eagles on 9/13/09 and to the Rams on 11/11/01.
• Have given up 113 first-half points this year. They allowed 110 points in the first half all of last season.
• Have been outscored 145-50 in the first half since Week 3.

The Eagles:

• Scored 35 unanswered points in a 36:46 stretch that began late in the first quarter and ended early in the fourth.
• Scored two return touchdowns, upping their total to a franchise-record nine this season.
• Had at least three interceptions, five sacks and two return touchdowns in a game for the first time since the 2009 season opener against the Panthers.

Panthers:

• QB Cam Newton was the first player to throw three interceptions and be sacked at least eight times on Monday Night Football. He’s been sacked 30 times this season, the second-most in the league behind 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick (31). Newton also had his first multi-interception regular-season game since he threw two against the Bucs in Week 13 last year.
• RB DeAngelo Williams gained just 31 yards on 13 carries. He’s averaging 3.4 yards per carry this year, the worst average of his nine-year career (previous low: 4.1 in ’06 and ’10).
• WR Kelvin Benjamin had two fourth-quarter touchdowns. Of the rookie’s seven scores this season, four have come in the fourth quarter of blowout losses.
• TE Greg Olsen, who saw a total of seven targets against the Seahawks and Saints, caught six of his seven targets for a career-best 119 yards.

Eagles: 

• QB Mark Sanchez won a game he started for the first time since Dec. 9, 2012. His 332 passing yards were the fourth-most of his career.
• WR Jordan Matthews, who racked up a career-high 138 yards, became the first Eagles’ rookie with two multi-touchdown games. He also scored twice in Week 3 against the Redskins.
• TE Brent Celek had his most receiving yards (116) since he piled up 157 against the Ravens on 9/16/12.