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Following a disappointing 36-10 loss to the Chicago Bears, the Carolina Panthers find themselves struggling in the NFL power rankings as they head into Week 6. According to the latest analysis, though, one part of the solution might be trading Miles Sanders before the deadline comes by.

The Panthers’ recent defeat highlighted ongoing issues for the team, particularly on defense, where they have allowed a league-high 20 offensive touchdowns this season. Analysts have placed the team as low as 32nd, citing their defensive vulnerabilities and questions surrounding quarterback Andy Dalton‘s performance.

Despite some flashes of potential earlier in the season, the team has been unable to maintain momentum. Injuries have plagued their defensive line, complicating their efforts to stop opposing offenses. With matchups against the Atlanta Falcons and Washington Commanders on the horizon, the Panthers face significant challenges, particularly in containing potent passing attacks.

Offensively, while Dalton has shown some ability, inconsistency remains a concern. The team has struggled to establish a rhythm, and their top receivers have not consistently made an impact. As the season progresses, questions about the effectiveness of the coaching staff and the overall direction of the franchise loom large.

As it stands, the Panthers must look ahead and build a worthy contender for the upcoming seasons. According to the latest NFL analysis by Bleacher Report, this can be done by trading Sanders away to jumpstart the process.

As it stands, the Dallas Cowboys are reportedly considering a trade for Sanders from Carolina. With Ezekiel Elliott’s departure, the Cowboys are looking to bolster their backfield. Sanders has shown potential but has struggled with consistency this season.