Some may call it an ugly win and others may tell you that no win is ugly, but the Carolina Panthers' Week 6 performance was enough. Even with a sluggish first half and a franchise-record in penalty yardage, they powered through to a 25-14 triumph over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

So, which players led the way?

Here are the game's best and worst Pro Football Focus grades for the Panthers . . .

Players listed recorded at least 10 offensive snaps or 10 defensive snaps.

Grades listed are provided by PFF as of 7:00 a.m. ET on Monday, Oct. 19.

Best of the offense

1. RB Chuba Hubbard: 76.3

2. TE Tommy Tremble: 75.5

3. WR John Metchie III: 69.3

4. WR Tetairoa McMillan: 69.2

5. TE Mitchell Evans: 69.1

Hubbard, who tied a career-high with 28 carries, rushed for 120 yards and a touchdown.

Speaking of career-highs, Tremble scored two touchdowns for the first time in his six-year NFL run.

Worst of the offense

10. LT Rasheed Walker: 54.9

11. C Luke Fortner: 54.2

12. LG Damien Lewis: 53.5

13. TE Darren Waller: 52.8

14. RG Robert Hunt: 41.1

Hunt earned a rock-solid 84.7 pass-blocking grade, but was also given a team-worst 39.8 in run blocking. He was also flagged for two ineligible man downfield penalties.

Lewis, in his return from an elbow injury, allowed a team-high four pressures. The 53.5 overall offensive grade is his lowest since Week 17 of the 2024 season.

Best of the defense

1. S Zakee Wheatley: 85.6

2. DT Derrick Brown: 75.3

3. ILB Devin Lloyd: 71.4

4. ILB Bobby Okereke: 69.3

5. DT Bobby Brown III: 68.5

In addition to the team-best overall defensive grade, Wheatley topped Carolina with a 78.8 coverage grade. He allowed one catch for four yards over three targets.

Okereke notched eight tackles, four stops, a sack and two passes defensed.

Worst of the defense

12. CB Will Lee III: 62.6

13. OLB Pat Jones II: 60.1

14. CB Akayleb Evans: 57.4

15. OLB Princely Umanmielen: 45.3

16. DT Aaron Hall: 41.2

Despite the low mark, Evans was much better this week than he was in the Week 4 win over the Detriot Lions. He was charged with three receptions for 20 yards over five targets.