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Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Carolina Panthers prediction, pick for NFL Week 7 on Sunday 10/25/26

Check out an expert preview, prediction, and pick for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Carolina Panthers game on Sunday in NFL Week 7. Anything can happen in the NFC South, but the Carolina Panthers have the makings of a division favorite already. Their offense is surging, and on Sunday, they host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who have struggled mightily this season. However, the visitors are set to get their quarterback into the fold again following an injury, so could we see a competitive game after all? Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. ET at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte. Here’s a preview, prediction and pick for Buccaneers vs. Panthers in NFL Week 7. Buccaneers vs. Panthers prediction, preview At a glance, the Buccaneers look like one of the worst teams in the NFL. They’re just 1-5, and frankly, there’s little in the numbers that suggests they may turn this thing around. The good news is…

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A Win Isn't Enough: 4 Things Panthers Need to Show Against Buccaneers

Obviously, the first thing I want to see Sunday is a Panthers win. Carolina is 3-2, has won three of its last four and has a chance to move to 4-2 against Tampa Bay. But we're past the point where that's the only thing I'm watching. The Panthers have looked like a different team over the last month, and now I want to see if some of this stuff is going to stick. Was the run defense the last two weeks for real? Can the offense keep rolling now that Jalen Coker is back? And please, can we get through a game without 149 yards in penalties? Here are four things I'll be watching Sunday besides the final score. I'm not ready to say it is, but I'm definitely more interested in this conversation than I was a couple of weeks ago. Carolina held Philadelphia to 35 rushing yards Sunday and has now held back-to-back opponents under 50 yards on the ground. That's a pretty big turnaround for a defense…

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The possible future of passenger rail in the Pacific Northwest

The Pacific Northwest has several proposals to expand and improve passenger rail, from making Amtrak Cascades more reliable to building a high-speed rail line between Portland, Seattle and Vancouver, British Columbia. Oregon and Washington transportation officials are asking the public to weigh in on their plans for the future of passenger rail. Courtesy of Oregon Department of Transportation Oregon’s draft State Rail Plan identifies a dozen projects intended to improve passenger rail service, including upgrades to help Amtrak Cascades avoid freight traffic, which is a common source of delays. One proposed improvement would add a second track at Eugene Station. Currently, a Cascades train finishing a trip in Eugene travels about 1.8 miles to a freight yard to prepare for its next departure. If it gets stuck behind a freight train on the way back, the delay can carry into its next trip.…

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Manatee residents blocked one development. Live Local brought a bigger one

When neighbors of a defunct equestrian center near Bradenton fought off a proposed housing development in 2025, they thought they had saved the area from more flooding and traffic that would come with the 175-unit rental community. The community never imagined a new proposal would resurface with nearly four times the number of units. And now, they have no public voice in the process. Developers have filed plans with Manatee County to build more than 640 apartment units on the 29-acre property through Florida's controversial Live Local law. By setting aside 40% of the project as affordable housing, the development can bypass traditional public hearings and government scrutiny — meaning this time, the neighbors will have few options to fight back. “When I realized it was going to be expedited development and no public comment,” said Jane Fedorczyk, the homeowner’s association president of…

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