Philadelphia Flyers Weekly

The Flyers snap a three-game winless streak with a season-high six goals against Utah, and Travis Konecny makes his return unforgettable with a goal and an assist on his first game back after ten games out.

Flyers lose 5-2 to the Capitals on a back-to-back, staying winless against the Metropolitan Division and dropping their third straight. Jack Armstrong breaks down the 3-2 moment that never became 3-3 and what this streak means.

The Flyers erased a three-goal deficit with ten seconds to go, only to watch Kent Johnson end it on a two-on-zero rush in overtime. Jack Armstrong breaks down the gut-punch loss and what it means for a team still searching for consistency.

Jack Armstrong breaks down the Flyers' 5-4 loss to Anaheim, where a two-goal lead evaporated in the second period and a late power-play dagger sealed the deal, while finding genuine reasons for optimism despite the gut punch.

The Flyers finally win on the road, and it's rookie Cole Knuble leading the way with two goals. Dan Vladar shuts the door, and Philadelphia gets its first road win of the season after five straight losses away from home.

The Flyers beat the high-powered Avalanche 3-2 at home, earning their second straight win after a nine-game winless streak to open the season. Matvei Michkov had two goals, Trevor Zegras orchestrated with three assists, and Joseph Woll stood tall when it mattered most.

Philadelphia ends a franchise-record nine-game winless skid with a 3-1 victory over Ottawa at Xfinity Mobile Arena. Michkov and Martone deliver the emotional second-period response, Vladar stands tall, and the city exhales.