Carolina Panthers at New England Patriots – Week 4
The Carolina Panthers travel to face defending Super Bowl champion New England on Sunday…
A week after losing at home to divisional rival New Orleans, the Carolina Panthers travel to face the defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots. Coach Bill Belichick and quarterback Tom Brady have a long history of success making for a tough road game early in the season.
Four of the next five are away for Carolina, including a short-week home matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles. In order to keep pace in the division and maintain a desirable level of optimism moving forward, the Panthers desperately need a win.
Unfortunately, no one is expecting Carolina to pull off the upset in Foxborough. Last week, rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson almost secured a victory for his Texans but Brady and the Patriots offense proved too tough at home.
Following is your one stop access for all Week 4 game action leading up to kickoff at 1:00pm ET.
Panthers Preview, Predictions and How to Watch
How to watch, history, one key matchup, odds and a final score prediction.
Three Panthers players worth tuning in and watching closely to see how they perform.
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Three defensive players to watch and evaluate as the game progresses.
See who the “experts” from around the national media scene are picking to win this Week 4 matchup between the Panthers and Patriots.
An Inside Look at the Patriots
Five questions with a Patriots expert on Sunday’s matchup.
Who will and will not suit up for Carolina in Foxborough this week.
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While the New England defense may be surrendering a lot of points and yards to begin the season, their offense remains powered by Brady. The Panthers are battling multiple injuries in addition to traveling but Sunday could provide a good opportunity for their offense to finally get on track. If they do, expect a closer than anticipated matchup with the Patriots.