Carolina Panthers Week 17 game day vs. New Orleans Saints
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The Carolina Panthers have one more opportunity to stop a second half slide reminiscent of last season. After losing starting quarterback Cam Newton to injury after just two games, the Panthers turned to backup Kyle Allen and were 5-3 halfway through the season.
Unfortunately, Carolina has lost every game since, dropping seven in a row as they prepare to host divisional rival New Orleans at home. The Saints still have an opportunity to secure home field advantage throughout the playoffs and as a result are expected to play the majority of their starters in order to secure such a position.
Opposite, the Panthers fate has already been determined in terms of the playoffs – there will be none – but draft positions could improve if handed another loss. Given Carolina has a number of roster areas in need of attention – quarterback, defensive line, defensive secondary, offensive line, etc. – there are plenty of options for general manager Marty Hurney to target with a high first-round pick.
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Carolina Panthers vs. New Orleans Saints Game Information
Game information, how to watch, recent results, possible weather implications and a general overview of the Panthers season finale with rival New Orleans.
Three Panthers to Watch
These Carolina offensive players could have a big impact on the Week 17 outcome, in addition to one perhaps playing in their final game ever after an extremely successful career.
Week 17 Injury Report
Two Panthers starters have already been ruled out for the season finale. Depending on how things play out early, more could find their way to the sidelines during the game.
Christian McCaffrey Ready to Make History
Depending on how long running back Christian McCaffrey plays, he could have an opportunity to re-write the record books after kick off.
dark. Next. 2020 Opponents Set
The Panthers and Saints kickoff at 1:00pm EST inside Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte.