Thursday Night Football brings an intriguing NFC matchup as the Carolina Panthers travel to Lambeau Field to face the Green Bay Packers. Both teams are coming off disappointing Week 7 losses and will look to bounce back under the prime time lights.
The Carolina Panthers seem to have finally solved their quarterback crisis. While the most recent outing was pretty terrible thanks to a variety of reasons, Bryce Young has still been one of the absolute best quarterbacks in the NFL this season.
The Carolina Panthers go to Lambeau Field on a short week with two healthy cornerbacks and no starting tackles, four days after an embarrassing 43-13 loss to Tampa Bay.
The Carolina Panthers ruled out three starters and a key reserve for Thursday's game against the host Green Bay Packers. The Panthers (3-3) will be without linebacker Jaelan Phillips, who also missed last Sunday's 43-13 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with a hamstring injury.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Carolina Panthers have a lot of concerns going into Thursday’s game against the Green Bay Packers and the team’s final Week 8 injury report just made things even worse.
I'm still trying to figure out exactly what the Carolina Panthers are. I thought I was getting there before Sunday. Carolina had won two straight, Bryce Young was playing well and even a defense that had some rough moments earlier in the season seemed to be settling down.
Bryce Young doesn’t get much time to put Sunday behind him. The Carolina Panthers quarterback was pulled in the 43-13 loss to Tampa Bay, and four days later he walks into Lambeau Field against Xavier McKinney and a Packers defense with a league-high nine interceptions.
If you had asked me before Sunday what the Carolina Panthers should do at the trade deadline, I probably would've told you to go get some help. They had won two straight, Bryce Young was playing well and the defense had started to look a lot better than it did earlier in the season.
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The Carolina Panthers have an obvious need at cornerback and two trade targets stand out as logical moves for Dan Morgan to make. Here’s what those two trades could look like.
The Carolina Panthers are understandable underdogs on the road against the Green Bay Packers. They're coming off an abysmal loss. By most metrics, the 4-3 Packers are a better team than the 3-3 Panthers.
Carolina Panthers fans watched Tampa Bay run 49 times for 258 yards at Bank of America Stadium on Sunday, and anyone wondering whether the run defense was ever real has a trade name to chew on.
Prior to Week 7's ugly loss, Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young was rightfully in the MVP conversation. He was facing immense pressure behind, let's face it, the worst offensive line in the NFL.
For the second straight year, the Carolina Panthers will head into the wintry confines of Lambeau Field. For the second straight year, they will do so as underdogs after an abysmal loss in which they allowed 40 points the week prior.
When the Carolina Panthers let D.J. Wonnum walk in free agency, I didn't think much of it. Wonnum was coming off a season with only three sacks, and the Panthers had plenty of other things to worry about.
Bryce Young isn’t reading too much into the last meeting between the Carolina Panthers and the Green Bay Packers in 2025, as his team prepares for another meeting with Jordan Love and company at Lambeau Field this Sunday.
The Carolina Panthers are looking to bounce back from a Week 7 loss as they share the field Thursday against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field in Green Bay.
It has been a tough week for the Carolina Panthers as they try to shake off a serious beatdown by the Buccaneers. Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers are trying to find good news for their offensive line.
The Carolina Panthers and Indianapolis Colts are two teams that seem to be heading in different directions in 2026. The Panthers are at the top of their division and have everything to play for.
Panthers coach Dave Canales revealed following yesterday’s loss that Taylor Moton would be out “for a while.” That absence will ultimately span the rest of the season, as the lineman is set to undergo season-ending ankle surgery, per Joe Person of The Athletic.
The Carolina Panthers announced they have placed RT Taylor Moton on injured reserve. The Panthers signed OLB Nick Hampton from the practice squad to the active roster to fill the spot, and signed LB Ja’Markis Weston to the practice squad.
One of the more surprising NFL results of the final Sunday of October involved the Tampa Bay Buccaneers earning a blowout 43-13 win at the rival Carolina Panthers that improved Tampa Bay to 2-5 on the season.
Panthers right tackle Taylor Moton suffered a fractured fibula in Sunday’s 43-13 loss to the Buccaneers that will sideline him “for a while,” head coach Dave Canales said after the game (via Joe Person of The Athletic).
Panthers RT Taylor Moton was carted off the field with an ankle/fibula injury after his left leg rolled up on Sunday, and Dr. David Chao suggested a possible fracture that could require season-ending surgery.