Dave Canales’s first-place club battles the Saints for the second time in six weeks. It’s a crucial game for a Panthers’ team with its eyes on a division title.

The Panthers, at 7-6, are ironically the team with the best record in one-score games, at 6-1. Two of those wins came against two of the best teams in the NFC: the Green Bay Packers and the Los Angeles Rams. They also hold a slim three-point victory over the Dallas Cowboys, who have been trying to make a late playoff push.

With a chance to see his Panthers turn in a winning season and earn a playoff berth for the first time since he became the team’s majority owner in 2018, David Tepper is excited with what’s happening in Charlotte.

Good news: at least to begin this stretch one analyst sees McMillan as a strong play. The Big Lead has McMillan ranked among the NFL's top 15 wide receivers for Week 15.

The Panthers are as competitive as they’ve been in some time. So, naturally, some of their standout players should be recognized for it.

The Super Bowl favorites had their six-game winning streak snapped by a team that was 6-6 coming into Week 13.

The Panthers' problems on third down are directly related to their inability to find good pass rushers, and to let their best go.

If the Panthers make the playoffs, offensive line coach Joe Gilbert is plenty deserving of a raise. Carolina's offensive line has been a revolving door all season, but Gilbert's unit continues to do a decent job of protecting Young and opening holes in the run game.

When you have an eye for fashion like Jes Morse, there is no such thing as leaving the shop talk back at the office. “We could be walking to lunch,” said admits. “We would be like, ‘Wow! That blue is off.