2019 Schedule In Photos
Scroll through pictures of Carolina playing its 2019 opponents.
Carolina faces off against the Rams in the season opener. It marks the second consecutive season that the Panthers have started at home and the second time ever playing the Rams in a season opener.
The Panthers play the Buccaneers on Thursday Night Football at home in Week 2. It marks the fifth time since 2006 that the Panthers and Bucs have played in primetime.
Carolina hasn't played at Arizona since 2013. In 2011, Cam Newton set an NFL record with 422 passing yards in his rookie debut at Arizona.
Richie Brockel scored a touchdown on a trick play in Carolina's last trip to Houston in 2011. The Panthers have only played the Texans four times in franchise history, the fewest of any team.
The Panthers last played the Jaguars at home in the infamous rain game of 2011. That also marked the first victory of head coach Ron Rivera and quarterback Cam Newton's tenure.
Carolina plays the Buccaneers in London in the Panthers' first international game in franchise history.
Carolina plays at San Francisco in Week 8 after the bye. The Panthers have won the game after the bye week in four straight seasons.
The Panthers have only played the Titans twice at home in franchise history. Tennessee is the last team that Carolina has yet to beat at home, but they will get their chance in Week 9.
Carolina is 2-4 all-time at Lambeau Field with wins coming in 2008 and 1999.
Carolina is 4-3 at home against the Falcons since 2012.
There is only a 12-point total differential in the all-time series against New Orleans, which Carolina leads 1,082 -1,070. The Panthers have a 25-24 edge in the all-time series against Carolina's most common opponent.
The Panthers have won the last four home games against the Redskins, including a 44-16 victory in 2015.
In 2018, Christian McCaffrey had 26 total receptions in two games against the Falcons. He tied Steve Smith's single-game franchise record with 14 catches at Atlanta in Week 2 and then posted 12 catches at home against Atlanta in Week 16. It marked the most receptions by a running back against an opponent in one regular season in NFL history.
This year marks the 10th meeting between the Panthers and Seahawks since 2010, including the playoffs. It marks the most games against any team outside of the NFC South in that span.
Carolina is 3-0 all-time at Indianapolis, including a 27-19 win in the last matchup in Indy in 2011.
Week 17 marks the 10th time in franchise history that Carolina has closed the season against the Saints. Carolina has met New Orleans in more season finales than any other opponent.
