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Greg Little did not practice for the second straight day of the week.

The game will air at 1 p.m. ET on FOX in select regions. Fans can also stream for free on mobile devices in those areas.

This marks the third announced concert for the stadium in spring and summer of 2020.

It's not the way in which he wanted the opportunity, but it's an important opportunity for Perry Fewell nonetheless.

Several players spoke about the ways in which the former Carolina head coach impacted their lives.

Olsen left Sunday's game with a concussion and is in the protocol.

Fewell spoke to the media about the coaching staff's setup for Sunday's game at Atlanta.

Quarterback Kyle Allen speaks about working with Scott Turner and what it will look like with him calling plays on Sunday.

Turner talks about how he will approach Sunday's game as he will call offensive plays from the sideline.

Eric Reid, Mario Addison, James Bradberry, Tre Boston and Christian McCaffrey talk about interim head coach Perry Fewell.

McCoy has had experience with coaching changes throughout his career and he talked about the mindset it takes to move forward.

Veteran captain Luke Kuechly speaks about Ron Rivera's final address to the team and his relationship with him since he was drafted.

View photos from Thursday's practice as Carolina works towards Sunday's game in Atlanta.

View photos from Wednesday's practice as the Panthers prepare to travel to Atlanta in Week 14.

Panthers legends Steve Smith Sr. and Mike Rucker along with Sir Purr and volunteers from American Airlines packed book bags for children at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport on Tuesday as part of the American Airlines Snowball Express. Partnering with the USO of North Carolina, the bags will go to children of fallen military members.

The Carolina Panthers 3rd & Goal literacy program and Harris Teeter's Together in Education initiative teamed up recently to provide a scholastic book fair for students at Reedy Creek Elementary School. Students received vouchers courtesy of Harris Teeter that allowed them to select new books for their take-home libraries.