Live Updates: Carolina at Houston on Thursday Night Football

The Panthers game will air on FOX at 1 p.m. ET.

The former Panthers cornerback and current head coach at Julius Chambers High will be back on Sunday to hit the Keep Pounding Drum.

Andy Dalton's expected to start, with Young listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against the Bills. Plus more from Friday.

The Panthers are wearing the same combo they wore at home in Week 3, when they shut out the Falcons 30-0.

The starting quarterback hasn't practiced this week, after suffering an ankle injury last week in the win over the Jets.

The Panthers and Bills are two of the NFL's top three running offenses. Sunday will pit them against, putting leading rushers on display, stressing defenses, and possibly ending a game in record time. 

With Bryce Young's status for the Bills' game still uncertain, the Panthers have brought in a fourth quarterback and advanced their practice squad passer's reps to cover every base ahead of Sunday. 

The Panthers starting quarterback didn't practice again on Thursday. For their veteran backup, not a lot else changed.

The starting quarterback did not participate in practice but was on the field working out on the side. Plus all of Thursday's updates.

The Panthers and Bills have a lot in common, including a lot of people. Plus more on multiple running backs, and whether long snapper JJ Jansen will ever get the attention he deserves

The Panthers saw their Pro Bowl guard on the side working Wednesday, leaving a possibility for him to return this year. Plus more from Wednesday with a lot of quarterback news.

Despite a three-game win streak, the Panthers haven't taken a "Victory Monday." To Derrick Brown, the team captain and voice of the locker room, the reason is simple. The building process doesn't allow for time off.