Get to know the Panthers' next opponent, the New Orleans Saints, ahead of the Week 10 matchup between the two NFC South rivals. 

The Panthers knew it would take a very specific game plan to nullify the two Packers' game-wrecking pass-rushers. So they spent a week creating and perfecting it; on Sunday, it worked in a win. 

Players got the day off after the big win at Green Bay (though most of them were here working out anyway), plus more from a trip to Lambeau Field that saw them come home 5-4.

The Panthers held the Packers to 1-of-5 in the red zone, caused two turnovers (and almost more) and left Green Bay with a win and an ongoing argument that may not be decided anytime soon. 

A look at some of the key stats from the game, as well as the snap counts from Sunday's win against the Packers in Week 9. 

With their walk-off win at Green Bay Sunday, the Panthers are showing more evidence of being the kind of team Dave Canales has been talking about building.

The Panthers had yet another combination, and had yet another solid game from their line in the win at Green Bay.

From his first carry, both Rico Dowdle and Dave Canales felt they had the attitude, scheme, and edge in the run game. It paid off, in the Panthers' 16-13 win over the Packers. 

His 49-yarder with one second left on the clock propelled the Panthers to a 16-13 win over the Packers at Lambeau Field, for his second walk-off winner of the season.

Ryan Fitzgerald hit his second walk-off winner of the season, as the Panthers took a 16-13 win on the road at Lambeau Field

Center Cade Mays is inactive, sparking a seventh different combination of linemen in nine weeks. Plus the rest of the inactive list and lineup changes for Week 9.

The Panthers make their first trip to Lambeau Field in five years, and Dave Canales wants them to take in the history, while understanding their place in the evolution of the game.