2024 NFL Cheat Sheet: Carolina Panthers Stats & Odds

The 2024 Carolina Panthers Stats Hope To See More Offensive Production

Can Bryce Young Live Up To His No. 1 Draft Position In Year 2?

All you need to know about the 2023 Carolina Panthers is that the Panthers were 0-9 on the road to drop their road record to 5-21 since the start of the 2021 season.

The good news is that Carolina didn’t lose a game last season when favorite. Of course, the Panthers were one of two NFL teams not to be favored in any game that season.

  • The Panthers also had the worst winning percentage against the spread in the NFL In 2023 and that included a 3-9-2 mark coming off a loss and a 1-7-1 ATS record as the road underdog.

Carolina was 3-4-1 against the spread at home so perhaps that is something to build on when it comes to the 2024 Carolina Panthers stats.

A quick look at the NFL scores will show that Carolina was tied for the fewest number of games landing over the total last season with just one home game going over the total.

Panthers logo Carolina Panthers At A Glance

Odds to WinOpening OddsCurrent Odds
Super Bowl+25000+20000
Conference+12500+10000
Division+1000+1000
Regular Season Win Total5.5 (o- -135, u +105)5.5 (o- -135, u +105)
To Make PlayoffsYes +550, No -900Yes +550, No -900

Are the Panthers an Endangered Species?

It is hard to imagine a worse roster in the NFL than the one that the Panthers have put together. With former stars Christian McCaffrey, D.J. Moore, and Brian Burns escaping Carolina, the rebuilding process continues.

Since reaching the Super Bowl following the 2015 season, the Panthers have been to the playoffs just once and lost on the road to the New Orleans Saints in 2017. Carolina is 31-68 over the last six seasons.

Not counting interim coaches, Canales will be the fourth head coach of the Panthers in the last six seasons. Will the 2024 Carolina Panthers stats look different with yet another new head coach?

The entire offensive coaching staff is new with most of them coming over from either the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or the Seattle Seahawks.

The problem with that is that the Seahawks were 21st and the Buccaneers were 23rd in the NFL in total offense in 2024 and both teams ranked outside the top 15 in scoring offense. Keep that in mind when making NFL predictions.

With no first-round pick due to the trade that brought quarterback Bryce Young to Carolina, the Panthers had to trade into the first round to select receiver Xavier Legette and used a second-round pick on running back Jonathan Brooks.

The Panthers traded for former Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Diontae Johnson.

  • Super Bowl Odds: 2015 Seems Like Such a Long Time Ago

If the Panthers want to go to the Super Bowl, the best option would be to buy a ticket.

Perhaps Young will live up to the hype after being the first player chosen in the 2023 NFL Draft. Seeing C.J. Stroud thrive with Houston must have been hard to swallow for the Carolina Panthers but would Stroud have put up similar stats with the Panthers?

The Panthers don’t play a 2023 playoff team until the 11th game when the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs come to town so perhaps there will be a chance to pick up some early wins.

That would be the way to go because the latter portion of the schedule is pretty brutal with two games against three-time defending NFC South champion Tampa Bay mixed in with the Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, and Dallas Cowboys in a six-game span.

  • Conference Odds: Wait ’til Next Year?

Never say never but with seven losses last season by at least 14 points, there is a lot of work yet to be done in Carolina.

The roster doesn’t look much better than it did last season when the Panthers lost nine of their last 10 NFL games. The 2023 season ended with a thud with back-to-back shutout losses for Carolina.

With the NFC East paired with the NFC South in the scheduling formula, the Panthers get to face two of the top contenders in the NFC in back-to-back weeks when Carolina hits the road to face the Philadelphia Eagles and then welcome the Dallas Cowboys to town.

There’s no place to go but up after winning just one of the 12 games against NFC teams in 2023.

  • Division Odds: Not Much Expected From the Panthers

The NFC South is likely the weakest of the eight divisions with Tampa Bay winning the NFC South two years ago with an 8-9 record and repeating with a 9-8 mark. Carolina had just one division win last season so doubling that mark would be a step in the right direction.

There is quite a gap between the New Orleans Saints at +350 to win the NFC South and the Panthers at +1200. Is it good news that the first game of the season for the Panthers comes against the team that is projected to finish third in the NFC South?

  • Regular Season Wins: Panthers Better Win Early

Carolina is a five-point underdog against New Orleans in its season opener and a 3.5-point underdog in the home opener against the Los Angeles Chargers and that is not good news considering that the Panthers are 0-9 outright and against the spread in its last nine games as an underdog.

The last time Carolina won as a ‘dog was on Sept. 23, 2021 against the Houston Texans. Will it be a different story when looking at the 2024 Carolina Panthers stats?

There are some chances for victories early in the NFL season. Can the Panthers find a way to pick up six wins? It is a risky option to answer yes to that question even if there is a reasonable early portion of the 2024 schedule for Carolina.

  • To Make Playoffs: Too Many Teams Ahead of the Panthers

Young won plenty of games as the quarterback at the University of Alabama. If only he could have brought some of his Crimson Tide teammates with him to Carolina.

Young, offensive lineman Ikem Ekwonu and defensive lineman Derrick Brown are the pieces that Carolina is building around.

It would help if Brooks and Legette add some big-play potential to the offense that could use NFL players similar to McCaffrey and Moore.

If Carolina can head into the final four games of the season hanging around the .500 mark, that would be a step in the right direction. Don’t be looking for the Panthers in the 2024 NFL playoff bracket.

Side Bets

Bryce Young comes in at +12500 to be the NFL MVP with +10000 to lead the NFL in passing yards.

Xavier Legette and Jonathan Brooks are priced at +4000 and +5000 to be the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year odds. Diontae Johnson has +4000 odds to lead the NFL in receiving yards

More options for Young are the -110 odds for him to go either over or under 3200.5 passing yards with -125 odds to surpass 18.5 touchdown passes.

Brooks has -110 odds to go over 775.5 rushing yards with the same NFL odds given to Johnson to go over 825.5 receiving yards. The +140 Moneyline for Legette to top 600.5 receiving yards is pretty tempting.

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