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Carolina Panthers 2025 opponents are set

Jan 05, 2025 at 06:20 PM

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Darin Gantt

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CHARLOTTE – The Carolina Panthers 2025 opponents are officially set.

With Sunday's overtime win over the Falcons, the Panthers secured a third-place finish in the NFC South, setting up the final three opponents for next season.

They finished with the same division, conference, and common opponents record with the Saints (5-12) after splitting with them in the regular season, and got the edge on strength of victory, the fifth tiebreaker.

In addition to their NFC South foes, the Panthers also play the entire NFC West and AFC East next season.

The Panthers will have eight home games on the schedule in the regular season next year. In addition to home games against their division rivals Atlanta, New Orleans, and Tampa Bay, they'll host the Rams, Seahawks, Bills, Dolphins, and the Cowboys (who finished third in the NFC East).

Their nine road trips include the three division games, plus the Cardinals, 49ers, Patriots, Jets, Packers (third in the NFC North), and Jaguars (third in the AFC South).

Information about season ticket and single-game ticket packages are available here.

Home	Away
Atlanta Falcons	Atlanta Falcons
New Orleans Saints	New Orleans Saints
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Los Angeles Rams	Arizona Cardinals
Seattle Seahawks	San Francisco 49ers
Buffalo Bills	New England Patriots
Miami Dolphins	New York Jets
Dallas Cowboys	Green Bay Packers
	Jacksonville Jaguars

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