Jake Peetz becoming LSU offensive coordinator

Dave Canales talked about opportunity. And the Panthers beat the Cardinals with an ever-increasing number of people — and at least one virus — playing roles no one imagined.

A look at some of the key stats from the game, as well as the snap counts from Sunday's win against the Cardinals in Week 16. 

The Panthers quarterback showed some wheels, and showed some toughness in a 36-30 overtime win against the Cardinals, as he continues to grow into his role.

The Panthers trust their lead back implicitly, and he paid them back with the overtime-game winner Sunday afternoon. Just like they expected him to.

They hung on for a 36-30 win over the Cardinals, with Chuba Hubbard scoring the game-winner to cap a 152-yard day.

Rookie wideout Xavier Legette won't play because of a groin injury, veteran safety Jordan Fuller is inactive this week, and Cade Mays is out because of an illness.

The Panthers defense is tasked with a two-headed rushing attack in the Cardinals. But as the weather cools down, can that work in Carolina's favor? 

A chance to attend a game became a step toward normalcy for those who experienced the flooding in Western North Carolina and Tennessee.

The former Panthers wide receiver is being recognized for his off-field endeavors, as well as his involvement with the team's alumni program.

The Panthers will be without the rookie receiver, and a number of other starters are listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Cardinals.

With two linebackers going on injured reserve this week, the Panthers are turning to Jon Rhattigan and Jacoby Windmon to show all they've learned so far. 

The Panthers game against the Cardinals will air on FOX at 1:00 p.m.