The Raiders rack up 18 points per game, 18.5 fewer than the Panthers surrender per contest (36.5). Las Vegas averages 86 fewer yards per game (278) than Carolina gives up per outing (364). The Raiders have turned the ball over four times this season, one more turnover than the Panthers have forced (3).

Since Tepper purchased the franchise in 2018, the Panthers have had three different general managers, four different head coaches (six if you count interims) and 10 different starting quarterbacks. And since the team changed hands, they’ve gone 31-70—good (or bad) enough for a league-worst .307 winning percentage over that span.

Panthers-Raiders matchups are pretty rare, as the two teams have met just seven times. Las Vegas has the slight edge, carrying a 4-3 mark against Carolina heading into the weekend. The Panthers can even up the all-time series by notching their first (and much-needed) win of the 2024 campaign.