Following an offseason filled with questions, the Carolina Panthers hope to provide some answers against divisional rival New Orleans this week. Two games into the regular season, Carolina is 2-0 but have yet to play their best football.
Now faced with even more uncertainty, the Panthers must find a way to be successful against veteran quarterback Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints. While their defense has been impressive so far, Brees provides a new test not seen to this point.
Carolina also needs to find a way to move the football without tight end Greg Olsen and behind an offensive line absent their leader Ryan Kalil.