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Remaining 2026 Carolina Panthers Schedule: Dates, TV, Streaming and Printable PDF

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The Carolina Panthers are 2-2 through four games and their Week 5 bye, hanging around in a competitive NFC South. Carolina already owns a blowout win at Atlanta and a home win over Detroit, and the back half is loaded with division games, including two apiece against the Buccaneers and Saints, plus a visit from Baltimore. Below is every remaining game, when it kicks off, how to watch, and a printable copy you can keep on the fridge.

Remaining 2026 Carolina Panthers Schedule

Remaining 2026 Carolina Panthers schedule

Here is the full remaining slate for Carolina, Week 6 through Week 18. All times are Eastern and subject to the NFL’s flexible scheduling, which can move late-season games into or out of prime time. Carolina already took its bye in Week 5, so every remaining week is a game.

Week Date Matchup Time (ET) TV
6 Sun, Oct 18 at Philadelphia Eagles 1:00 PM CBS
7 Sun, Oct 25 vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1:00 PM FOX
8 Thu, Oct 29 at Green Bay Packers 8:15 PM Prime Video
9 Sun, Nov 8 vs Denver Broncos 1:00 PM CBS
10 Sun, Nov 15 at New Orleans Saints 1:00 PM FOX
11 Sun, Nov 22 vs Baltimore Ravens 1:00 PM FOX
12 Mon, Nov 30 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8:15 PM ESPN
13 Sun, Dec 6 at Minnesota Vikings 4:25 PM CBS
14 Sun, Dec 13 vs New Orleans Saints 1:00 PM CBS
15 Sun, Dec 20 vs Cincinnati Bengals 1:00 PM FOX
16 Dec 26-28 (TBD) at Pittsburgh Steelers TBD TBD
17 Sun, Jan 3 vs Seattle Seahawks 1:00 PM FOX
18 Jan 9-10 (TBD) vs Atlanta Falcons TBD TBD

Week 18 and some late-season kickoff times and networks are set closer to the end of the regular season under flexible scheduling. Source: official Carolina Panthers schedule.

Carolina Panthers 2026 Results So Far

Through five weeks, Carolina is 2-2 with its bye already behind it. The Panthers opened with a 59-37 shootout loss at home to Chicago, then rebounded with a 34-3 rout at Atlanta. A 21-18 loss at Cleveland was followed by a 32-26 home win over Detroit, and after a Week 5 bye the Panthers sit 2-2 heading into a Week 6 trip to Philadelphia.

Printable 2026 Carolina Panthers Schedule (PDF)

Want the whole slate on one page? Our full-season printable gives you all 17 Carolina games with opponents, dates and TV windows in a clean one-sheet you can print or save, and it updates as kickoff times get flexed, so it stays current all season.

Printable 2026 Carolina Panthers Schedule (PDF)

How to Watch the Carolina Panthers in 2026

Panthers games are built around FOX and CBS in 2026, which carry most of their NFC Sunday afternoon slate, with Carolina also drawing a Thursday nighter on Prime Video and a Monday nighter on ESPN. Out-of-market Sunday games are available through NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube, and cord-cutters can catch most national windows on live-TV services like Fubo, Hulu + Live TV or YouTube TV. For the full channel-by-channel and streaming breakdown, see our guide on how to watch the Carolina Panthers in 2026.

More Carolina Panthers and NFL Resources

Keep these handy for the rest of the season:

NFC South: Remaining Schedules for Every Team

Tracking the division race? Here are the remaining-game trackers for the rest of the NFC South:

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Carolina Panthers’ record in 2026?

The Panthers are 2-2 through five weeks of the 2026 season, in the mix in the NFC South.

Who do the Carolina Panthers play next?

Carolina visits the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, October 18, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET on CBS.

When is the Carolina Panthers’ bye week in 2026?

Carolina already had its bye in Week 5, so the Panthers play every week from Week 6 through the end of the regular season.

What channel are the Carolina Panthers on in 2026?

Panthers games air on CBS, FOX, ESPN and Prime Video depending on the week, with streaming on Paramount+, ESPN+, Prime Video and NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube.

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