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Game facts: Cardinals at Panthers

Published: Oct 28, 2016 at 12:50 PM

Been there before: The Panthers are the first team to start 1-5 or worse after making the previous Super Bowl since the 2004 Panthers. 

Tough road ahead: The Panthers have the seventh-toughest remaining strength of schedule (opponents are a combined 35-29).

Cam taking hits: Cam Newton has taken an average of 7.8 QB hits per game this season (2nd-most in NFL). Last year, Cam was hit 3.8 times/game (T-3rd fewest among QBs). 

Missing Norman?: The Panthers are allowing 113.2 receiving yards per game to the opposing team's No. 1 receiver, the highest total in the NFL. 

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