CHARLOTTE — This past Sunday, there were no bigger fans of the New Orleans Saints outside the Crescent City than those in the Queen City. Panthers fans were tuned in to the Saints' matchup against the Bucs, as New Orleans pulled off the 24-20 win, a game that dropped Tampa Bay in the standings and tied the Panthers at the top of the division.

But those chummy vibes ended as soon as the clock hit zero and the Saints' and Panthers' attention turned back to each other. Carolina will travel to New Orleans this weekend to take on the Saints Sunday afternoon. It will be their second matchup of the season; the Saints infamously won the first game in Week 10, beating the Panthers 17-7 in Charlotte.

The Panthers are 29-33 all-time against the Saints . Carolina is 15-16 at home and 14-17 on the r

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