Here's who the Carolina Panthers will play this season

CHARLOTTE,N.C. (WTVD) -- The Carolina Panthers have unveiled the 2023 regular-season schedule with home and away dates and will jump right into divisional play under new head coach Frank Reich.

The Panthers begin the season on the road at the Atlanta Falcons on Sept. 10, then host the New Orleans Saints in Week 2 on Monday Night Football.

It's back on the road in Week 3 with a visit to the Seattle Seahawks. They played at Seattle last year and won 30-24.

The Panthers then begin a tough three-game stretch with an Oct. 1 home date against the Minnesota Vikings before going to Detroit on Oct. 8 and Miami on Oct. 15.

Carolina has a bye in Week 7.

It could be a battle of the top two picks of the NFL Draft in Week 8 as C.J. Stroud and the Houston Texans come to Charlotte on Oct. 29 to face Bryce Young and the Panthers.

Then the Indianapolis Colts, the team that fired Reich last season, come to town Nov. 5.

Below: Full schedule

Week 10 sees the Panthers travel to Chicago to meet the Bears. That will be on Thursday Night Football on Nov. 9.

Carolina then hosts the Dallas Cowboys on Nov. 19 before taking another long road trip.

On Nov. 26, the Panthers will be at the Tennessee Titans before traveling to division foes Tampa Bay (Dec. 3) and New Orleans (Dec. 10)

Carolina returns to Bank of America Stadium to host the Falcons in Week 15.

The Green Bay Packers will visit Charlotte for a Christmas Eve matchup in Week 16.

The final road game comes next, at Jacksonville on New Year's Eve. The Panthers close out the schedule with a home game against the Buccaneers.

The preseason games were also announced Thursday. The Panthers will play at home against the New York Jets and then head to New Jersey to meet the New York Giants. The final preseason matchup will be at home against Detroit.

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