So in the span of six weeks, the Panthers fell to the team residing in last place in their division twice. All told, Kellen Moore’s team owns a 4-10 win-loss record—2-0 vs. Carolina and 2-10 vs. the rest of the league.

Saints wide receiver Chris Olave woke up just in time, reeling in four of his six catches and tallying 78 of his 85 receiving yards in the fourth quarter. One of those receptions, a 12-yarder, tied the game up at 17 apiece with 2:29 left.

The Panthers lost to the Saints for the second time this season on Sunday, falling 20-17 at Caesars Superdome. Next up: Tampa Bay Bucs in Charlotte.

The Panthers fell to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, losing a 10-point lead in the second half to drop into a tie with Tampa Bay in the NFC South.

Preview the Carolina Panthers' NFL Week 15 matchup with the Saints, including live stream, TV channel, odds, and game information.

Sunday's game between the Panthers and Saints starts at 4:25 p.m. from the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Queen City News.

The win marks the Saints’ second in a row against a playoff team and moves their record to 4–10. Quarterback Tyler Shough led a pair of late scoring drives in the fourth quarter, including the march that set up Smyth’s first career game-winning kick.

The Saints (4-10) have seen more hopeful signs lately under first-year coach Kellen Moore. New Orleans has posted consecutive victories over division rivals Tampa Bay and Carolina, who are tied atop the NFC South.

The Saints and Jets have not crossed paths many times over the years, but their matchups have been memorable. Here's a look at the series history.