This probably isn’t the type of dog Dan Morgan has been looking for.
On Wednesday night, the NFL officially released the 2024 regular-season schedule. And with that, just like almost anything in sports these days, came a wealth of betting odds.
Those odds include the spread for every game of the campaign, where the Carolina Panthers have opened as underdogs for each of their contests.
Yep—every single one.
Here are the current spreads, courtesy of DraftKings:
- Week 1: at New Orleans Saints (+4.5)
- Week 2: vs. Los Angeles Chargers (+5)
- Week 3: at Las Vegas Raiders (+4)
- Week 4: vs. Cincinnati Bengals (+5)
- Week 5: at Chicago Bears (+5.5)
- Week 6: vs. Atlanta Falcons (+3.5)
- Week 7: at Washington Commanders (+3)
- Week 8: at Denver Broncos (+2.5)
- Week 9: vs. New Orleans Saints (+1)
- Week 10: vs. New York Giants (+1)
- Week 12: vs. Kansas City Chiefs (+7)
- Week 13: vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+2)
- Week 14: at Philadelphia Eagles (+7.5)
- Week 15: vs. Dallas Cowboys (+6.5)
- Week 16: vs. Arizona Cardinals (+1)
- Week 17: at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+4.5)
- Week 18: at Atlanta Falcons (+6.5)
Well, this wasn’t exactly a surprise. What else do you expect when you finished with the very worst record and the very worst offense in football the year prior?
But at least misery loves company—as the Panthers are joined by the New England Patriots, who are also listed as the underdogs in each of their 17 contests.
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