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The Panthers:

• Have been outscored 113-48 in their three losses.
• Have allowed at least 37 points in four of their last five games.
• Have given up 195 points through seven games. They gave up a total of 241 points in 2013.
• Have allowed a 76.5 percent completion rate to the last five quarterbacks they’ve played (Ben Roethlisberger, Joe Flacco, Jay Cutler, Andy Dalton, Aaron Rodgers). The combined stats of those quarterbacks against the Panthers: 124-of-162 for 1,390 yards with 12 touchdowns and four interceptions.
• Have already given up as many first-quarter points (31) as they did all of last season.
• Tied their franchise record for most points given up in the first quarter. The Rams also scored 21 in the first quarter of a 48-14 win over the Panthers on 11/11/01.
• Trailed by 25 points at the half, their second-largest halftime deficit in franchise history. They were behind 28-0 at the half of a 41-0 loss to the Falcons on 11/24/02.
• Were flagged for eight penalties and 55 yards in the first half. They had just one penalty for 15 yards in the second half.

The Packers:

• Have won 10 straight games in the month of October, the longest current winning streak by any NFL team in a calendar month.
• Are 33-5-1 in their last 39 regular-season home games.
• Have outscored their opponents 145-68 over the last four weeks.

Panthers: 

• Head coach Ron Rivera lost a challenge, dropping his career record to 3-for-12.
• QB Cam Newton had his worst quarterback rating (72.6) in a defeat since a Week 4 loss to Arizona last year (47.8).
• RB Jonathan Stewart had his most rushing yards (55) since the 2011 season finale (79, vs. Atlanta).
• WR Brenton Bersin, who caught his first career touchdown pass, had a single-game career best three receptions.
• TE Greg Olsen, who caught all eight of his targets, set a regular-season career high with 105 receiving yards.
• DE Charles Johnson had a sack in his third straight game. He didn’t have a sack in his first three games.
• LB Thomas Davis had his first sack of the season.

Packers:

• QB Aaron Rodgers had a career-best 86.36 completion percentage (19-of-22). He extended his streak of throws without an interception to a career-best 192. Rodgers is the first player in NFL history to throw 18 touchdown passes and one interception in the first seven games of a season.
• WR Randall Cobb had 121 receiving yards, the second-highest total of his career.
• LB Julius Peppers, who’s now 4-0 against the Panthers, had a season-high 1.5 sacks.

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