Carolina Panthers vs. Arizona Cardinals – Week 4 Betting Preview

In this Week 4 matchup of NFC foes, the Arizona Cardinals will visit the Carolina Panthers as both teams are looking to claw back to .500. 

The Panthers’ offense has looked anemic through three weeks this season as Baker Mayfield is seemingly having a tough time acclimating to this new system. As result, Carolina’s star skill players Christian McCaffrey and DJ Moore haven’t seen nearly the receiving game success many expected when the team traded for Mayfield.

The Cardinals’ offense hasn’t looked much better, despite having a quarterback with a massive contract and head coach that is supposed to be an offensive guru. Arizona has certainly been a victim of injury and circumstance, however, as they’ve played without DeAndre Hopkins and Rondale Moore thus far.

Either way, someone will be 2-2 and in position to compete for the playoffs after this Week4 matchup.

When is Carolina Panthers vs. Arizona Cardinals Week 4?

Date/Time: Sunday, Oct. 2, 4:05 p.m. ET
Stadium: Bank of America Stadium
How to Watch: FOX
Opening Odds: Cardinals -1.5 | O/U 46.5

Week 4 Panthers vs. Cardinals Betting Odds

Here’s a look at the latest point spread and total for Sunday’s game.

Week 4 Panthers vs. Cardinals Stats to Know

• The Cardinals are 7-0 ATS in their last 7 games as road underdogs
• The Panthers are 1-5 ATS in their last 6 games as home favorites
• Kyler Murray’s O/U is 238.5 passing yards — he’s gone over that number in two consecutive games but only averages 153 yards per game against Carolina in his career
• Baker Mayfield’s O/U is 206.5 passing yards — he’s failed to reach that number in two consecutive games but averages 241 yards per game against Arizona in his career
• Christian McCaffrey has seen his opportunities increase every game this season, going from 15 to 20 to 29
• Marquise Brown set a new career-high in targets and receptions in Week 3 with 17 and 14 respectively
• DJ Moore is averaging just 2.3 receptions and 29.3 yards per game this season compared to his career averages of 4.7 and 66.7