Watch two high powered rookies go head to head when the Houston Texans take on the Carolina Panthers in pre-season action Wednesday night at 7:30 PM ET in the Preseason Week 1 from Bank of America Stadium. NFL Football Live TV Streaming; NFL Football Live TV Streaming.
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Here’s what you need to know: Who: Houston Texans vs. Carolina Panthers What: 2017 Preseason Week 1 Where: Bank of America Stadium When: Wednesday, August 9, 2017 Time: 7:30p ET. Eastern TV: NFLN Livestream: NFLN Sports, NFLN Sports The Texans vs Panthers open their preseason schedule in just five days when they welcome the Houston Texans to Bank of America Stadium on Wednesday, August 9 at 7:30 p.m. ET. The Panthers won’t play their starters for very long, but we’ll get a good opportunity to see the younger players in action, notably running back Christian McCaffrey. The two biggest games in the preseason — games two and three — are both on the road, so the Panthers will get a little practice in playing back-to-back away games. As always, the most important game is the third one where the Panthers will face off against their fellow 1995 expansion team (and cat brothers) — the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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The Texans vs Panthers, led by rookie quarterback Dak Prescott and rookie running back Ezekiel Elliott, stunned the NFL with an 11-game winning streak on their way to finishing with a 13-3 record and capturing the NFC East title. Texans vs Panthers who took over after Tony Romo was injured during the preseason, played with poise of a veteran during the regular season and the question is whether he will continue to improve or suffer a sophomore slump. Prescott was helped by the performance of Elliott, who led the NFL in rushing with 1,631 yards while averaging a hefty 5.1 yards a carry. The Texans vs Panthers are looking to rebound after a highly disappointing 2016 season. The Panthers finished with a 7-8-1 record in 2016 after capturing the NFC West title in 2015. If the Panthers are going to contend for a playoff berth in 2017, they will need quarterback Carson Palmer to rebound after a 2016 season that left some wondering if he should retire.