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From quarterback questions to two offenses playing in very different ways, here are five things to watch as the Panthers take on the Bucs in a Week 7 divisional matchup.

The Carolina Panthers prepare to host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in an NFC South divisional clash, highlighting key storylines for the Week 7 matchup. Carolina aims to move to 4-2 on the season, while Tampa Bay enters at 1-5 with quarterback Baker Mayfield listed as questionable following a thumb injury. If Mayfield cannot play, the Buccaneers will turn to rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels.
Panthers quarterback Bryce Young will make his 50th career NFL start, leading the league with 309.8 passing yards per game. Meanwhile, Carolina looks to maintain offensive balance through running back Chuba Hubbard against Tampa Bay's defense, which features former Panthers lineman A'Shawn Robinson but will miss injured linebacker Christian Rozeboom.
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