The Carolina Panthers will be back in action Friday night and will once again be on the road taking on an AFC opponent, this time against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The preseason game is set for 7:30 p.m. ET on Friday.

Ahead of the game, the two teams will also compete in a scheduled joint practice taking place on Wednesday, giving the players and coaches a more controlled environment to compete against each other.

As for the game itself later this week, there will be plenty of things to look forward to and here’s the various ways to can watch depending on your local area.

How to watch or stream Panthers at Jaguars NFL Preseason Week 2 matchup

The game will be televised in the following local TV markets:

• Charlotte — ABC WSOC-TV
• Western NC — FOX WHNS
• Raleigh/Durham — NBC WRAL & FOX WRAZ
• Greenville / Spartanburg — FOX WHNS
• Columbia — CBS WLTX
• Jacksonville — CBS 47 WJAX

Streaming Options:

• ESPN
• NFL+
• Fubo

Radio:

• Charlotte — WRFX 99.7 The FOX
• Jacksonville — 1010 XL (AM) & 92.5 FM (WJXL), 99.9 FM Gator Country (WGNE)
• Sirius XM

What to watch for from the Panthers against the Jaguars

After playing the majority of the starters last week for a couple drives, the plan seems to be the same right now going into Friday’s game, even with a joint practice scheduled.

“The joint practice, they’re going to get a good load,” Canales said about the starters. “We’ve been working with Coach Coen and Shane Waldron, we’ve been going back and forth just making sure we have a great practice and throw some different situations. The plan is to play them all in the game too.”

The starting offense fell flat on their faces last week in Buffalo, posting three straight three-and-out drives before getting pulled from the game. The Panthers are hoping for a more successful outing this time around and have been focusing on getting better up-front to establish the run a lot more successfully.

One name to watch is veteran tight end Darren Waller. Waller is not expected to participate in the joint practice but could be out there on Friday. One name who will not play is rookie quarterback Haynes King, who continues to work through a hamstring injury he suffered in the Hall of Fame Game. That’ll mean we’ll see Kenny Pickett and Kyle Trask rotate in at quarterback after Bryce Young for the second week in a row.