How to Watch NY Jets vs Panthers in NFL Preseason Week 2 with & without cable

The NY Jets are preparing for their second of three preseason outings of the 2024 summer this week against the Carolina Panthers. The Jets will be looking to build upon the team's 20-17 win over the Washington Commanders this past weekend.

The preseason remains a crucial time for young players and roster bubble guys to carve out a role and solidify their statuses ahead of the regular season. This week's game presents a golden opportunity for many players on both the Jets and Panthers to accomplish just that.

Aaron Rodgers and many of the Jets' starters might not be playing, but that doesn't mean these games aren't important. Here's a look at everything you need to know about the Jets' second preseason game.

How to watch NY Jets vs Panthers on TV:

This Jets game will be broadcast live on CBS starting at 7 pm ET. However, it should be noted that only in-market fans will be able to watch the game on their CBS affiliate. Fans outside of the New York/New Jersey and Charlotte areas will have to find other means to watch the game.

Unfortunately, there is no cable alternative for out-of-market fans looking to watch this game. You'll have to resort to streaming options if you are not present in a local market.

How to stream NY Jets vs Panthers:

In-market fans have a variety of ways to stream the Jets' preseason game against the Panthers. Streaming services such as Paramount+, Fubo TV, YouTube TV, and Hulu + Live TV (subscriptions required) are all great ways to watch Saturday's game if you don't have cable.

Out-of-market fans can use NFL+ to stream the game. NFL+ broadcasts every out-of-market preseason game and starts at $6.99 a month.

NY Jets vs Panthers game details:

• Location: Bank of America Stadium
• Kickoff time: 7:00 pm ET
• Last preseason matchup: 2023 (27-0 Jets win)

This will be the second year in a row that the Jets and Panthers have met in the preseason. Last year's game ended with a 27-0 Jets blowout victory in a game in which Zach Wilson and Tim Boyle combined to finish 23-of-30 for 207 yards and three touchdowns.

Preseason outcomes aren't necessarily significant, but the Jets will be hoping for a similar conclusion to this game on Saturday. It would be nice to see the likes of Andrew Peasley and Adrian Martinez match Wilson and Boyle's production from a year ago.