Panthers edge Cardinals in Hall of Fame Game with solid viewership
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 7:02 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
The Carolina Panthers and Arizona Cardinals faced off in the Hall of Fame Game on August 10, attracting an average of 7.0 million viewers. This viewership marked the highest for the event since 2017. The game featured rookie quarterbacks Carson Beck for Arizona and Haynes King for Carolina, who each impressed with their performances. King threw for 180 yards and scored the winning touchdown as time expired, leading the Panthers to a 33-30 victory in a high-scoring game, the second highest in Hall of Fame Game history.
- •Panthers vs. Cardinals Hall of Fame Game held on August 10.
- •Game attracted average of 7.0 million viewers via NBC and Peacock.
- •Haynes King scored the game-winning touchdown for Carolina.
- •Match recorded second-highest scoring Hall of Fame Game in history.
- •Game outcome marked first time both teams scored at least 30 points in Canton.
- 7:02 PMYahoo Sports — Panthers, Cardinals draw massive viewership in Hall of Fame Game
"Based off the ratings from Thursday night's Hall of Fame Game, football fans really missed their football.
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