Barrystickets.com provides a vast array of Carolina Panthers Tickets for you to choose from when you want to attend your favorite Football game. Buy cheap NFL Football Tickets now to watch all Carolina Panthers Football Games up close and in person. Simply click the button to buy Carolina Panthers Tickets and to view Panthers schedule.
Carolina Panthers History and Info.
BUY CAROLINA PANTHERS TICKETS |
| |
1. CHECK INVENTORY - View and sort tickets by price, date, row or section.
2. VIEW SEATING - Check where your seat(s) are located.
3. BUY TICKETS - Proceed to buy your Carolina Panthers Tickets through our secure online system. |
The Carolina Panthers is one the newest established teams in the National Football League. The team is currently playing in the National Football League today as a part of Southern Division of the National Football Conference (NFC). The Carolina Panthers was established in the year 1995, together with Jacksonville Jaguars, as an expansion team. The team of Carolina Panthers, though they entered the National Football League quite late, is considered as competitive. In the short span of time that they have spent in the National Football League, the Carolina Panthers already received many achievements; they were also able to enter the play-offs twice. The team is very famous today for their outstanding game play that made them not an easy team to beat in the National Football League. Some of their famous rivals are the Atlanta Falcons, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New Orleans Saints, and the Dallas Cowboys. The team of Carolina Panthers had their best season in the year 1996, with a 12-4 standing. Their worst season was in the year 2001, with a poor standing of 1-15.
The team's mascot is known as Sir Purr, an 8-foot tall panther known to carry a cane and wear a top hat.
The team of Carolina Panthers today consists of a great team roster which will soon pave the way for the success of the team. This team roster is as follows:
Offensive backs
• 17 Jake Delhomme
• 14 Brett Basanez
• 26 DeShaun Foster
• 34 DeAngelo Williams
• 37 Nick Goings
• 32 Eric Shelton
• 24 Alex Haynes
• 45 Brad Hoover
• 48 Steven Jackson
Receivers
• 89 Steve Smith,
• 19 Keyshawn Johnson
• 18 Drew Carter
• 83 Keary Colbert
• 11 Taye Biddle
• Chris Horn
• 12 Justin McCullum
• Kevin Youngblood
• 84 Michael Gaines
• 87 Jeff King
• 82 Mike Seidman
Kickers
• 4 John Kasay
• 7 Jason Baker
Offensive line
• 69 Jordan Gross
• 70 Travelle Wharton
• 73 Jeremy Bridges
• 78 Todd Fordham
• 79 Rashad Butler
• 61 Dave Kadela
• John Wilson
• 68 Mike Wahle
• 71 Evan Mathis
• 66 Will Montgomery
• Steve Sciullo
• 76 D'Anthony Batiste
• 64 Scott Peters
• 75 Justin Hartwig
• 75 Geoff Hangartner
Linebackers
• 55 Dan Morgan
• 52 Chris Draft
• 59 Adam Seward
• 58 Thomas Davis
• 53 Na'il Diggs
• 50 James Anderson
• 57 Brandon Jamison
• 56 Jason Kyle
Defensive backs
• 21 Ken Lucas
• 20 Chris Gamble
• 31 Richard Marshall
• 22 Derrick Strait
• Kevin Garrett
• 35 Christian Morton
• 27 Dion Byrum
• 24 Garnell Wilds
• 30 Mike Minter
• 36 Shaun Williams
• 28 Colin Branch
• 33 Nate Salley
• 29 Cam Newton
Defensive line
• 90 Julius Peppers
• 93 Mike Rucker
• 74 Stanley McClover
• 60 Otis Grigsby
• 77 Kris Jenkins
• 99 Ma'ake Kemoeatu
• 92 Damione Lewis
• 67 Jordan Carstens
• 94 Kindal Moorehead
Current staff
• Owner/Founder - Jerry Richardson
• President-Panthers Stadium, LLC - Jon Richardson
• President-Panthers Football, LLC - Mark Richardson
• General Manager - Marty Hurney
• Head Coach - John Fox
• Assistant Head Coach - Jim Skipper
Offensive Coaches
• Offensive Coordinator - Jeff Davidson
• Quarterbacks Coach - Mike McCoy (Passing Game Coordinator)
• Wide Receivers Coach - Richard Williamson (NFL)
• Running Backs Coach - Jim Skipper
• Tight Ends/Quality Control Coach - Geep Chryst
• Offensive Line Coach - Dave Magazu
• Offensive Assistant - Vacant
Defensive Coaches
• Defensive Coordinator - Mike Trgovac
• Defensive Line Coach - Sal Sunseri
• Linebackers Coach - Ken Flajole
• Secondary Coach - Tim Lewis
• Secondary/Safties Coach - Mike Gillhamer
• Defensive Quality Control Coach - Sam Mills III
• Defensive Assistant - Vacant
Speciality Coaches
• Special Teams Coach - Danny Crossman
• Special Teams Assistant - Tony Levine
• Strength and Conditioning Coach - Jerry Simmons
• Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach - Tony Levine
The team of Carolina Panthers today has already delighted in many achievements, such as the following:
• Super Bowls XXXVIII Appearance (2003)
• National Football Conference Championship Game (1996)
• National Football Conference Championship Game (2003)
• National Football Conference Championship Game (2005)
• Division Champions (1996)
• Division Champions (2003)
• Playoff Appearance (1996)
• Playoff Appearance (2003)
• Playoff Appearance (2005)
The team of Carolina Panthers is currently homed in one of the very famous football stadiums, particularly located in uptown Charlotte, North Carolina, the Bank of America Stadium (also known as The Vault, The Bank). The large and outstanding sports arena of Bank of America Stadium has been known for its former names such as Carolinas Stadium (1994-1996) and Ericsson Stadium (1996-2004). The Bank of America Stadium today is one of the most visited places in North Carolina. It is exactly located at 800 South Mint Street, Charlotte, North Carolina 28202. The stadium was opened in the year 1996; since then, the Bank of America Stadium became a home for the Carolina Panthers. The Bank of America Stadium is currently owned and operated by Carolinas Stadium Corporation. The football stadium was said to have a construction cost of 248 million dollars. It was designed by the same famous and talented architects who also designed many outstanding venues such as the Dolphin Stadium, Bank of America Stadium, FedEx Field, Cleveland Browns Stadium, and many more. The architecture firm was known as the HOK Sport. The stadium is built for the accommodation of 73,298 Carolina Panther’s fans who want to watch them in live action. Along with the team of Carolina Panthers, Bank of America Stadium is also the home of an NCAA-sanctioned Division I-A post-season college football bowl game known as Meineke Car Care Bowl. The Bank of America Stadium is truly one of the outstanding and most entertaining stadiums in the United States today. Along with the relaxing and comfortable seats that it offers, the Bank of America Stadium also offers Carolina Panthers or Carolina Panthers Tickets for the Carolina Panthers' avid fans and supporters. Visitors and fans who want to experience the Carolina Panthers game live can get their Carolina Panthers Tickets at the outlet located in the Bank of America Stadium or you can get your Carolina Panthers tickets online at /.
The Carolina Panthers is one of the great teams in the National Football League today. If you want to experience the thrilling live game of Carolina Panthers, come and purchase Carolina Panthers Tickets today!!!
The Carolina Panthers are one of five teams in the Western Division of the National Football Conference (NFC) of the National Football League (NFL). The Panthers play in the South Division of the NFC. Carolina Panthers play at Ericsson Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina and wear black, blue and silver. We offer the best Carolina Panthers Tickets online.
Throughout the 1996 season, Carolina Panthers won their division and made it to the playoffs. It was merely their second year of existence, and the first an NFL expansion team had ever encountered such success. During the previous year, the Panthers won seven games - the most ever by an NFL expansion team.
In 1993, Carolina Panthers founder and owner Jerry Richardson was awarded the first new NFL franchise since 1976, when the Seattle Seahawks and Tampa Bay Buccaneers had joined the football league. Two years later, Carolina and fellow expansion team Jacksonville Jaguars started play. Previous Pittsburgh Steelers coach, Dom Capers, was named the Panthers first coach.
After losing the first five games of the 1995 season, Carolina Panthers won seven of its last 11 games behind wide receivers Mark Carrier and Willie Green. During the season, Carolina Panthers defeated the San Francisco 49ers to be the first expansion team ever to beat a defending league champion. We sell only the best Carolina Panthers Tickets here. You can also view the Carolina Panthers Playing Schedule for all their football games.
In 1996, the Panthers amazed the NFL by winning 12 games and capturing the NFC Western Division title. Carolina Panthers put together the second-best defense in the NFC by featuring three Pro Bowl linebackers: Kevin Greene, Lamar Lathon and Sam Mills. Michael Bates was the league’s best kickoff returner, averaging 30.2 yards per return. Placekicker John Kasay guided the league in scoring, changing on a league-record 37 field goals. Capers was named coach of the year at that time. After getting the division title, Carolina Panthers had beaten the Dallas Cowboys in the football playoffs before losing the NFC Championship Game to the eventual Super Bowl champions, the Green Bay Packers.
On October 26, 1993, NFL owners unanimously selected Carolina as the 29th NFL franchise and the first expansion team since 1976. Fireworks exploded over uptown Charlotte as jubilant fans gathered to celebrate the news. "This is a dream come true for me and my partners and for the 10 million people in the Carolinas," said Carolina Panthers Owner/Founder Jerry Richardson, who became just the second former player to own an NFL team along with George Halas of the Chicago Bears. The Carolina Panthers quickly became a very formidable and competitive team by electing to go free agent veterans and high draft choices instead of the build slowly route. The Panthers proved their way was successful. Their first ever draft pick was Penn States QB Kerry Collins, who would lead them to the NFC title game in just his second season. The Carolina Panthers made some brilliant moves in the free agent market as well, in just two years, the franchise ascended to the NFL's elite by acquiring 6 free agents who would become valuable starters on their NFC West title team of 1996, including all pro LB'S Sam Mills and sack master Kevin Greene. Their first coach was Dom Capers, a defensive guru who had been the artichet of the Pittsburgh Steelers "blitzburgh" defense and invented the complexed scheme called the "zone blitz', confusing the offense. After their intial success, the team experienced a brief dropout and turnover for the Carolina Panthers. In 2003, under Coach John Fox, another defensive master, the Panthers went 11-5 , defeated the Dallas Cowboys, St. Louis Rams and Philadelphia Eagles, to reach their first Super Bowl where they took on the New England Patriots, losing 32-29 in a classic Super Bowl "great moment in team history". With a berth in the Super Bowl on the line, the Carolina Panthers met the Philadelphia Eagles for the NFC title. The Panther defense dimidiated throughout, limiting the Philadelphia Eagles to three pts the entire game to win the National Football Conference title.
To attend a Carolina Panthers Football Game, visit our website to view Carolina Panthers Tickets and Schedule of all football events by clicking on the above button. We have the best Carolina Panthers Tickets and other NFL Football Tickets. If you have any question about Carolina Panthers Football Tickets, please give us a call for further assistance.
How can I buy my Carolina Panthers Tickets?
To buy Carolina Panthers Tickets, click on the above link. The entire Carolina Panthers Playing Schedule will be shown. Choose the Carolina Panthers Tickets you are searching for, then proceed to our secure online form to pay for your Carolina Panthers Tickets and enjoy the game.
Is it safe to purchase Carolina Panthers Football Tickets online?
When you pay for your Carolina Panthers Tickets online, we make sure to protect your transaction. It’s our goal to provide a comfortable and safe way to pay for your Carolina Panthers Tickets. If you still have further questions, please give us a call. |
