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Carolina Panthers Team History

The Carolina Panthers became the 29th National Football League franchise on October 26, 1993. They played their inaugural season in 1995, finishing 7-9 and setting an all-time best opening season record for an NFL expansion team. They also beat the San Francisco 49ers in their inaugural season, becoming the first expansion team to defeat a reigning Super Bowl champion in their first year of play.

Since their start, the Panthers have won six division titles, including three consecutive NFC South division titles from 2013-15 under coach Ron Rivera. The Panthers have made it to the playoffs eight times, winning two NFC Championships and appearing in the Super Bowl twice. Under coach Rivera, they made four playoff appearances in a five-year span from 2013–2017, tying Green Bay and Seattle for the most NFC playoff appearances during that time. In that five-year span, the Panthers recorded 51 wins, the most in any five-year period in franchise history, and tied for fifth-most in the NFL.

Their first Super Bowl appearance was in 2004 for Super Bowl XXXVIII, then Super Bowl 50 in 2016, following what was the Panthers’ most dominant season to date, going 15-1 with quarterback and MVP Cam Newton.

Carolina Panthers Team Info

Conference: NFC
Division: South
Year Founded: 1993
Team Colors: Black, Panther Blue, Silver
Mascot: Sir Purr
Team Rivals: New Orleans Saints, Atlanta Falcons, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Carolina Panthers at Bank of America Stadium

The Carolina Panthers play their home games at Bank of America Stadium, located in Charlotte, North Carolina. Specifically designed for football, the 75,525-seat, open-air, natural-grass stadium opened on June 27, 1996, and has undergone several renovations to improve the fan experience, beginning in January of 2014. Renovations have included the construction of escalator bays that quickly take fans to the upper levels, plus state-of-the-art sound, video and scoreboard systems, as well as upgrades to 151 suites. The upper level and lower level concourses have also been updated with LED lighting, new signage, and digital menu boards.

Learn more about Bank of America Stadium here.