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Brian Strickland: Home jersey colors. All black TBD


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The Carolina Panthers will alternate between their white and blue jerseys over the first seven weeks of the season, beginning with their traditional white jerseys-white pants look for the preseason opener Friday versus the Buffalo Bills at Bank of America Stadium.

They'll open the regular season in their alternate blue jerseys at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on September 7.

The Panthers will break out their black jerseys for the final five home games of the year, but when or if they'll be paired with black pants as opposed to the traditional black-and-silver look is to be determined.

 

 

 

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One thing that every jersey color will feature this season is the Panthers' commemorative 20th season patch.

"The patches look good," Miles said. "I just got the jerseys in, and they look really nice. I've been here for all 20 of them, so it has sentimental value."

 

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 but when or if they'll be paired with black pants as opposed to the traditional black-and-silver look is to be determined.

 

what is there to think about?

 

 

 "should we roll out the most badass jerseys ever released in the NFL?"  

 

"hmmm..  let me think about it.."

 

 

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