Most memorable Packer Panthers game

[Packersfan]

What is it for you guys all time?

[Mr. Scot]

Something tells me the one we find most memorable might not be the same as yours :)

[Leeroy Jenkins PhD]

In 2008, we had just lost to the Falcons, and traveled to Green Bay.  Panther's watched a 21-10 half-time lead slip away and the Packers had a 31-28 lead.  In the 4th, Panthers would win it on a game winning D-Will TD.  Later that same day, in an inebriated state, my first son was conceived. True story.

 

 

[Steves89]

Monday Night Football in 2000 when Brad Hoover introduced himself. I was a little kid in Boston and never got to see Panthers games so I taped the game (tape as in on VHS) and I watched that tape like 20 times over the next two years. Hoover played great. Hetherington also scored on a short pass. And to cap it all off, a fan ran onto the field during play and was taken out by Ahman Green (good hit for an offensive guy). The only bad part is that that was when the Dennis Miller experiment was still going on....

[Plewis]

Mine personally would be a Monday night game we played against them in 2000. First MNF game I went to and I remember seeing Dennis Miller and Dan Fouts in the booth. Just so happens Brad Hoover had the game of his life and we won 31-14.

 

After throwing a touchdown Brett ugly Favre did the "suck it" hand gesture to the crowd. Since that moment I've hated that little prick.

[Mr. Scot]

The Hoover game would be a popular one, I imagine.

[Peppers90 NC]

96 nfccg, 05 and 08

[csx]

2008 in Greenbay when we beat you at home in the snow. I was there and it was a blast.

[bababoey]

The game in '99, I think, where on the last play of the game Beuerlein ran the QB draw for a TD. 

[PhillyB]

2008. that was a special year and that game had a special electricity to it. it was a nail-biter from moose fumbling the opening flea-flicker that jeff davidson called to get us out of our slow-start malaise to travelle wharton recovering jstew's redzone fumble (that was that game, right?) to steve smith's fourth-quarter one-yard-line heroics, twice. 

after that game i knew we were going to win the division.

[KSpan]

The game in '99, I think, where on the last play of the game Beuerlein ran the QB draw for a TD. 

Some pretty memorable games but Beuerlein sneaking in a game-winning TD is pretty funny to anyone who knew how immobile he was.

[JccOldTime23]

The Beuerlein scramble in '99. 

[heelsrule1988]

How did it take like seven posts for the Beuerlein game to be mentioned? That's one of those games that I remember exactly where I was when it happened.

2008 is right up there too though... that was a trademark Cardiac Cats contest.

[BigBoss]

96 NFCG, my first ever panther memory.