The sportsmanship this past Sunday..

[Chaos]

Other than Bruce Irvin and Jimmy Graham, they're classy team. 

[Goondal]

Definitely agree.  A week after Steelers-Bengals the league had the opportunity to see what a rivarly should look like.  Glad our boys were apart of it

[LUUUUUKE]

I agree mostly with the OP. The exception would be when we were kneeling and the Seahawks' D-Line was going full throttle.

Even though this was the only really choppy thing I saw I still agree mostly with the OP

[Beast Mode]

1 hour ago, CarolinaSunday said:

I read on Twitter that several Seahawks players told our guys to go win it all. 

Hell yeah.  We don't want Captain Kangol to get a ring. 

[PanthersATL]

1 hour ago, BANE said:

F**k that. Opposing fans can stay the hell at home. They aren't welcome in BoA and should be reminded of that at every possible moment. 

Except that I kinda like going to the road games to show my support of the Panthers outside of BoA (since I don't live in Charlotte, every game for me is a road game).  Deciding on heading out to SEA or DEN next season right now...

So I'm going to have to disagree with the concept of being aggressive/antagonistic towards opposing fans that you're putting out there.   Maybe that's just me.

[hepcat]

I'm starting to develop a Packers-like respect for Seattle and their fans.  I watched the game at a Seahawks bar with about ~30 Panthers fans in Austin.  We crashed their party and by and large they are a classy fanbase.  Despite being down 31-0 at halftime, few fans left.  After the game we shook hands and were congratulated by Seahawks fans on the win.  It was reflected in the game and by the fans, these teams respect each other and I'm excited for the future of this budding rivalry.  

[Hotsauce]

Everyone showed great sportsmanship except for that damn soggy field. 

 

[csx]

2 hours ago, BANE said:

F**k that. Opposing fans can stay the hell at home. They aren't welcome in BoA and should be reminded of that at every possible moment. 

Settle down killer. It's a football game. You should go to an away game sometime.

[rodeo]

4 hours ago, thomas96 said:

Weren't the Hawks fuging with the ball when we were kneeling? Kinda like they were trying to fight the Pats when they were kneeling at the end of the Super Bowl.

I didn't mind that. They weren't pulling a Schiano when you're just showing poor sportsmanship and hitting people when they kneel after a blowout. They were trying to cause a fumble with hopes to score.

[Shields17]

3 minutes ago, rodeo said:

I didn't mind that. They weren't pulling a Schiano when you're just showing poor sportsmanship and hitting people when they kneel after a blowout. They were trying to cause a fumble with hopes to score.

Yeah, and if I recall (I was about 10 Rebel IPAs deep by that point) we were doing a delayed kneel, where Cam would waste a few extra seconds. So technically they had every right to try and do anything to maybe get the ball.

[Darth Biscuit]

I saw a little jawing here and there, but I also saw a lot of guys helping guys up and talking and butt smacking after plays.   Overall a very nice showing and not many penalties on either side, was glad to see the refs mostly stay out of it.

[KB_fan]

I'm glad to see this thread.  The sportsmanship & respect on the field yesterday was so striking, and just great to see.  What a contrast from our game against the 49ers.

[Datawire]

39 minutes ago, Shields17 said:

Yeah, and if I recall (I was about 10 Rebel IPAs deep by that point) we were doing a delayed kneel, where Cam would waste a few extra seconds. So technically they had every right to try and do anything to maybe get the ball.

I recall a phantom delay of game call with no ball being placed at the line of scrimmage.

[dugbug]

So during the last series with the knee what happened to call off that delay of game?  Can had heated words with the ref