Your best memory at Ericsson/BoA Stadium.

[ellis]

That was a great day too. Beuerlein has a big day. 

[dave-o]

Beating the Cowgirls in the Playoffs and knocking out Prime Time...  He didnt even leave with the team..   They had to help in on a plane a few days later...

 

 

[ellis]

Yep. Steelers was ‘96, week 17. Great day. 

[ellis]

Another one that doesn’t get talked about much was our home win vs. Atlanta in 2005. The defense finally figured how to execute gap control vs Vick. That was the Ron Mexico game. Fun day.

[ncfan]

Saints game 2013.........in the monsoon.........for the division title

 

After everyone complaining our fans were going to bail because they are "fair weather" when they called for rain.  The rain just amped the crowd and the stadium was ROCKING!

 

Not going to find that in a new dome stadium

 

 

http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2013122201/2013/REG16/saints@panthers/videos/0ap2000000302091

[Panthers Fanatic]

The 2015 NFC Championship game and there’s no close 2nd. Winning the right to go to a Super Bowl in our stadium and such a blowout win to boot. I still remember walking out of that stadium on a euphoric high as traffic was at a standstill on Morehead Street...and everyone was still cheering! 

[ellis]

I still regret missing that one. 

[bigdog10]

I told my wife when we won the nfc championship game that it was almost a little depressing because I could probably go to a thousand more games at that stadium and no other game will ever top that one. 

Such an awesome experience. 

[KendrickPanther]

2015 NFC Championship. 

Beating Andrew Luck and the colts with my niece on her 5th birthday was pretty amazing. 

That Tampa Bay Monday Nighter where we scarred Gruden for life.

Watching Luke Kuechly pick off Cam Newton in a 2012 minicamp. All the players throwing balls into the stands.

[mcsmoak]

Another vote for the NFC Championship.  Just the entire day, tailgating with snow on the ground, night game, all the media and coverage surrounding BOA, confetti after the game with Terry Bradshaw on the field presenting the trophy to the team.  One of the highlights of my life as a sports fan in general.

2003 playoff game against Dallas is up there as well.  

[Billy Love]

Monsoon game vs the Jacksonville...2011.

[Jeremy Igo]

Being on the field for the NFC championship January 2016. Best football experience of my life. Superbowl would have been better.... But....

[Dex]

2013 Patriot's MNF win.

[NJPanthers12]

16 hours ago, je1005 said:

I’ve been all-in since 1995, like many of you. I’m finding it’s rare these days to come across Panthers fans that have truly been through the whole run for the past quarter century. It’s one reason I like coming into the Huddle. No matter how horrible some of the hot takes are, you guys and gals truly care. 

Question....(Sure it’s been covered before in prior threads, but never hurts to do an annual rehash)

What is your best memory of attending a Panthers game?

Mine? Well, I’ve had the good fortune of watching games as both a spectator and a media gasbag. I can tell you that the most magical moment that still resonates with me is the final two minutes of our November win against Tampa in 2003.

 

Lower level, Panthers sidelines, 40 yl. The ups and downs emotionally in that game were palpable. The defending champs, falling behind early but flipping that championship switch in an instant. Those two Brad Johnson touchdowns in the fourth quarter were just savage. But, then, ol’ Jake Delhomme strolls back out there and runs one of the more remarkable two-minute drills in team history. Drive starter to Hankton. Down the seam to Proehl. A hot-read prayer lob shot to Moose. All capped by the quick slant right to Smitty. He actually bobbled that catch, almost dropped it. But, he didn’t. Not that day. 

I have about 20 “close 2nd’s” on my list. Dallas playoff game later that year. 2014 Cardinals playoff win (first home playoff win in 11 years). 2013’s monsoon-soaked win against the Saints. I actually missed the 2015 NFC Championship, but that would have ranked high.

But that Tampa win. Damn. I think about that win all the time, the catalyst that made the Super Bowl run a reality. Significant, in so many ways. 

It was a great day for me and my family. The Panthers are a gift. A sometimes mind-numbing, rage-inducing gift. But the last quarter century of my world has been better for it. 

Thanks for reading. 

Your memories? 

Number 1: The NFC Championship Game beat down against the Arizona Cardinals.

Number 2: December 24, 2017 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The last time ever we were all forced to see Jerry Richardson's face in the owner's box.