Carolina Panthers

NFC South

Championships League: None Conference: NFC: 2003 Division: NFC West: 1996; NFC South: 2003 Wild Card: 2005

Stadiums Bank of America Stadium Memorial Stadium, Clemson, SC (1995) Bank of America Stadium (1996-Present) a.k.a. Ericsson Stadium (1996-2004)

Front Office Owner: Jerry Richardson General Manager: Marty Hurney Head Coach: John Fox Offensive Coordinator: Jeff Davidson Defensive Coordinator: Ron Meeks

Contents 1 History 2 Current roster 3 Retired Numbers 4 General Managers 5 Head Coaches 6 Awards 6.1 MVP 6.2 Rookie of the Year 7 Record Per Season 8 All Time Records 8.1 Career Records 8.2 Single Season Records

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[edit] History

http://www.panthers.com/Team/Default.aspx?id=758 - From the team's NFL Page

[edit] Current roster

http://www.panthers.com/Team/Default.aspx?id=592

[edit] Retired Numbers

1. 51 - Sam Mills, played for Carolina 1995-1997, then served as linebackers coach 1998-2004. Retired in 2005

[edit] General Managers

[edit] Head Coaches

Dom Capers (1995-1998) (overall record: 31-35)
George Seifert (1999-2001) (overall record: 16-32)
John Fox (2002- ) (overall record: 56-47)

[edit] Awards

[edit] MVP

[edit] Rookie of the Year

[edit] Record Per Season

1995 7-9 (expansion team record)
1996 13-5 (12-4 regular season)
1997 7-9
1998 4-12
1999 8-8
2000 7-9
2001 1-15
2002 7-9
2003 14-6 (11-5 regular season)
2004 7-9
2005 13-6 (11-5 regular season)
2006 8-8
2007 7-9
2008 12-5 (12-4 regular season)
2009 TBD

[edit] All Time Records

[edit] Career Records

Scoring: John Kasay (1995-) 1293 pts
Passing Yards: Jake Delhomme (2003-) 17,243 YDS
Passing Completion: Jake Delhomme (2003-) 1,402 COMP
Passing Touchdowns: Jake Delhomme (2003-) 112 TDS
Rushing Yards: Deshaun Foster (2002-2007) 3,336 YDS
Rushing Touchdowns: DeAngelo Williams (2006-) 23 TDS
Receiving Yards: Muhsin Muhammad (1996-2004, 2008-) 8,674 YDS
Receiving Touchdowns: Mushin Muhammad (1996-2004, 2008) 49 TDS
Interceptions: Eric Davis (1996-2000) 25 INT
Longest Interception Return: Julius Peppers (10/10/04) 97 YDS
Sacks: Julius Peppers (2002-) 70.5 SCKS

[edit] Single Season Records

Rushing Yards: DeAngelo Williams (2008)1,515
Rushing TDs: DeAngelo Williams (2008)18
Receptions: Muhsin Muhammad (2000) 102
Receiving Yards: Steve Smith (2005) 1,563
Receiving TDs: Muhsin Muhammad (2004) 16
Passing Yards: Steve Beuerlein (1999) 4,436
Passing TDs: Steve Beuerlein (1999) 36
Interceptions: Doug Evans (2001) 8
Punting Avg.: Todd Sauerbrun (2001) 47.5
Field Goals: John Kasay (1996) 37
Points: John Kasay (1996) 145