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A relatively recent expansion team, the Panthers first joined the NFL in 1995 along with the Jacksonville Jaguars. In the short time since their inaugural season, the Panthers have compiled a respectable record of 131-150, and even offered holders of Carolina Panthers tickets the chance to see the team play in Super Bowl XXXVIII. The history of the franchise begins in June of 1993, when it was announced that stadium construction would be financed through the sale of Personal Seat Licenses as well as club seats, and luxury boxes. As a testament to the support holders of Carolina Panthers tickets would become known for, all of the seats had sold out in just the first day they were offered. With the financing needed to secure the new construction acquired, the franchise was granted and the team was created, all thanks to the support of their fans. The announcement of the franchise agreement was met with fan celebrations and fireworks, as it was through the support of the fans and the 40,000 who purchased the PSL's that allowed for the funding needed to construct their new stadium, all without having to make use of tax dollars. The Panthers still enjoy much support today, with demand for Carolina Panthers tickets remaining high throughout the region. While it is perhaps still too early in the team's history to claim much of a legacy, if the support shown by fans and holder of Carolina Panthers tickets alike is any indication, the franchise may have a long and successful history ahead of it.

Carolina Panthers tickets give fans access to the $248 million Bank of America Stadium that the team calls home. Opening its doors in September for the 1996 season, the 73,000 seat facility was the first large scale construction effort to be funded through sales of PSL's. The success story of the stadium is widely credited with being the motivation for the construction of many new NFL stadiums. Because of this, Bank of America Stadium is currently the 11th oldest NFL stadium despite its relatively short history. For the team's first season, Carolina Panthers tickets brought fans the chance to visit Frank Howard Field at Memorial Stadium, a stadium that, due to its much older construction, lacked many of the features and amenities that Carolina Panthers ticket holders enjoy today. Carolina Panthers tickets offer fans the opportunity to give their support when the Panthers face their many rivals. Despite the short history of the team, it has already established intense rivalries with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New Orleans Saints and the Dallas Cowboys. The Panthers and the Atlanta Falcons are both involved in what has come to be known as the I-85 Rivalry, a rivalry that dates back to the Panthers very first season. Relatively easy travel between home and away games along I-85 has ensures that Carolina Panthers tickets are a hot item whenever the two teams are slated to play each other.

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6-12-13: The Panthers were preseason Super Bowl sleepers in 2012, but instead of taking off and running, struggled out of the gates. Cam Newton seemed to be in a bit of a sophomore slump early on, but he and the Panthers finally were hitting all the notes down the stretch, as they went 4-1 over their final five games to end with a one game improvement on their 2011 season at 7-9. There’s no guarantee that the Panthers are now ready to complete last year’s semi-Super Bowl aspirations, but they will at least have an exciting offense led by Cam Newton under center, and with an improving defense, should be much more consistent.

12-4-12: Some may call it a sophomore slump for Cam Newton and other may say the team needs to improve the help they put around him. His QB rating only improved by 1 point since his rookie season and his completion percentage is down by 3%. What everyone will agree on is that the 3-9 Panthers will not make the playoffs. The Panthers have lost three out of their last four games and with the Falcons up next it does not look promising. Look for this team to improve its defense in the near future.