Carolina Panthers

they play at 1 o clock at home against the Atlanta Falcons

They stalk there prey and wait patiently for the right moment. Then they go for the kill. After that they eat the meat and chew on the bones like dogs do.

Yes. They went to Superbowl XXXVIII in the 2003 season after surging to 11-5 and defeating Dallas, St. Louis, and Philadelphia in the NFC playoffs. They were defeated 32-29 in the Superbowl by the New England Patriots.

Head and body, 5 to 6 ft (1.5 to 1.8 m); Tail, 27.5 to 36 in (70 to 91 cm) Weight: 100 to 250 lbs (45 to 113 kg).

Steve Smith is most famous for being an NFL football player for the Carolina Panthers. He is well-known due to his smaller stature than most burley NFL players. However, don't be fooled, he is a tremendous athlete.

None. The Panthers lost the only Super Bowl they attended, Super Bowl XXXVIII following the 2003 season. They lost the game to the New England Patriots 32-29.

The Carolina Panthers team colors are black, panther blue, silver and white.

As of the 2008 season, three times: 1996 - Lost conference championship game to the Packers.

2003 - Lost Super Bowl XXXVIII to the Patriots.

2005 - Lost conference championshup game to the Seahawks.

At present they are not a competitive club, coming off back-to-back losing seasons and now going on their third head coach in three seasons.

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The Carolina Panthers play in the NFC South

Jake Delhomme was the Panthers' quarterback in the 2003 season, when the Carolina Panthers lost to the New England Patriots 32-29 in Super Bowl XXXVIII. Delhomme had just been released from New Orleans in the prior offseason.

The Carolina Panthers appeared in Super Bowl XXXVIII(38) on February 1, 2004. They played against the New England Patriots and lost 32-29.

As of the 2008 season, three: 1996-97: Packers 30, Panthers 13

2003-04: Panthers 14, Eagles 3

2005-06: Seahawks 34, Panthers 14

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Luke Kuechly is number 59 on the Carolina Panthers.

Barker, Jay Basanez, Brett Beuerlein, Steve Bono, Steve Cantwell, Hunter Carr, David Collins, Kerry Craig, Dameyune Delhomme, Jake Fasani, Randy Feeley, A.J Harbaugh, Jim Hasselbeck, Tim LeFors, Stefan Lewis, Jeff Lytle, Matt Matthews, Shane McCown, Josh Olson, Drew Peete, Rodney Reich, Frank Rutherford, Rod

No, the Panthers went to the Super Bowl in their 9th season. They did go to the NFC championship game in their second season (1996) and lost to the Green Bay Packers, 30-13. The Panthers record in their first season was 7-9 and they missed the playoffs.

Well, they're not the South Carolina Panthers, just the Carolina Panthers. The team is based in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The blue is PANTONE Process Blue, the silver is PANTONE 877, black is process black and white is just white.

The only team he hasn't beat is the team he plays for, the New England Patriots. Tom Brady started his career with the New England Patriots and has not played for any other team. As of September 2014, only two players have beaten all 32 teams, Brett Favre and Peyton Manning.

The average salary for an NFL back up quarterback is approximately $ 1,670,688. There is no set "back up" pay scale in the NFL, so the salaries vary widely from team to deam and player to player. The highest back up salary in the 2008 season is Shaun Hill of the 49ers, who will make $ 4,800,000 during the course of the season. The lowest paid back up is Matt Baker of the Buffalo Bills, who will earn a rookie league minimum of $ 202,520 for the year. Here is a list of the back up quarterbacks in the NFL and what their 2008 salaries. In some cases back up qb's, such as New Englands Matt Cassel have taken over the starters job. They are still listed below. All salary information is from the USA Today's NFL Salary Database. (See related links)

Hill, Shaun 49ers $ 4,800,000

O'Sullivan, J.T. 49ers $ 651,000

Martin, Jamie 49ers $ 830,000

Grossman, Rex Bears $ 4,500,000

Hanie, Caleb Bears $ 300,000 Fitzpatrick, Ryan Bengals $ 932,520

Palmer, Jordan Bengals $ 300,640 Losman, J.P. Bills $ 3,068,730

Hamdan, Gibran Bills $ 524,560

Baker, Matt Bills $ 202,520 Ramsey, Patrick Broncos $ 2,500,000 Quinn, Brady Browns $ 4,323,040

Dorsey, Ken Browns $ 785,000 Griese, Brian Buccaneers $ 4,250,000

McCown, Luke Buccaneers $ 1,011,240

Johnson, Josh Buccaneers $ 492,667 Leinart, Matt Cardinals $ 6,175,280

Pierre, Brian Cardinals $ 629,320 Volek, Billy Chargers $ 3,754,800

Whitehurst, Charlie Chargers $ 451,120 Huard, Damon Chiefs $ 2,631,120

Thigpen, Tyler Chiefs $ 375,640

Martin, Ingle Chiefs $ 370,000 Sorgi, Jim Colts $ 1,635,000 Johnson, Brad Cowboys $ 3,003,840

Bollinger, Brooks Cowboys $ 645,000

Stanback, Isaiah Cowboys $ 376,720 Beck, John Dolphins $ 796,540

Henne, Chad Dolphins $ 1,461,000 Feeley, A.J. Eagles $ 2,404,680

Kolb, Kevin Eagles $ 1,105,625 Redman, Chris Falcons $ 3,755,400

Shockley, D.J. Falcons $ 450,280 Wright, Anthony Giants $ 1,000,000

Carr, David Giants $ 1,500,000 Lemon, Cleo Jaguars $ 4,311,240 Clemens, Kellen Jets $ 451,000

Ainge, Erik Jets $ 460,000

Ratliff, Brett Jets $ 301,000 Orlovsky, Dan Lions $ 933,240

Stanton, Drew Lions $ 890,620 Brohm, Brian Packers $ 2,105,000

Flynn, Matt Packers$ 359,175 McCown, Josh Panthers $ 4,500,000

Moore, Matt Panthers $ 376,240 Cassel, Matt Patriots $ 525,640

O'Connell, Kevin Patriots $ 923,000

Gutierrez, Matt Patriots $ 370,000 Walter, Andrew Raiders $ 1,361,560

Tuiasosopo, Marques Raiders $ 731,200 Green, Trent Rams $ 4,002,520

Berlin, Brock Rams $ 375,160 Boller, Kyle Ravens $ 2,005,640

Bouman, Todd Ravens $ 830,000

Smith, Troy Ravens $ 375,640 Collins, Todd Steven Redskins $ 4,000,000

Brennan, Colt Redskins $ 391,800 Brunell, Mark Saints $ 4,745,000 Wallace, Seneca Seahawks $ 1,009,200

Frye, Charlie Seahawks $ 1,755,160 Batch, Charlie Steelers $ 3,036,720

Leftwich, Byron Steelers $ 645,000

Dixon, Dennis Steelers $ 425,000 Rosenfels, Sage Texans $ 1,356,720 Collins, Kerry Titans $ 2,051,800

Simms, Chris Titans $ 1,005,000 Frerotte, Gus Vikings $ 2,903,360

Booty, John D Vikings $ 501,000

The Carolina Panthers have one Super Bowl appearance. The Panthers lost Super Bowl XXXVIII to the New England Patriots.

Super Bowl XXXVIII

New England Patriots - 32 (Tom Brady, University of Michigan)

Carolina Panthers - 29 (Jake DelHomme, Southwestern Louisiana)

Location: Reliant Stadium, Houston, TX

Date: 2/1/2004

MVP: Tom Brady, QB, New England

Head Coaches:

NE - Bill Belichick

CAR - John Fox

Josh Thomas is number 22 on the Carolina Panthers.