The Carolina Panthers did NOT make the 25 worst collapses in sports history.

[nctarheel0619]

Just now, Cookie Lyon said:

Not even a little bit.  My GOAT's MJ.  I couldn't give a poo about LeBron or Steph.  

[Cam's New Arm]

4 hours ago, Mother Grabber said:

the Warriors losing after being up 3-1 is a collapse, biggest one I've witnessed in a while. the Olympic examples are a collapse of team history. US basketball was untouchable, and their loss to USSR in 88, not 92, was definitely considered a collapse of the program.

The Warriors I'll agree. Your other examples were my concern. 

[Mother Grabber]

4 hours ago, Casto said:

The Warriors I'll agree. Your other examples were my concern. 

i suspect the folks on the soviet side consider it much more of a collapse on their part, over an upset on our part.

they were example of collapse on a program level, not just a single series. the thread title doesn't specify, and I consider program level collapse much more impactful than a single series.

[Adb6368]

I don't think the Panthers loss is even in the 'collapse' category. To 'collapse' would mean you had a chance to win and let it slip. We played from the behind the entire game. We didn't give our best effort and didn't game plan properly. You can't collapse when you were never in position to win and if memory serves me correctly we never once held a lead in the Super Bowl. Although it wasn't our best performance, I think it's safe to say the 2015-2016 Panthers will probably fade in to eternity and be forgotten by most everybody outside of Carolina.

[cptx]

22 hours ago, Casto said:

Forgot one of the biggest in a while..

Also, Panther Racing. How appropriate

 

That was Wheldon's 2nd 500, then he died in Vegas a few months later.

[Cam's New Arm]

16 hours ago, cptx said:

Also, Panther Racing. How appropriate

 

That was Wheldon's 2nd 500, then he died in Vegas a few months later.

Yessir. If you've ever seen fate play out, it happened that day.