Greatest day in Panthers history?

[John Fox]

Top 5, without a doubt. :redface:

[hmsmike]

Interesting Topic ...

What would be your "TOP 5" moments in franchise history???

[pantherclaw]

If Trgovac leaving counts as a top 5 memory ~ that's just weak.

[Murph]

If Trgovac leaving counts as a top 5 memory ~ that's just weak.

Plus it means we aint got much of a history to brag about.

[John Fox]

1. Panthers being made I guess

2. Reaching SB XXXVIII

3. Firing George Seifort

4. Turdo leaving

5. Making NFC championship game in 2nd year of existence and winning the division over the then mighty 49ers

at least we aint the Cardinals (as of now), sure, they made the SB, but they have no history besides jolly times with Kurt Warner and moving to 800 different cities

[megadeth078]

You're losing your whole staff, coach? You sure it's a good day?

[Murph]

The playoff run in 2005 beats out any coach leaving/fired.

[hmsmike]

If Trgovac leaving counts as a top 5 memory ~ that's just weak.

Plus it means we aint got much of a history to brag about.

Granted not too sure it would be in mine either, but I do like the question of your favorite 5 moments.

It's intriguing :shocked:

[Pumpkin Eater]

1. Panthers founded

2. Superbowl

3. Winning NFC Championship

4. Winning NFC west in 1996

5. Beating Cowboys in divisional playoffs in 1996

[JakeFlake]

You could also add the day we got the franchise, the first win ever (over the Jets), or the clinching of the first division title (sealed by Chad Cota's interception in the end zone against Pittsburgh in '96).

[John Fox]

You're losing your whole staff, coach? You sure it's a good day?

Damn skippy, now I control the defense

[megadeth078]

C'mon, who you kidding?

[John Fox]

C'mon, who you kidding?

:confused:

[Pumpkin Eater]

6. Beating Rams in playoffs in '03

7. Beating Cowboys in playoffs in '03

8. Clinching NFC south in '03

9. Bears in '05

10. Giants in '05