The best single season offensive performance in Panthers history was...

[CRA]

amen. Smitty is my number one on the list, with D'lo, Stevie B, & Stevie D all tied for 2nd.

I bet DeAngelo can surpass his numbers from last season imo.

I think Williams has the talent and OL to do that....but Fox won't put that workload on him if Stewart is avaliable.

[Peppers90 NC]

Smitty was the most exciting player in 2005 and made a point in his comeback year, then single handedly handled the Bears and the Giants. I have to include the playoff games to as the tie-breaker to Moose 04 and Davis 03. 99 was a fun year, especially that last game vs the Saints, trying to score more than the Packers for a tie-breaker to get in playoffs

[mantal]

I'll be a little different and go with Nick Goings in 2004 att217 yrds821 td6 lg57 ydc3.8 Not bad for a third stringer that year. After everybody was too banged up to play. And Nick kept us in the playoff hunt that year.

Actually I think he was 4th string and I can't disagree...

[Scrumtrilescent]

If you wanna look at half seasons, look at DeAngelo's last half of last year.

But I agree, Stevie B's 1999 season is top 2 or 3 for me.

[Doc Holiday]

Smiths triple crown season was amazing and don't forget his playoff performance was out of this world too so I go with D without a doubt

[frash.exe]

Smith's 2005 was reedonkulous.

he was the go to guy, had basically no help on the other side to draw coverage away from him.

Remember the bears game in the playoffs where he had 244 yards of total offense? Insane. He was used in end arounds, basically we tried everything we could to get the WR the ball, which is hard to do.

[vorbis]

My vote is for "something Steve Smith did"

[spartan_pantherfan]

Gotta go with Steve Smith's triple crown

[Chaos]

I vote for Smitty. As unofficial president of his fan club, it's my obligation. Plus, what he did in 2005 was beyond amazing.

[nosuchthingasapanther]

williams, hands down. if he hadn't been so huge, the entire passing offense numbers would have been much worse, and we arguably would've come out of several of our 12 wins with a loss.

the team went 6-2 when he did next to nothing, and they went 6-2 when he was on fire.

not much to argue.

[nosuchthingasapanther]

steve smith's triple crown is my choice.

he's the sole reason carolina made it to the playoffs in 2005.

[Nu Guns]

Smith

[Nicbsbll2]

I'll be a little different and go with Nick Goings in 2004 att217 yrds821 td6 lg57 ydc3.8 Not bad for a third stringer that year. After everybody was too banged up to play. And Nick kept us in the playoff hunt that year.

Actually I think he was 4th string and I can't disagree...

Fifth string.. Stephen Davis, DeShaun Foster, Joey Harris, and Brad Hoover were all higher in the pecking order than Goings.

Goings not only kept us in the playoff hunt, but he probably kept us away from the number 1 overall pick in the draft too.

[Smithers]

that 1999 season was sick. I was never, and I mean never, afraid that we couldnt come from behind or pick up long 3rd downs. Jeffers was great that year.