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Carolina Panthers 2009 Playoffs
The Carolina Panthers are one of the newer franchises in the NFL, but have not had to wait nearly as long as their predecessors. In just the teams second season the Panther went 12-4 and made a push for the Super Bowl before having those early hopes ended by the Green Bay Packers in a 30-13 loss in 1996. That early success was the first taste of Panthers playoff tickets and was the only taste for the next few seasons. Bank of America Stadium would again play home to a playoff team in 2003. The Panthers took first place in the NFC South with an 11-5 record.
The postseason run began in the wild card round with 29-10 resounding defeat of the Dallas Cowboys, then advanced to a double overtime thriller in the divisional round that ended in a 29-23 win over the Rams, then found the Carolina back in the NFC Championship game, but this time ended in a 14-3 win against the Eagles. Quarterback Jake Delhoume, running back Stephen Davis, and wide receiver Steve Smith took the field against the New England Patriots. The Patriots ended the shocking postseason of the Panthers with a 32-29 victory in Super Bowl XXXVIII. After another down year, the team returned with playoff tickets in 2005 that saw them lose in the NFC Championship game against the Seahawks.
Carolina Panthers Background
The Carolina Panthers are hoping that they can return to the postseason with a rejuvenated defense and healthy quarterback. Julius Peppers needs to comeback from a disappointing 2007 season to lead the defense back to its 2006 form. The bigger question for the team is Jake Delhoume. He only played three games last season and the team’s struggle in his absence proved what he means to the possibility for playoff tickets. He will need help from DeAngelo Williams out of the backfield and the return of Muhsin Muhammad while Steve Smith recovers. The chances will really depend on how they handle the schedule in a division with no clear favorite.