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Hello Panthers. I’m a lifelong Lions fan and never been to an NFL game. My 20 year old son is a Panthers fan. I’m thinking of taking him to Charlotte for the Lions/Panthers Sunday night game! Anybody have tips on places to stay that are make it easy to get to the stadium? How about tickets to the game? Any suggestions on sections/parts you recommend or ones to avoid? Appreciate any advice on making this short trip from Iowa with my kid a great experience!

Hey we got tickets for the game vs ravens, we got the tickets but its in the side of panthers, we just want to enjoy the game and have a good time we are no trouble makers but we are supporting ravens, is it a bad idea to be there just to enjou the game?

In honor of our boy going into the HOF this August, I put together this piece that goes in depth on his career and the numbers behind why nobody will ever be able to replace him.

Hope y’all enjoy it! If you do like it, click on another panthers video so that it gets shown to more panthers fans.

Any ideas on when this is? Coming from out of town and want to make arrangements.

I saw espn predict this today and it got me thinking that it would be a really good fit. I don’t know why the lions would trade him away or who would even be involved in the deal but I think we really need a solid TE. Any other TEs we could trade for because I don’t really think so we aren’t going to get some of the top tier guys and I feel like Sam laporta is really similar to TJ Hock who the lions traded a couple years ago.

Bryce Young rank 20th....(from the article below)

20. QB Bryce Young, Carolina Panthers

"Young is perhaps the biggest enigma among the NFL’s current starting quarterbacks. Including the postseason, he ranked 12th in the NFL in big-time throws (25). However, his 6.3 yards per attempt ranked 34th among 43 qualifying quarterbacks. He produced PFF passing grades above 78.0 in five games while earning grades below 52.0 in five others. Young’s ability to find consistency will be the key to Carolina’s success in 2026.

Young’s willingness to attack downfield makes a massive difference in Carolina’s offense. The Panthers went 5-2 during the 2025 regular season when Young completed multiple passes that traveled at least 20 air yards. They went 3-7 when he completed one or fewer. Continued downfield chemistry with Offensive Rookie of the Year Tetairoa McMillan and Carolina’s other weapons will play a major role in the Panthers’ success this season."

It seems like our fan base ignores his stats. Then pick a single article that's good about him and propel him to elite QB status. He will have a terrible game that they will say isn't his fault. Then he will have a good game and will talk about how great he is.

This was the trend last season and the trend multiole seasons before that. They will tell you how he got us to tue playoffs last year all while having a sub .500 record and like a 47 QBR rating.

No mention of stats because we were a playoff team though. At what point will the blind homerism stop? Is this the make or break year for BY? I was told it was last year. But his stats were terrible so it left me confused. Meanwhile, fans will nitpick the stats, ignore the 47 QBR rating and only pick select tid bits of his game to talk about. They won't tell you how he can't see over the o line and has to jump for every throw though which leads to interceptions.

Thoughts?

I miss ball so much I’m watching 2023 Panthers highlights at 8:30AM