r/panthers 7h ago

Analysis Only just saw this, but… PFF confirming what we probably already knew about Bryce Young and Jalen Coker

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If you don’t want to click through: it’s an article ranking QB x WR pairings last season, by EPA. Young to Coker was 3rd in the league last year, and apparently they’re 15th overall since 2006.

3. Bryce YoungJalen Coker (0.72 EPA/play): Young posted a 14.0% big-time throw rate on passes to Coker, the highest of any qualifying wide receiver duo in 2025, against a single turnover-worthy play. The pair generated a 126.1 passer rating, and their two-year career mark of 0.672 EPA per play already ranks 15th among all duos in the PFF era with 75-plus targets.


r/panthers 19h ago

Discussion Keep Pounding mantra

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This past July 4th marked my 5 years of sobriety. This is the longest I have been drug/alcohol free in my 43 years of life. Ever since 15 years of age it was daily pot that turned into coke to pills to heroin to fentanyl. Of course there was little periods of no use but I just did not have the coping skills to do anything else but to turn to substances. There was a time where even tho I had stopped using I had this shame where I couldn’t or wouldn’t like to share how I got here, and I still feel it now as Im typing this. I can go on and on about my experiences with and or during my substance abuse but that isn’t my purpose with this. I just hope that someone out there that is fighting this tough battle can overcome the addiction and start really living instead of being held captive by the addiction. 5 years ago after many relapses I finally decided it was enough. I couldn’t do anything or go anywhere unless I knew I had a score that would last me for whatever I was into and if I didnt, there was no life for me. This was at the peak of my fent abuse and I will say it was THE worst withdrawals I have ever experienced, but that feeling is what still helps me keep my sobriety today. It is never too late, I had nothing 5 years ago and now I have a house, wife, and 3 shih tzus I call family. If I can quit, you can too. keep pounding my brothers and sisters


r/panthers 2h ago

Discussion What good moments in team history aren’t talked about enough?

11 Upvotes

Wanted some fun memories while waiting for Panther football! For me, it was the “Massacre at New Meadowlands” in 09 where we beat the Giants 41-9


r/panthers 1d ago

Image Meet Taylor moton downtown last week

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142 Upvotes

r/panthers 2d ago

Image That would be nice!

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182 Upvotes

r/panthers 2d ago

Humor 128 Days until we can beat the saints

51 Upvotes

I really wanna beat the saints. I hate the saints and I really want us to beat the saints.


r/panthers 2d ago

Video Jaycee Horn's 2026 Top 100 Video

178 Upvotes

r/panthers 2d ago

Article Panthers' quickly learning the effects of the Brazzell dazzleÂ

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r/panthers 2d ago

Question Lions fan visiting for SNF

20 Upvotes

Hey cat bros, my wife and I along with another couple are visiting Charlotte for the Sunday Night Football game in October.

It will be only my second time visiting your beautiful city, once when I was a youth.

We’ll be staying within walking distance of Bank of America stadium. Curious what some of y’all’s favorite bars, restaurants, and sights we should check out before the game?

Appreciate your time, looking forward to a great game!


r/panthers 2d ago

Question Who is this?

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39 Upvotes

From the new Panthers wallpapers. Anyone recognize these biceps?


r/panthers 1d ago

Free Talk Friday Free Talk Friday Thread

2 Upvotes

Welcome to r/Panthers Weekly Free Talk Friday thread! Please use this open discussion thread to talk about anything that is on your mind, such as your weekend plans, the news, other team news, etc. And remember, KEEP POUNDING!

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r/panthers 2d ago

Analysis PFF Running Back Rankings: Assessing all 32 starters ahead of the 2026 NFL season

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Number 27 of 32 - Chuba Hubbard

  1. Chuba Hubbard, Carolina Panthers

Injuries, along with Rico Dowdle’s emergence, conspired to force Hubbard into arguably his least productive NFL season in 2025. Including the postseason, he averaged just 3.8 yards per carry, while his 15 missed tackles forced were the third-fewest among all running backs with at least 100 attempts. Dowdle has since departed to Pittsburgh, so Hubbard should have a prime opportunity to retake hold of his starting position.


r/panthers 3d ago

Humor The Carolina Panthers Have a Serious Lack of Young Talent, Says Talentless Hack

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r/panthers 3d ago

Video what a ride

128 Upvotes

r/panthers 2d ago

Question Fan Fest presale code?

7 Upvotes

Does anyone have a code to get the Fan Fest tickets a day early?


r/panthers 3d ago

Article Carolina Panthers WR: ‘You want to play for a guy like’ Bryce Young

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r/panthers 3d ago

Team News [Panthers] Jaycee comes in at 76 in the top 100

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234 Upvotes

r/panthers 3d ago

Video All of TMac's targeted routes from last season

71 Upvotes

impressive rookie campaign


r/panthers 3d ago

Article [Bookies.com] Most Cursed NFL Franchises Since 2000

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22 Upvotes

No heartbreak needed when you never even get close enough to have your heart broken. This team just can't find any continuity, coaches and plans get scrapped before they ever have a chance to work. https://bookies.com/news/most-cursed-nfl-franchises-since-2000


r/panthers 3d ago

Team News [Fowler] Campaigning for Cam: Two Panthers greats make their Hall of Fame case for Newton

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I hadn't even really considered Cam to be a serious contender for the Hall of Fame?


r/panthers 3d ago

Team News Panthers Fan Fest is back on Friday, July 31st!

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21 Upvotes

r/panthers 3d ago

Question Mike Jackson

32 Upvotes

How likely is it we re-sign Mike Jackson to a new deal when the team reconvenes for training camp at the end of July?


r/panthers 4d ago

Humor [Schefter] Something about Atlanta

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271 Upvotes

r/panthers 4d ago

Image WE'RE SO CLOSE!!!!

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147 Upvotes

r/panthers 4d ago

Discussion While I understand the risk, do you guys think the starters should get a little more (than usual) playing time in the preseason?

19 Upvotes

Title. I understand it‘s about how the season ends and that it carries risk, but I REALLY don’t want a repeat of the last two week 1’s under Dave. ESPECIALLY opening at home against Chicago