Carolina Panthers Tickets

It looks like the Carolina Panthers are well on their way to being one of the better teams in the league with a solid quarterback, some great offensive players, a stingy defense as well as one of the most passionate fan-bases in the country. There is a lot of enthusiasm in the Carolinas right now and fans are eager to see just how far the Cardiac Cats can go. Stock up on Panthers football tickets because this passionate fanbase is eagerly gobbling all the tickets up. The NFC South is a tough place to play to the Panthers need every advantage they can get. Center Ryan Kalil has already promised the team will win Super Bowl XLVII, and you know he's not the only player on the roster who thinks so. You've gotta come out to Charlotte's Bank of America Stadium and let the team hear you roar. You can join the rest of the 73,778 fans of Carolina Panthers football with game tickets in their hands.

Panthers’s Head Coach Ron Rivera has some good players on the roster, but now its his challenge to get them all to perform. Quarterback Cam Newton has shown he can throw at the NFL level, and there really wasn't any question about his rushing ability. With a full season of NFL football under his belt you know Cam is ready for anything. Panther's running back Jonathan Stewart has proven to be a solid player so expect him to again make some noise. Wide-receiver Steve Smith is again one of the best in the game and with him and Newton seemingly on the same page look for big things from Smith in 2012. Add to Stewart and Smith a talent like DeAngelo Williams and the The Cardiac Cats are going to be a very tough challenge for the NFL. And on the defensive end, linebacker Luke Kuechly and guard Amini Silatolu will do their part to keep the Cats in every game.

But while there is a lot of optimism in Charlotte and beyond in 2012, the reality is the team has to win on the field. And for 17 weeks there will opponents doing everything they can to make sure that doesn't happen. The NFC South has some good teams in the Saints and Falcons, so the Panthers will be challenged to go the distance. The Saints are scheduled to play Carolina on weeks two and 17 so be there to see what happens. But there are challenges outside of the South. The Panthers have to play the NFC East this season, so expect games against the New York Giants (week three) and the Dallas Cowboys (week seven) to look extra large. Another big game comes on week 10, when the Panthers welcome Denver Broncos and new QB Peyton Manning to Charlotte. You don't want to miss seeing any of the action so get your Panthers football tickets as soon as you can!

• Conference and Division: NFC South
• Nickname: The Cardiac Cats
• Stadium: Bank of America Stadium
• Bank of America Stadium Capacity: 73,778
• Biggest Panthers Rivals: Atlanta Falcons, New Orleans Saints

A couple of other valuable resources are the Carolina Panthers' official Panthers site and the Charlotte.com Panthers page.

Carolina Panthers Season tickets

And if you are in the market for Carolina Panthers season tickets then you might be in luck. Each year Ticket Liquidator has select Panthers season tickets available for purchase to let fans see each and every home game. You don't need to be told the length of the official waiting list for Carolina Panthers season tickets, suffice to say it can be years. But here at TL you don't need to wait to get Carolina Panthers season tickets. You can get out to every home game if you want, so find the Carolina Panthers season ticket you want and get out there. To see if we have Carolina Panthers season tickets for sale check the first regular-season listing above. You can also sell Carolina Panthers tickets if you can't make it to every game. If we have them you should see a link that would be for a Carolina Panthers season ticket package. There are going to be some great moments for the Carolina Panthers this year. Get those Carolina Panthers season tickets here and watch all the fun at each game.

Carolina Panthers History:

Created in 1995, the Carolina Panthers quickly became the most successful expansion team in league history. They won a record seven games in their inaugural season, making the playoffs the very next year, sending Carolina Panthers playoffs tickets into the category of Most Desirable Tickets. After an initially strong start, the team stuttered -- going 1-15 and losing 15 consecutive games in 2001. However, after a remarkable two-year turnaround, the Panthers made it to Super Bowl XXXVIII, coming agonizingly close to victory before finally succumbing to the New England Patriots.

That playoff run heralded the arrival of several players, including quarterback Jake Delhomme, plus running backs DeShaun Foster and Steve Smith. After an injury-ravaged 2004 season, many pundits considered Carolina a serious playoff contender, provided the team stay healthy. Fast forward to 2008, with a powerful offense and solid defense, the Panthers ticket holders had every reason to be optimistic. No wonder that sales of Carolina Panthers tickets are high no matter what their record is. There's no doubt that Carolina fans are always behind their team, and they can smell the scent of success just around the corner. TicketLiquidator can smell it, too, and they've got what it takes to put you up close to the action for terrific prices. To get your Carolina Panthers tickets, including Panthers playoffs tickets, click any of the "View Tickets" links.

The Carolina Panthers have been one of the best teams in the NFL the entire season. QB Jimmy Clausen has this team firing on all cylinders, and it looks like the Panthers could be a strong contender for a Superbowl team. They have a solid offense and great coaching to the Panthers will be a tough team to face come December. Be sure to get yourself some Panthers tickets soon, as the team looks ready to pounce on more than a few wins. Carolina Panthers tickets will be available for the NFL season, and the Panthers fans who fill the Bank of America Stadium won't be deterred by a slight disappointment like the 2010 NFL season. No, they'll be there in numbers and the quest for Superbowl triumph will begin anew.