Carolina Panthers Tickets

After a rocky sophomore season for both head coach Ron Rivera and quarterback Cam Newton, the Carolina Panthers will look to bounce back in 2013. The squad went out on a high note in 2012, as the Panthers won five of their final six games to finish tied for second place in the NFC South division. Looking to make improvements in the offseason, the Panthers signed wide receiver Ted Ginn, Jr. and linebacker Chase Blackburn, hoping to add valuable experience to the field that could prove vital as they face some of the NFL’s toughest competitors throughout the season.

The Panthers 2013 schedule is statistically this year’s most difficult in the NFL, but Carolina will look to start the season off right, beginning with the home and season opener against the Seattle Seahawks on Sept. 8. The Panthers will head north the following week to face the AFC East rival, Buffalo Bills, on Sept. 15, before closing out the month with the visiting New York Giants on Sept. 22. As the season wears on, be sure to make note of highly anticipated matchups against the San Francisco 49ers (Nov. 10), New England Patriots (Nov. 18), and newly restructured Miami Dolphins (Nov. 24). The squad will close out the final two weeks of the season against the New Orleans Saints (Dec. 22), and the defending division champion, Atlanta Falcons, on Dec. 29. Join the crowd at Bank of America Stadium with a purchase of Panthers tickets in stock now.