The 2006 season didn’t see the predictions come true – the Carolina Panthers placed 2nd in the NFC South and missed the playoffs. That makes 2007 do or die for the team, and they are ready to step it up. QB Jake Delhomme leads what some consider to be a weak offense, despite star player Steve Smith’s best efforts, but coach John Fox is betting that aging players Mike Rucker, Dan Morgan and Mike Minter still have plenty of fight left in them and they’ll be helped by draft picks Jon Beason, Dwayne Jarret and Ryan Kalil. The best way to find out if these gambles pay off is to see the games live and Coast to Coast has the best tickets around to Bank of America Stadium. Don’t miss your chance to see the Carolina Panthers make it to the playoffs in 2007!

Some Carolina Panthers history: When the National Football League expanded to the southeastern coast, it did not take the Carolina Panthers long to prove that the NFL had made the right decision. In 1995, the team won seven games—the most ever by an NFL expansion team. During the season the Panthers defeated the San Francisco 49ers to become the first expansion team ever to beat a defending league champion.