Carolina Panthers fall to the Dallas Cowboys 14-35
Fans will want to get their hands on Carolina Panthers Tickets, especially after this weekend’s crushing loss at the hands of the Dallas Cowboys. While the Panthers had hoped to use Sunday’s showdown against the Cowboys to showcase themselves, they instead showed why they are the biggest disappointment of the first half of the NFL season. With a lot to do in their bye-week, the Panthers will next take on the Buccaneers on November 13. Panthers tickets to the game run anywhere from $63 to $1,000.
The big worry now is that the Panthers will fall far short from pre-season expectations that they would go all the way. The Panthers showed themselves to be just plain average this weekend against the Cowboys. Need further proof? The Panthers close out the first half of the season with a 4-4 record.
Although the Panthers started off strong to a 14-0, the Cowboys stormed back to take it in the end. Tony Romo, making his first appearance as Quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys in the place of Drew Bledsoe, led the Cowboys back from their early deficit to a 35-14 victory.
The Panthers will take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on November 13. Keep your eyes posted on the Stubhub Carolina Panthers blog for updates and information on Carolina Panthers tickets.
What is the hubbub on Carolina Panthers Tickets?
Carolina Panthers Tickets have become a hot commodity this season. Despite their first loss last weekend after the return of Steve Smith, the Panthers remain an impressive team this season on both sides of the ball.
So what’s going on with Carolina Panthers tickets this season?
The Panthers have a stretch of home games coming up. The Dallas Cowboys arrive in Carolina this weekend on October 29. Fans are spending anywhere from $115 to $1,158 to catch this much anticipated game. Then Tampa Bay Buccaneers will face off against the Panthers on November 13 and the spread on ticket prices seems to be from $24 to $1,000. The Rams arrive in Carolina on the 19th of November. Tickets to that game cost anywhere from $24 to $1,000.
While some critics argue that this past weekend’s loss proves that the Panthers don’t have what it takes to go all the way, but MSNBC is still calling that Sunday’s game against the Cowboys will go to the Panthers.
Be sure to keep your eyes posted on Stubhub for all the latest on the Carolina Panthers and ticket deals.
Carolina Panthers vs. Cincinnati Bengals: One of these cats had to lose
The Carolina Panthers streak of four wins since the return of star wide receiver Steve Smith came to an abrupt halt this weekend. The Cincinnati Bengals upset the Panthers with a come-from-behind win by a score of 17-14.
In the Fourth quarter, on fourth down with one yard to go, the Bengals took a huge gamble that paid off. Carson Palmer threw a bomb down the sidelines to sure-handed receiver Chad Johnson who had to dive to catch the pass for a gain of 32 yards. This play set up the Bengals for their winning touchdown.
Panthers coach John Fox has come under fire since the game for not putting Carolina’s running game to greater use this past weekend. Said Fox, “We only ran the ball four times in the second half, but we didn’t have the ball all that much in the second half.”
Given that the Bengals are ranked 25th in the NFL in run defense, it is troublesome that the Panthers couldn’t get the ground game going.
The Panthers return home this weekend to take on the Dallas Cowboys, a game that is generating a lot of hype. Fans looking to get their hands on Carolina Panthers Tickets can expect to pay anywhere between $122 and $1,158.
Cat Fight: Carolina Panthers vs. Cincinnati Bengals
When two teams named after cats that come from cities both nicknamed the Queen City face off on the gridiron, expect some big things.
That’s what will happen when the Carolina Panthers take on the Cincinnati Bengals tomorrow at Paul Brown Stadium.
The buzz surrounding the Carolina Panthers this week is all about the sudden and unexpected departure of cornerback Reggie Howard for undisclosed personal reasons. Sources say that Howard is dealing with family issues.
This does not seem to concern the Panthers too much. Especially now that Steve Smith is up to speed. This year, Smith has been all the difference between losing and winning. Without Smith, the Panthers are winless. With Smith, it appears that they cannot lose. And as long as the Panthers DL keeps up the pressure and can take apart the Bengals’ makeshift offensive line, the Panthers should win this one.
This weekend ought to be exciting as an exhibition of flashy touchdown dances. Panthers receiver Steve Smith and Bengals receiver Chad Johnson have end-zone moves that could put Shakira to shame.
Fans looking to get their hands on Carolina Panthers Tickets can use Stubhub as the venue and will never be let down.
Carolina Panthers vs. Baltimore Ravens: Panthers offense goes into high-gear
Steve Smith, the NFL’s top receiver last year, is back and with him, the Carolina Panthers are back to their winning ways. On way to the Panthers 23-21 win over the Panthers on Sunday, Steve Smith caught eight passes for 189 yards and a touchdown. Of Smith’s performance, the Washington Post says, “Panthers’ Horse Finds His Legs.”
On face, the impact that Steve Smith has on this team is clear. This season, the Panthers are 0-2 without Smith and 4-0 with him. With Smith back up to speed after his hamstring injury, so too is the Panthers offense.
The other big piece of news is that the Panthers now know how to convert on third down situations. After going 0 for 11 on third down situations against the Cleveland Browns a week ago, the Panthers talked all week about how they had to step up their offensive production on third down. They did it and they did it against the Baltimore Ravens no less, converting 7 of 13 third down situations.
The Carolina Panthers travel north to take on the 3-2 Cincinnati Bengals this weekend at Paul Brown Stadium. Fans looking to get their hands on Carolina Panthers Tickets for this game and future games should act quickly.