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Head Coach: John Fox (Regular-season 05 record: 11-5, Playoffs: 2-1) Offensive Coordinator: Dan Henning Defensive Coordinator: Mike Traovac

Last season Jake Delhomme help take the panthers to NFC Championship to face off against Mike Holmgren and the Seahawks Impressive come back for the Panthers last season but got stopped by the Seahawks in NFC Game. This season they have added new weapons to offensense and Defesense hoping to give them the edge in order to win more games this season.

The Panthers fortified their roster through free agency and only need marginal improvement to make a run at their second Super Bowl appearance in the past four years. WR Keyshawn Johnson could be the missing piece to the Super puzzle, provided he and WR Steve Smith can share the ball and co-exist.

2006 Team Draft Notes: The Carolina Panthers have had problems with injuries in their backfield in recent seasons, so it only made sense that the Panthers select the model of durability and consistency at the running back position, grabbing Memphis running back DeAngelo Williams with the No. 27 pick. Williams should step in right away and push for time with the Panthers. In the second round, the Panthers selected Fresno State cornerback Richard Marshall at pick No. 58.

WR Steve Smith was a one-man show in the Panthers' passing attack last season, posting nearly 80 more catches than fellow starter Keary Colbert. Smith used his speed and mighty-mite strength to fight through constant double- and triple- teams. Injuries remain a concern for the 5 foot-9 Smith, but he is elusive and does a nice job avoiding direct hits. The Panthers filled their weakest link on offense by signing free-agent WR Keyshawn Johnson to fill the No. 2 role.

Carolina Panthers 2006 Schedule