S ince the Panthers are one of the younger organizations in the NFL, they don’t yet have a national reach like others that have been around for many more decades. Yet there are pockets of Carolina fans not only across the U.S., but around the world as well.
We stopped by one of those outposts in Denver this weekend – Shelby’s Bar & Grille – the headquarters for the Mile High Cats.
Unfortunately, Shelby’s is closed on non-gameday Sundays, so we had to settle for the pictures above and a video of the exterior:
It got us thinking about where else Panthers fans are. We have plans for an upcoming post with fans from Spain and England, but perhaps it’d be a good idea to organize everyone. So let’s try.
If you’re a Panthers fan who lives outside the Carolinas, we want to hear your story.
Is there a spot you gather with other Panthers fans or are you holding down the fort somewhere by yourself?
At the risk of sounding too much like the NSA, at minimum, we’d love to know where in the world you are. Depending on the number of responses, there’s a bunch of cool things we can do with the data.
If you’re interesting in sharing, here are some options:
- Tweet us.
- Reply down in the comments section.
- Fill out the email form below.
BBR NUGGETS
- Ron Rivera and the Ronald McDonald House of Charlotte teamed up for a Bowl-A-Palooza Saturday. – 1) Instagram 2) Instagram 3) Twitter
- Rivera’s rookie card is pretty cool. And it’s affordable if you’re an interested fan or collector. – eBay
- Brandon LaFell takes a shot, or no? – ProFootballTalk
- Travelle Wharton held his football camp this weekend. – GreenvilleOnline
- So did Derek Anderson - KPTV
- Roman Harper: “It really felt good to be recruited.” – MontgomeryAdvertiser
COMING UP
A handful of Panthers will take batting practice before Monday’s Charlotte Knights game. We’ll let you know who, if any, are able to knock it out of the new BB&T Ballpark.
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