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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-03 · 88 entries checked · 78 flagged · 207 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 207 still open
Panther Pride — The entry states Marty Hurney served 14 non-consecutive seasons with the Panthers, but his actual tenure was 12 non-consecutive seasons.
Steve Smith Sr. — The entry states Smith had 'four-time All-Pro (including a 2011 selection from Pro Football Focus)'. Smith was a two-time First Team All-Pro (AP) in 2005 and 2008, not four-time All-Pro. The 2011 selection from Pro Football Focus is not an official NFL All-Pro
Steve Smith Sr. — The entry says Smith 'ranked seventh in NFL career receiving yards (sixth among wide receivers all-time) (14,731)'. At the time of his retirement, Smith ranked eighth in NFL career receiving yards, not seventh. The parenthetical 'sixth among wide receivers all
Luke Kuechly — Kuechly was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2026 is incorrect; as of the current widely-known canon, he has not been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame (he became eligible in 2025 and has not yet been enshrined).
Sam Mills — Mills earned two All-USFL selections (1984 and 1985), not three as stated in the entry.
The 2015 NFC Championship Game — The STATS section incorrectly states the opponent as the Seattle Seahawks and the final score as 36-20 (Seahawks), but the actual opponent was the Arizona Cardinals and the final score was 49-15 (Panthers).
The 2015 NFC Championship Game — The STATS section incorrectly states the outcome as 'Panthers eliminated from playoffs,' but the Panthers actually won the game and advanced to Super Bowl 50.
Greg Olsen — Olsen played his final season with the Seattle Seahawks in 2020, but he also played one game for the Seahawks in 2021 before retiring; his last NFL game was in 2021, not 2020.
Greg Olsen — As of the time of this entry, Olsen is currently the lead color commentator for the NFL on Fox, not 'formerly'.
Bank of America Stadium — The stadium does not have a retractable roof; it is an open-air stadium.
Bank of America Stadium — The coldest home game in Panthers history was on December 22, 1996 (12°F), not December 24, 2022.
Goody — The team's home stadium transitioned to Bank of America Stadium in 2016, replacing the original Charlotte facility that had hosted the franchise since its first season.
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