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In this action-packed episode, we break down everything on the field from the Carolina Panthers' Fan Fest at Bank of America Stadium, where over 40,000 passionate fans gathered to get their first live look at the reigning NFC South champions. With training camp practice closed to the public this summer due to facility construction, Friday night under the lights carried an electrified game-day atmosphere. We take a deep dive into the offense, the defensive front, roster battles, and crucial injury news as head coach Dave Canales gears his squad up for the upcoming preseason opener.We kick off with the offense, where quarterback Bryce Young continued his strong summer by connecting with rookie wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan on two of the night's biggest explosive plays. We analyze how their chemistry is developing down the field and what McMillan's presence means for this passing attack. We also examine backup QB Kenny Pickett's night, highlighting his clutch execution during the two-minute drill that ended with a standout seam pass to wideout Brycen Tremayne.With rookie receiver Chris Brazzell II unfortunately placed on injured reserve after suffering a season-ending knee injury, the door has swung wide open for depth receivers to prove their worth. We discuss strong performances from John Metchie III, Xavier Legette, Casey Washington, and Jimmy Horn Jr. as the competition for roster spots heats up.On the defensive side of the ball, all eyes were on the pass rush following the devastating ACL injury to second-year edge rusher Nic Scourton. We highlight how second-year defender Princely Umanmielen took full advantage of his first-team reps, repeatedly collapsing the pocket off the snap. We also detail the triumphant return of UFL standout Cam Gill, who brought relentless energy and generated multiple backfield pressures during scrimmage reps. Plus, we give props to kicker Ryan Fitzgerald, who brought calm and accuracy to special teams by drilling multiple field goals from beyond 50 yards out.Finally, we look ahead to Canton, Ohio, as Carolina prepares to face the Arizona Cardinals in the Hall of Fame Game. We preview what to expect from the preseason opener and reflect on what promises to be a legendary week for Panther Nation as franchise icon Luke Kuechly is officially inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026. Whether you're tracking position battles or eager for regular-season football, this episode has all your Panthers coverage covered.

Pads on, heat up, and the Panthers offense ran the yard on Thursday. We break down everything from the July 30 practice at Bank of America Stadium — plus my appearance on Slack on Sports with Randy Slack on ESPN Wilmington previewing camp.Chris Brazell II went down again with the same left knee and couldn't finish practice, AND IS OUT FOR THE YEAR!. Mitchell Evans is dealing with a low ankle sprain but could be back for FanFest. Jonathan Brooks is still being brought along in phases and won't return kicks in the preseason.Jaycee Horn is back at full speed after an offseason foot issue and he's living in the slot now — the staff showed him Jalen Ramsey's cutups from LA, and he says nickel is a completely different animal than playing outside. Mike Jackson was his own harshest critic after a rough day, and he's fully at peace playing out his contract year with nothing said by the front office.Dave Canales praised Bryce Young's timing, rhythm and anticipation, capped by a back-of-the-end-zone touchdown to Tetairoa McMillan on a double move. Plus Luke Fortner running with the ones, Kyle Trask in for a workout, and everything to expect from FanFest Friday night at 7:30.Two Growls One Roar — Panthers, Hornets and Gamecocks coverage all season long.

Live from Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina, Christian Polanco and Alexis Guerreros broadcast immediately following the MLS All-Star Game. The hosts react to Major League Soccer securing back-to-back victories over the Liga MX All-Stars and discuss the electric fan atmosphere inside the venue. Between unexpected live broadcast interruptions from stadium staff and behind-the-scenes window adjustments, the guys break down the game's highlights, performance stats, and overall fanfare. David Gass from SoccerWise joins the suite to deliver postgame analysis and debate how to revamp the All-Star showcase. Together, they pitch wild concept changes—including 5v5 ladder tournaments, manager goalkeepers, referee bribery mechanics, and an off-season All-Star event built around Lionel Messi in Miami. The crew also reflects on the "high school reunion" feel of All-Star week and why reconnecting with friends across the sport remains the real highlight. Later in the stream, Pelé Soccer marketing director Mickey Voll stops by to discuss the business of soccer. Mickey reacts to Gianni Infantino's controversial proposal to sell FIFA World Cup commercial rights to private investors led by Josh Kushner, and drops a mind-blowing retail stat about Atlanta United outselling Real Madrid and Manchester United in North American jersey sales. To close out the show, the hosts weigh in on MLS's upcoming calendar transition and recount Alexis's viral rain-delay shower cap moment while presenting Thomas Müller with his skills trophy. Timestamps: (00:00) — Live from Charlotte: Stadium Window Chaos & MLS Beats Liga MX Again (05:52) — David Gass Joins: Fixing the All-Star Format & 5v5 Tournament Ideas (15:27) — Will Lionel Messi Ever Play in an MLS All-Star Game? (19:26) — Mickey Voll Joins: Pelé Soccer & Gianni Infantino's FIFA Private Equity Plan (27:00) — Mind-Blowing Retail Stats: When Atlanta United Beat Real Madrid in Jersey Sales (32:00) — MLS Schedule Overhaul, Promotion/Relegation & Alexis's Viral Rain Cap Subscribe to The Cooligans on your favorite podcast app:

In the final hour, Mac & Bone are joined by Willie P, who helps set the scene for tonight's MLS All-Star Game at Bank of America Stadium, Brooks Austin stops by to talk about the upcoming college football season, they preview the night in sports, they read funny texts, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this edition of Willie's World, Willie P sets the scene for tonight's MLS All-Star Game at Bank of America Stadium, he gives his thoughts on the start of Panthers training camp, he weighs in on the Steph Curry & Hornets rumors, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Good Morning BT with Bo Thompson and Beth Troutman | Wednesday, July 29th, 2026. 6:05 Beth’s Song of the Day 6:20 Guest: Theresa Payton (Cyber Security Expert) - A.I. Is eating books! | Potential security threats due to A.I. Cyber attacks 6:35 President Trump speaks at the funeral of Sen. Lindsey Graham 6:50 RAM Biz Update; New fashion trend: Shorts at work...the Business mullet 7:05 An Inconceivable Evening with Cary Elwes Contest Preview 7:20 An Inconceivable Evening with Cary Elwes Contest 7:35 MLS All-Star game at Bank of America Stadium tonight | panthers Training Camp round-up with Jim Szoke 7:50 Winterble Wednesday: Crossing the Streams with Brett Winterble 8:05 Guest: Mark Sanford (Former SC Congressman and Governor US Senate Candidate in South Carolina) - SC Senate race 8:20 GMBT Payoff: Best Nachos in Charlotte winner 8:35 Guest: Dr. Scott Huffmon (Poli-Sci Professor at Winthrop) - Dr. Anthony Fauci testifies today on handling of Covid-19 8:50 Dr. Scott Huffmon cont. - SC Senate race 9:05 Live Coverage: Dr. Anthony Fauci testifies in front of Senate 9:20 Live Coverage: Dr. Fauci testimony cont. 9:35 Guest: Carol Kelly and Kaylee Hoffman (World Karaoke Championship) 9:50 Carol Kelly cont. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Charlotte is expected to see a multi-million dollar boost from MLS All-Star week, with spending at hotels, restaurants, bars and shops across uptown and beyond. The game, featuring MLS All-Stars against Liga MX All-Stars at Bank of America Stadium, builds on the momentum from the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup and reinforces Charlotte's push to become a year-round destination for major sporting events.

Training camp doesn't wait for anybody, and Days 3 and 4 at Bank of America Stadium gave us a little bit of everything — a genuine gut-punch injury, a roster move that changes the pass-rush math, and one of the best "welcome to the building" stories you'll hear from a new Panther. On this episode of Keep Pounding Podcast, we break down every bit of it.We start with the hardest part of the show: Nic Scourton tearing his ACL in practice. Head coach Dave Canales didn't sugarcoat it, calling it a "horrible loss" for a rookie who was already building himself into a leader in that outside linebacker room. We walk through what Canales said about the team's reaction, what the timeline looks like for surgery and rehab, and why the NFLPA has actually requested to review the practice film. We also get into the ripple effects — Rob Hunt and Michael Jackson both dealing with back tightness, Will Lee and Chris Tabor Jr. on the watch list, and what it means for a defense that Canales says has been "pretty dominant" through the first two days of camp.From there we pivot to the response: the offense bouncing back hard in the rain, capping a competitive Day 4 with a two-minute drill touchdown drive against the number-one defense. Bryce Young spreading the ball to Xavier Legette, Tetairoa McMillan, and Trevor Coker looked like a quarterback in complete command of the install, and we get into why Canales keeps pointing to "the meu factor" — reps on task with these receivers dating back to the offseason — as the reason for it.Speaking of Legette, he's our Play of the Day. A touchdown grab in the back of the end zone, a contested deep ball down the sideline against Robert Rochell — this is a receiver who flashed as a rookie, got a little buried in the numbers last year behind McMillan's Offensive Rookie of the Year campaign, and looks like he's ready to make some noise in a genuinely deep receiver room.We also spend real time on the personnel move that matters most right now: Cam Gill signing back with the team after a strong UFL season and notching a sack in his very first practice back. With Scourton out, that outside linebacker room just got a lot more interesting — Princely Umanmielen being asked to become a complete every-down player, Pat Jones bringing rush versatility off last year's back injury, and a rotation of familiar faces in Travis Gibson and Thomas Incoom that the staff already trusts.That leads into one of the best segments of the show — Pat Jones' comeback story. A herniated disc, a broken-off piece of it pressing on a nerve, a season nearly lost, and a version of Jones who came out of it, in his own words, "the strongest I've ever been." He gets emotional talking about the teammates who got him through it, and he's already turned around and used that same experience to talk Nic Scourton through what's ahead. If you only watch one clip from this episode, make it this one.We round things out with a feature on Devin Lloyd, who's stepping into a Panthers middle linebacker lineage that runs through Luke Kuechly, Thomas Davis, and Sam Mills — and actually set up a film session with Kuechly himself to get ready for it. Plus a full rundown of the five position battles we're watching closest heading into pads on Tuesday: outside linebacker, safety, wide receiver, running back, and the right side of the offensive line.Subscribe for the rest of camp coverage, drop a comment on who you think steps up in the rush rotation with Scourton out, and hit the bell so you don't miss the pads-on reaction video dropping later this week. Keep Pounding.

TONIGHT on this special edition of the C3 Panthers Podcast, the C3 crew discuss-Nic Scourton tearing his ACL and now seeking a 2nd opinion-Jonathan Brooks looking like a man on a mission-Devin Lloyd already looking like a MENACE-Dan Morgan confirming Monroe Freeling will start at RT-David Tepper Sports & entertainment release new 3D rendered mockups of Bank of America Stadium renovations

Vets reported to Bank of America Stadium and it's already a lot to unpack. In this episode we break down Bryce Young's ESPN SportsCenter sit-down heading into year four, GM Dan Morgan's full report-day press conference (including the Taylor Moton, Ikem Ekwonu, and Tershawn Wharton injury news), plus fresh camp comments from Robert Hunt and Derrick Brown on the retooled O-line and D-line rooms. Monroe Freeling is getting thrown into the fire at right tackle, Brady Christensen is back for depth, and the vibes around the building are as high as they've been in years. We go through every transaction, every quote, and what it all means as the Panthers try to build on last year's division title. Keep Pounding.

The Carolina Panthers are no longer rebuilding — they're competing. In this episode of the Keep Pounding Podcast, we break down everything happening in Panthers Nation as we head into the 2026 season, and trust us, there is a LOT to be excited about.We start with the offseason that has the entire NFL paying attention. General Manager Dan Morgan has been on an absolute mission, putting together what CBS Sports called one of the most successful offseasons in the entire league. On defense, the Panthers went out and got after it — adding elite pass rusher Jaelan Phillips, Pro Bowl linebacker Devin Lloyd, and second-round defensive lineman Lee Hunter to an already-improving front seven. On offense, they addressed long-term needs by selecting offensive tackle Monroe Freeling with the 19th overall pick, landing speedy wide receiver Chris Brazzell II in the third round, and adding center Sam Hecht in the fifth. This is a team being built the right way, piece by piece, and it's starting to show.Then we get into one of the best storylines of the offseason — Derrick Brown going on Green Light with Chris Long and putting the ENTIRE league on notice about Bryce Young. Brown made it crystal clear: the Panthers are riding with No. 9, and anybody who still doubts Bryce at this point is just too proud to admit they were wrong. And honestly? The numbers back Brown up completely. Since returning from his benching in Week 8 of the 2024 season, Bryce Young has thrown for over 5,100 yards, 38 touchdowns, and helped lead Carolina to their first playoff berth since 2017 and their first NFC South title since 2015. The glow-up has been real, and 2026 looks like the year Bryce fully arrives as an elite NFL quarterback.We also give you the official training camp news straight from the NFL. Rookies report July 21st, veterans follow on July 22nd, and the Panthers kick off their preseason schedule with the Hall of Fame Game against the Arizona Cardinals on August 6th in Canton, Ohio. Camp is once again set up right across from Bank of America Stadium in Uptown Charlotte.On top of that, we break down the joint practice schedule — Carolina will face the Jacksonville Jaguars in Florida on August 19th and host the Houston Texans in Charlotte on August 26th, giving fans two exciting preseason matchup weeks to look forward to.And finally, we get into the tough news. Defensive lineman Tershawn Wharton is heading to the PUP list after neck surgery in May, putting yet another question mark on a player the Panthers are paying $45 million. It's a tough blow, but the defensive depth this year should help absorb the loss.The Panthers are for real in 2026. Don't sleep on Charlotte.Subscribe, like, and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of the TWO GROWLS ONE ROAR Podcast!

The 2026 NFL schedule is officially locked in, and for the Carolina Panthers, it's time to have an honest conversation. Dave Canales and Dan Morgan have spent the offseason completely reshaping this roster — bringing in Jaelan Phillips, Devin Lloyd, and a rebuilt offensive line — but none of that matters until we see it tested against the best competition the league has to offer. And this schedule? It is going to find every crack in this team.In this video, we break down the six hardest games on Carolina's 2026 calendar, ranked from most brutal to most manageable, and explain exactly why each one is a genuine danger game.We start with the undisputed nightmare: Week 8 at Lambeau Field on Thursday Night Football. A short prep week, freezing late-October temperatures, and Jordan Love picking apart a secondary with limited practice reps is about as bad as a scheduling draw can get. Then there's Week 11, when Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens come to Bank of America Stadium for what promises to be the single greatest test of Carolina's new-look front seven. If Devin Lloyd and Trevin Wallace can't handle the run-fit responsibilities against Baltimore's heavy personnel, this one gets ugly fast.The prime-time slate doesn't stop there. Week 4 brings Dan Campbell's Lions to Charlotte for Sunday Night Football — a pure trench war that will tell us immediately whether Carolina's interior can compete with the best offensive line in football. Derrick Brown and second-round pick Lee Hunter are going to be pushed to their absolute limits. Week 6 puts the Panthers on the road in Philadelphia, coming straight out of their bye week into one of the loudest, most hostile environments in pro sports — Jaycee Horn in a heavyweight boundary battle against A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith all afternoon.Then comes the back half of the season. Week 12 sends Carolina to Tampa Bay on Monday Night Football, where Todd Bowles will dial up every disguised pressure in his playbook specifically designed to confuse Bryce Young. And Week 16 closes the gauntlet in Pittsburgh, where single-digit wind chills, T.J. Watt on the edge, and real playoff implications will make for the grittiest afternoon of the entire season.Each of these games represents not just a tough opponent, but a specific schematic challenge that will expose something about who the Panthers really are in 2026. Can Bryce Young operate on short weeks in hostile prime-time environments? Can the new-look pass rush win on the road? Does this defensive front have the discipline to hold up against elite run games? The answers are all inside this schedule.If you love Panthers football and want the full breakdown of what's coming, you're in the right place. Like the video, drop your predictions in the comments below, and subscribe so you don't miss a single breakdown all season long.Let's ride, Panthers fans. Keep Pounding.

Post Malone Biography Flash a weekly Biography. Post Malone is in one of the most pivotal stretches of his career right now, blending stadium-sized success with a full pivot into country and major business moves that are going to matter in his biography for years to come. On the live front, Ticketmaster and AOL both highlight that he is deep into his 2026 Big Ass Stadium Tour, playing football stadiums like Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte with a setlist that leans heavily into his new country era, including Texas Tea, Pour Me a Drink, Dead at the Honky Tonk, and his Morgan Wallen duet I Had Some Help alongside legacy smashes like Circles, White Iverson, rockstar, and Sunflower. That consistent stadium routing is solidifying him as a true cross-genre arena-to-stadium headliner, not a passing pop fad. In interviews flagged by Billboard and recapped by country outlets, Post has confirmed that another full country album is coming “very, very soon,” on top of the record he is currently touring, meaning fans should expect an extended country phase rather than a one-off experiment. On stage at a recent show, fan-shot video shared on Instagram captures him telling the crowd he is releasing 40 songs and reminding them that he previously promised two albums in 2026, and on his own Instagram he has said his double album The Eternal Buzz is “99 percent done.” Together, those pieces point to a massive, multi-project release schedule that could redefine the middle period of his career. While exact release dates have not been officially locked in, the volume and consistency of his own comments make the multi-album plan more than mere speculation. Tour-wise, local authorities in East Hartford, Connecticut, have issued traffic alerts for a joint stadium date featuring Post Malone and Jelly Roll at Rentschler Field, and country trade coverage notes that the two will be sharing stages again in 2026, further cementing his acceptance inside the country ecosystem rather than just pop radio. Socially and culturally, new reporting from Asian Hospitality details that his December Guwahati, India headline show generated an estimated 4.5 million dollars in economic impact and helped anchor a projected 74 million dollar concert tourism pipeline for Assam over five years, a rare example of a single tour stop being cited in government-linked economic planning and a noteworthy biographical milestone in terms of global reach. On the business side, Nation's Restaurant News reports that Post has designed a custom Raising Cane's restaurant near his home in Midvale, Utah, a highly branded physical asset that extends his image into lifestyle and fast food culture, following his earlier collaborations with the chain. Meanwhile, recent analytics from influencer-tracking services like HypeAuditor put his Instagram following at roughly 26.5 million with six-figure estimated monthly ad value, underscoring his sustained digital influence even as his sound shifts toward country. Fan-side social clips circulating on Instagram in the past few days show Post Malone dedicating a show to Oliver Tree and participating in a heartwarming gesture for a young girl selling mental health support bracelets, surprising her with concert tickets and a meet and greet, an anecdote that reinforces his long-running public image as accessible and emotionally open with fans. At the rumor level, a Facebook group post accusing him of diva demands at a recent country festival remains unverified and sourced only to unnamed staff complaints; without corroboration from organizers, reputable media, or Post's camp, that story should be treated as gossip rather than confirmed behavior. There are no widely reported scandals or personal-life bombshells attached to his name in the last 24 hours from major outlets, but the drumbeat of stadium shows, the looming double album The Eternal Buzz, and his commitment to at least one more country record represent the core, long-term biographical storyline right now: Post Malone is actively rewriting what a modern crossover star can look like in real time. Thank you for listening, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an update on Post Malone, and search the term Biography Flash for more great biographies. Thanks for listening. This has been a Quiet Please production. Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta

The Carolina Panthers offseason is heating up, and there's a lot to unpack. We start with four UFL standouts who could realistically land in Carolina after the league's 2026 season wrapped up: quarterback Jack Plummer, the UFL's reigning MVP who once again has ties to this Panthers regime; tight end Sal Cannella, a big-bodied pass catcher who already impressed at Bank of America Stadium last preseason; defensive lineman Isaiah Buggs, who could help fill the void left by Tershawn Wharton's neck injury; and outside linebacker Cam Gill, last year's UFL Defensive Player of the Year. Given Carolina's history of pulling from these alternative leagues, none of these names should be considered a long shot.From there, we dive into the tight end conversation that's followed this franchise for years. Greg Olsen, still the gold standard at the position in Carolina history, joined a Charlotte radio show to give his honest evaluation of the current room. Olsen praised the effort and development of Tommy Tremble, Ja'Tavion Sanders and Mitchell Evans, but didn't shy away from the bigger question: is there a true difference-maker in that group, or does the front office eventually need to invest in one? With the Panthers pouring resources into their receiver corps and offensive line, Olsen believes tight end could be the final piece of the offensive puzzle.We also cover a roster move that flew a little under the radar — the Panthers waiving tight end Bryce Pierre after he spent the offseason program on injured reserve. We go through his college career at Arizona State and UCLA, his brief stint on Carolina's practice squad, and what his departure means for the tight end depth chart heading into camp.Finally, we break down ESPN analyst Mike Clay's projected win probability for every single game on the Panthers' 2026 schedule. The numbers aren't kind to the reigning NFC South champions, with several matchups — including a road trip to Philadelphia and a tough stretch against Green Bay, Pittsburgh and Seattle — putting Carolina as significant underdogs. We go week-by-week through the full slate and discuss whether these projections feel fair or whether this team is being undersold once again.As always, we want to hear from you. Drop your thoughts in the comments: should the Panthers go after any of these UFL free agents? Does Greg Olsen have a point about the tight end room? And do you trust these win projections, or do you think Carolina outperforms them in 2026? Like, comment, and subscribe for more Panthers coverage all offseason long.

In the final hour of the show, Mac & Bone are joined by Willie P for Willie's World, as he recaps the USMNT's performance at Bank of America Stadium last weekend, Emily Kaplan gives her perspective from last night's Hurricanes loss in the Stanley Cup Final, they preview the night in sports, they read funny texts, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the stream, everyone! Tonight we are breaking down the USMNT's wild 3-2 victory over Senegal in their penultimate tune-up friendly ahead of hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup! It was a chaotic, flying start at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, with Christian Pulisic breaking his five-month scoring drought and setting up Sergiño Dest for an early 2-0 lead. Senegal's legendary Sadio Mané capitalized on defensive mistakes to bag a brace and tie the game, but second-half substitute Folarin Balogun came through with the 63rd-minute game-winner!In tonight's stream, we will discuss the following: What Worked & What Didn't: Pulisic's breakout performance, Balogun's clutch finishing, and the defensive lapses that allowed Mané to keep Senegal in the game. USMNT World Cup Expectations: Is Mauricio Pochettino's squad truly ready for the big stage? Group D Opponent Breakdown: A deep dive into the upcoming World Cup group stage where the U.S. will face off against Paraguay (June 12), Australia (June 19), and Turkey (June 25). How do these teams look, and what are our chances of making a deep run? Drop your thoughts in the live chat and let's get into it!

In this edition of Weekend Conclusion, Darren Rovell reminded us how weird he is, Christian Pulisic had great things to say about the soccer crowd at Bank of America Stadium, Jeff Teague told an all-time story, John Calipari has a revolutionary idea for conference tournaments in college basketball, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to First Sip from the Charlotte FC Podcast, our look at Charlotte FC hosting the New England Revolution this Saturday, May 23, at Bank of America Stadium. Last weekend was a massive bounceback win for Charlotte FC who found their scoring boots in a dominant 3-1 thumping of Toronto FC, cleansing the palate after a rough patch and proving how dangerous this attack can be when everything clicks. But in this league, you don't have time to celebrate. The focus immediately shifts to a quick-turnaround rematch and a heavy dose of bad blood. The New England Revolution are coming to town, the exact same squad that handed the Crown a frustrating 1-0 shutout up at Gillette Stadium just three weeks ago. Charlotte FC is hunting for immediate payback on home soil, looking to neutralize Carles Gil, protect the Fortress, and secure vital Eastern Conference points. To help us break down the tactics, rapid rematch, and the keys to locking down a massive three points before this unusually long break for the World Cup before we start MLS play again in late July, we are stepping inside the broadcast booth. We are absolutely thrilled to be joined by a true trailblazer in American sports media, a Fox Sports veteran who has called everything from the World Series and the NFL to making history as the first Latino-born broadcaster to call an NHL game in English—he is MLS on Apple TV Play-by-Play announcer, Francisco X. Rivera!

It's taken a few weeks, but FC Cincinnati finally have an away win under their belt, all thanks to a big late shift by the squad in Chicago. The big question—can they pull off another big road victory? That hasn't been the case when the Orange & Blue have visited their Queen City rivals in North Carolina. Cincinnati have failed to capture all three points over their four visits to Bank of America Stadium since Charlotte FC's debut in 2022. However, Charlotte have been struggling to find form, losing their last three matches in MLS play. Has the offense lost its luster under Dean Smith? Is the defending line struggling ahead of goalkeeper Kristijan Kahlina? We talk with Luke from the Queen City Soccer Show to get some answers before this Queen City Derby. Tune in and trade threads with us! #MLS #FCCincinnati #soccer Become a Patron! Subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk Don't forget you can now download and subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk on iTunes today! The podcast can also be found on Stitcher Smart Radio now. We're also available in the Google Play Store and NOW ON SPOTIFY! As always we'd love your feedback about our podcast! You can email the show at feedback@cincinnatisoccertalk.com. We'd love for you to join us on our Facebook page as well! Like us at Facebook.com/CincinnatiSoccerTalk.

The Crown is back at the Bank, and the stakes couldn't be higher. In this episode of First Sip, special guest Moisés Linares, MLS on Apple TV Spanish Language PxP Announcer! We break down the high-tension Queen City Derby as Charlotte FC looks to snap a spring slide against a surging FC Cincinnati. With both teams separated by just a single point in the Eastern Conference, Saturday's clash at Bank of America Stadium is a pivot point for the 2026 season.

The "discipline over desire" era is officially underway at Bank of America Stadium! In today's episode, we're diving into the massive news from Tuesday's pressers that has Panthers Nation buzzing. First, the comeback we've all been waiting for: Jonathon Brooks is officially cleared! He reveals how his faith and a recent baptism have fueled his recovery from two ACL tears, and he's finally feeling "close to 100 percent." Plus, we look at the incredible bond between Brooks and Chuba Hubbard, who is not only mentoring the young star but also building a "Canadian Connection" with new playmaker John Metchie III. We also break down the veteran leadership of Taylor Moton, who enters his 10th season with a "what's next" mentality. Moton is already taking first-round pick Monroe Freeling under his wing to solidify the trenches for Bryce Young. Finally, the pressure is on for Xavier Legette. With the emergence of DROY Tetairoa McMillan and Jalen Coker, plus the arrival of speedster Chris Brazzell II, we discuss whether Legette can survive the roster "bar" being raised or if his time in Carolina is running short.

In the third hour, Mac & Bone are joined by Panthers long snapper JJ Jansen, as JJ talks about the team's first round selection, they address the fans that are angry about the draft selection, and they play the best sound coming from Bank of America Stadium, as Dan Morgan, Dave Canales & Monroe Freeling all talked about the draft pick See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Reigning NFC South Champs are back in the building! In today's episode of The Carolina Dad Show, we are diving deep into the first press conferences of the 2026 offseason program. For the first time in his career, Bryce Young has the "luxury" of continuity—no new playbook, no new staff, just pure execution. We break down why that comfort level is the most dangerous thing for the rest of the division.We also discuss the major takeaways from the podium today:T-Mac 2.0: AP Offensive Rookie of the Year Tetairoa McMillan showed up looking bulked up and powerful. We discuss his plan to eliminate the "Sophomore Slump" before it even starts.The Defensive Anchor: Derrick Brown speaks on the departure of A'Shawn Robinson and his new leadership role alongside Bobby Brown III and Tershawn Wharton.Building a Culture: Why the vibe at Bank of America Stadium has shifted from "rebuilding" to "championship pursuit."Don't forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for daily Panthers coverage and the best sports talk in the Carolinas!

Charlotte FC's 2026 campaign hits the road, and Special Guest Jillian Sakovits says there's only one thing they should be focused on for this trip to New York City: Revenge! The Apple TV host and reporter makes her Soccer City debut to preview a massive matchup this weekend, and also gets into her recent experiences working the sidelines at Bank of America Stadium, why MLS needs strong personalities like Dean Smith to always speak their minds, and what Charlotte has to offer when it comes to attracting superstar talent to the squad. The Season Never Sleeps, and it's always For the Crown, Baby!

As we head into Matchday 7, this Saturday, Bank of America Stadium isn't just hosting a game—it's hosting a heavyweight collision between the Eastern Conference leaders, Nashville SC, and a Charlotte FC side currently sitting in 3rd and looking to defend their home fortress. But beyond the standings, there's a massive psychological test waiting for The Crown. Charlotte is riding high after a clinical 2-1 win over Philadelphia, but they must now face the "Kings of the East" without their suspended talisman, Wilfried Zaha. To help us cut through the tactical noise and the "coach-speak," MLS on Apple TV's Match Analyst Danny Higginbotham—join our First Sip.In this episode, we step inside the booth to deconstruct the "Biel Factor"—how Pep Biel's drifting orchestration (boasting 4 goals and 2 assists in just 6 games) is rewriting Charlotte's identity in Zaha's absence. We explore the "unseen machinery" of Nashville's defense, the internal temperature of a locker room managing the pressure of being the "hunted," and the specific sensory shifts Danny looks for when a broadcast moves from scripted preparation to live, unpredictable reality.In this episode, we discuss:The Zaha Vacuum: Navigating the internal conversation in a locker room when the "main man" is missing.Tactical Chess: How Biel's movement breaks the "defensive glass" of Nashville's disciplined backline.The Transition of the Self: Danny's personal journey from a physical Premier League "shield" to a tactical "decoder" in the booth.Grab your brew and get ready for Matchday 7. Kickoff against Nashville SC is Saturday at 7:30 PM ET, streaming live on MLS on Apple TV. Cheers!

Matchday 4 is here, and the "honeymoon phase" of the season is officially over. This Saturday, Bank of America Stadium isn't just hosting a game—it's hosting the global spectacle of Inter Miami.But beyond the pink jerseys and the international headlines, there's a massive statement game waiting for Charlotte FC. To help us cut through the noise, lead MLS on Apple TV analyst Taylor Twellman joins our First Sip.In this episode, we step inside the broadcast booth with Taylor to discuss his role as a "narrative guardian" and how he ensures the grit of The Crown isn't lost in the global spotlight. We break down the internal temperature of a locker room coming off a streak-snapping win over Austin, the physical midfield chess match awaiting Ashley Westwood, and the unspoken "muted mic" signals Taylor shares with partner Jake Zivin when a broadcast goes completely off the rails.Grab your brew and get ready for Matchday 4. Kickoff against Inter Miami is Saturday at 7:30 PM ET, streaming live and free on MLS on Apple TV. Cheers!

MLS on Apple TV broadcaster Nate Bukaty joins First Sip for a deep dive into Charlotte FC's highly anticipated home opener against Austin FC. We break down the early‑season storylines, including Charlotte's defensive lapses on the road, Austin's injury‑shaken lineup, and why the midfield duel could define everything on Saturday night.Nate also shares rare insight into his weekly prep as a broadcaster, what it's like calling matches inside Bank of America Stadium, and a powerful personal moment that changed how he views his work behind the mic.From tactical adjustments to the players most likely to influence the match, this episode is your full‑steam warm‑up ahead of kickoff.

In this episode, we break down a whirlwind of coaching changes and free agency rumors hitting Bank of America Stadium. With news confirmed that legendary assistant Dom Capers is heading to the Browns, we discuss how Ejiro Evero and Dave Canales will fill that massive void in the defensive room. Then, we dive into Dan Morgan's mission to "attack" the linebacker market, highlighting top targets like Kaden Elliss and Devin Lloyd to pair with Trevin Wallace. We also explore the hunt for a younger, more athletic backup QB to push Bryce Young, looking at names like Zach Wilson and Sam Howell. Finally, we discuss the potential homecoming of former NC State star Bradley Chubb—now a free agent—and how his relationship with Evero could redefine the Panthers' pass rush in 2026.

The Carolina Panthers are officially the kings of the NFC South again! After a wild 2025 season that ended with a banner in Bank of America Stadium and a playoff thriller in LA, it's time to look at how Dan Morgan and Dave Canales keep this momentum going.In today's video, we're breaking down:The State of the Roster: Bryce Young has his Year 4 option picked up, and Tetairoa McMillan looks like a superstar—but where do we go from here?Free Agency Fever: With guys like Cade Mays, Austin Corbett, and D.J. Wonnum hitting the market, who stays and who goes? We look at the cap space and the veteran edge rushers Carolina needs to target.The 2026 NFL Draft: Picking at #19! We dive into the mock drafts—will it be a playmaking linebacker like Sonny Styles, a new protector for Bryce, or more weapons for the passing game?The "Keep Pounding" era is back in full swing. Let's talk about the moves that will turn this team into a true NFC powerhouse.

The 2025 season is officially in the books, and as we look ahead to Super Bowl LX, we're taking a moment to look back. Before the "Blueprint" for 2026 takes over, the C3 Crew is opening the vault to celebrate the moments, the artifacts, and the stories that define Carolina Panthers history.Tonight, we're moving past the "what-ifs" and leaning into the nostalgia that keeps us pounding. We're reminiscing on our franchise's historic Super Bowl runs and discussing the irony of this year's big game. Plus, we're playing YOUR core memories as part of the Super Bowl Memory Swag Stakes!

It's the debut of R&D with BT! Former Charlotte City Councilmen Tariq Bokhari & Larken Egleston join Bo Thompson & Beth Troutman for a weekly conversation about local, state, and national politics... and whatever else comes up along the way. This week: reaction to the FTA audit of CATS, thoughts on some recent headline-making comments from Senator Thom Tillis, the upcoming NC Senate race to replace him, and more heavyweight concerts announced for Bank of America Stadium.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Carolina Panthers are officially NFC South Champions for the first time in a decade, but the work for 2026 starts NOW! In today's Mailbag Monday, we're diving deep into the massive headlines hitting Bank of America Stadium this January.From Dan Morgan officially picking up Bryce Young's 5th-year option to the devastating news regarding Ikem Ekwonu's patellar tendon injury in the playoffs, the roster outlook for next season is changing by the hour. We're also breaking down the "Coker vs. Legette" debate—is Jalen Coker officially the steal of the 2024 draft? Plus, we tackle your questions on the #19 overall pick, the future of our backfield with Jonathon Brooks and Rico Dowdle, and why Ejiro Evero's extension is the biggest win of the offseason so far.Topics covered in this episode:Bryce Young's Future: What the 5th-year option means for our QB room.The Blindside Battle: How we replace Ikey while he recovers from surgery.Roster Philosophy: Will Dan Morgan trade back from Pick 19?Dave Canales Culture: Why the 2025 locker room was different.RB Room Shakeup: Do we let a 1,000-yard rusher walk?

The Carolina Panthers' 2025 campaign comes to a close after a nail-biting Wild Card loss to the Los Angeles Rams in front of a home playoff crowd in Bank of America Stadium. Despite clinching the NFC South and hosting their first postseason game in nearly a decade, the Panthers couldn't overcome Matthew Stafford and the battle-tested Rams — falling just short in a hard-fought matchup.

It was absolutely bonkers at Bank of America Stadium as the Panthers took the Rams to the limit in a 34-31 thriller. We break down every lead change, including the historic Isaiah Simmons blocked punt that put Carolina ahead and the heartbreaking 4th-down drop by Jimmy Horn Jr. that ultimately ended the season. Plus, we look at how Matthew Stafford managed to "snatch our hearts" in the final 38 seconds and Dave Canales' explanation for the "soft coverage" prevent defense on the final drive.

Today on the Happy Half Hour, Darin and Kassidy get you caught up on all your Panthers news as the team gets ready to host the Los Angeles Rams on Saturday at Bank of America Stadium for the Wildcard round of the NFL playoffs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Panthers beat reporter, Darin Gantt, joins the show, as DG talks about how Dave Canales has turned the culture around for the Panthers, he sets the scene for Cam Newton's emotional return to Bank of America Stadium, he talks about the chances Luke Kuechly gets into Canton, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second hour, Mac & Bone talk about Cam Newton returning to Bank of America Stadium on Saturday for the first time since his career came to an end, Lee Sterling makes his playoff picks for both college football & the NFL, & viral Panther fan Joe Van Hoven joins to talk about his unique superstition during games See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This Saturday's Wild Card showdown between the Carolina Panthers and the Los Angeles Rams is facing a formidable opponent: Mother Nature. In this episode, we break down how a passing front bringing rain, wind, and potential lightning could dismantle game plans on both sides.We analyze how a slick field might neutralize the Panthers' run game and why high winds could spell trouble for the Rams' precision passing attack. Plus, we go beyond the sideline to discuss critical fan safety protocols at Bank of America Stadium. Learn about the '8-mile' lightning rule, evacuation procedures, and how the in-stadium WeatherStem station keeps everyone safe. Tune in for the ultimate weather-meets-football preview!#weather #northcarolina #southcarolina #ncwx #scwx #podcast

For the first time since 2015, the Panthers are your NFC South Champions — thanks to a dramatic Falcons win over the Saints! Carolina officially ends a 7-year playoff drought, locks in the #4 seed, and will now host a home playoff game in Bank of America Stadium

Despite a heartbreaking 16-14 loss in the Tampa rain, the Carolina Panthers are officially headed to the playoffs! In this video, we break down a gritty defensive battle where Bryce Young and the offense struggled to find a rhythm until a late 4th-quarter surge. We'll discuss Tetairoa McMillan's record-breaking day, the botched flea-flicker that shifted momentum, and how the Atlanta Falcons' victory over the Saints ultimately handed the NFC South crown to Carolina.The Panthers finish the season at 8-9, but a division title means a Home Playoff Game is coming to Bank of America Stadium! We're diving into the highlights, the tiebreaker scenarios that saved the season, and what this team needs to fix before the Wild Card round.

In the second hour, Willie & Fitty react to the best sound coming out of Dave Canales's presser yesterday at Bank of America Stadium, they do a deep dive into all the CFP quarterfinal action, and recap last night's Hornets defeat, and Willie goes over the off-season moves for Charlotte FC See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join the C3 crew as they react to the Carolina Panthers playing their final home game in Bank of America Stadium against the Seattle Seahawks in week 17 of the NFL season!

Join the C3 crew as they react to the Carolina Panthers taking on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at home and Bank of America Stadium for week 16 of the NFL season!

The Buccaneers head to Charlotte with their season hanging in the balance. Both Tampa Bay and Carolina sit at 7-7, and Sunday's matchup at Bank of America Stadium could decide who controls the NFC South heading into the final weeks. With Tampa Bay searching for answers after recent struggles, this game represents a chance to reset the narrative — or let the division slip away.Can Todd Bowles steady the ship, or will former Bucs offensive coordinator Dave Canales have the Panthers surging toward their first division crown in nearly a decade? We're joined by James Hill (‪@MrBucsNation‬) for a full preview of this pivotal showdown.

Join the C3 crew as they react to the Carolina Panthers taking on the Los Angeles Rams in Bank of America Stadium for week 13 of the NFL season!

NO ONE saw this coming! The Carolina Panthers just pulled off the upset of the year, taking down the red-hot Los Angeles Rams 31-28 at Bank of America Stadium!

Join the C3 crew as they react to the Carolina Panthers taking on the New Orleans Saints in Bank of America Stadium for week 10 of the NFL season!

The New Orleans Saints (1-8) look to bounce back this week and reverse a four-game losing streak in playing in their last contest until after a Week 11 bye, when they play the Carolina Panthers (5-4) in a division contest at Bank of America Stadium.The Saints will be looking to improve their record to 2-8 with four of their next five games in the NFC South, and even up their division record at 1-1. New Orleans holds a 31-29 regular season advantage over the Panthers in the series and the clubs have split the last eight meetings dating back to the 2021 season.Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Join the C3 crew as they react to the Carolina Panthers taking on the Buffalo Bills in Bank of America Stadium for week 8 of the NFL season!