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Personal Narrative: My Carolina Panthers
Then there were two! My Carolina Panthers will face the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl 50. It's been amazing to watch the Panthers mature and trust the process. In sports the most difficult thing is to be patient because this is an industry that is judged by wins and losses.

The Panthers have reaped the rewards of their patience over the past few years building through the draft and adding low-cost veterans to mentor the younger players. It's a strategy that angers fans because we want instant gratification and championships now and don't want to wait.

An approach that will maintain a winning culture for years because we have such a great group of young core players. Here are five key things that happened to the Panthers in 2015 that fueled

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