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Panthers release 2022 jersey schedule

Aug 02, 2022 at 09:30 AM

This is a 2017 photo of __ of the Carolina Panthers NFL football team. This image reflects the Carolina Panthers active roster as of May 4, 2017 when this image was taken. (AP Photo)

Will Bryan

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CHARLOTTE - The Panthers have officially released the 2022 jersey schedule as well as the game promotion schedule.

As announced in July, Carolina will break out black helmets for the first time in franchise history in Week 10 on Thursday Night Football against the Falcons.

Carolina will wear white in the first nine games of the regular season, before wearing black in four of the final eight games (vs. Atlanta, vs. Denver, vs. Pittsburgh and vs. Detroit).

This season, Carolina will only wear blue jerseys twice, in the preseason at Washington and in Week 17 at Tampa Bay. Typically, league rules allow a team to wear alternate jerseys three times in a season, but the Panthers received an exception to wear black as one of the alternate uniforms for the blackout game against Atlanta.

The Panthers wear white in the second and third preseason games.

Pants and socks colors will be announced closer to game days each week of the season. Carolina is 116-128-1 all-time in white, 69-79 in black and 20-20 in blue in the regular season.

The team's promotion and game sponsor schedule has also been announced below. Additional marketing initiatives for home games could be added later into the season.

Table inside Article
Week	Opponent	Promotion	Sponsor
Preseason	Buffalo	Play Football
1	Cleveland	Kickoff	Bank of America
3	New Orleans	Hispanic Heritage	Harris Teeter
4	Arizona	Keep Pounding Game honoring Sam Mills	Coca-Cola
5	San Francisco	Crucial Catch	Atrium Health
7	Tampa Bay		Bojangles
10	Atlanta	Salute to Service / Blackout	Lowe's
12	Denver	Play60	Wellcare
15	Pittsburgh	Inspire Change	Daimler Truck North America
16	Detroit	PSL Owner Appreciation

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