Few people on the planet are more superstitious than professional athletes. So, in the case of the Carolina Panthers, it may be time for the organization to cater to the lore.
In today's 26-21 loss to the Denver Broncos, the Panthers wore their black uniforms (black jerseys, pants and shoes) with silver helmets. But it just seems like they're coming dressed to their own funeral at this point—as they're now 1-11 all-time when wearing that combo, according to Panthers uniform tracker . . .
After today's loss, the @Panthers fall to 1-11 (.083) all-time wearing silver helmets with all-black uniforms 🐈⬛
— Panthers Uniform Tracker (@PanthersUnis) November 8, 2026
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There's no reason why the Panthers are so much worse wearing this combo than any other, but it
is what it is. Perhaps they can just ditch the silver helmets and embrace the all-black everything look (including helmets), where the Panthers are 4-1 all-time.
Or . . . they could try switching up their starting offensive line, bringing in some kickers for tryouts and trading for a cornerback or two.
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