Panthers roll call requires answers from a host of players including James Anderson (50), Jason Baker (7), Gary Barnidge (82), Jon Beason (52), Mackenzy Bernadeau (65), Tyler Brayton (96), Jeremy Bridges (73), Jason Carter (11), Dan Conner (57), Donte Curry (55), Thomas Davis (58), Jake Delhomme (17), Nail Diggs (53), Chris Gamble (20, Gary Gibson (91), Charles Godfrey (30), Nick Goings (37), Jordan Gross (69), D.J. Hackett (18), Geoff Hangartner (63), Chris Harris (43), Nick Hayden (78), Brad Hoover (45), Dwayne Jarrett (80), Charles Johnson (95), Landon Johnson (54), Mark Jones (84), Ryan Kalil (67), John Kasay (4), Maake Kemoeatu (99), Jeff King (47), Jason Kyle (56), Damione Lewis (92), Rhys Lloyd (5), Ken Lucas (21), Richard Marshall (31), Josh McCown (12), Kenny Moore (3), Muhsin Muhammad (87), Frank Omiyale (76), Jeff Otah (79), JVonne Parker (98), Julius Peppers (90), Ryne Robinson (10), Dante Rosario (88), Nate Salley (25), Adam Seward (59), Steve Smith (89), Jonathan Stewart (28), Hilee Taylor (66), Quinton Teal (26), Keydrick Vincent (68), Darwin Walker (93), Dante Wesley (23), Travelle Wharton (70), DeAngelo Williams (34) and C.J. Wilson (27).

The coaches include head coach John Fox, tight ends/quality control-offense coach Geep Chryst, special teams coach Danny Crossman, offensive coordinator Jeff Davidson, linebackers coach Ken Flajjole, secondary/safeties coach Mike Gillhamer, special teams/assistant strength and conditioning Matt House, secondary coach Tim Lewis, offensive line coach David Magazu, quality control/defense coach Sam Mills II, strength and conditioning coach Jerry Simmons, assistant head coach/running backs Jim Skipper, defensive line coach Sal Sunseri, defensive coordinator Mike Trgovac and wide receivers coach Richard Williamson.

When it comes to their top 10 plays, the Carolina Panthers have quite an interesting line up of accomplishments:

* Tenth Chad Cota intercepts in the end zone against the Steelers in 1996.
* Ninth Steve Beuerlein made the winning 5-yard touchdown against the Packers in 1999.
* Eighth Sam Mills pulled off a 24-yard return against the Cowboys in 1997.
* Seventh Ricky Proehl scored a 12-yard, game winning touchdown against Jacksonville in 2003.
* Sixth Sam Mills intercepted and ran a 36-yard touchdown against the Jets in 1995.
* Fifth Kris Jenkins blocked an extra point against Tampa Bay in 2003.
* Fourth Ricky Manning threw a one-handed interception that won the game against St. Louis in 2004.
* Third DeShaun Foster completed a one yard touchdown with four broken tackles against Philadelphia in 2004.
* Second Muhsin Muhammad made an 85-yard touchdown against the Patriots in 2004.
* First Steve Smiths 69-yard touchdown won the game against St. Louis in 2004.

With a history of accomplishments that include such fabulous plays, fans and opponents alike can expect more great footwork and ball-carrying feats from the Panthers in the season ahead. Even Owner/Founder Jerry Richardson has the brakes off to get to the next season. Richardson was recently released from the hospital just 12 days after having heart transplant surgery. Although still recovering, one can imagine that hes still got plenty of love for his Panthers.

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