The Panthers Hall of Honor began on September 21, 1997 when former team president and general manager Mike McCormack became the first inductee. In 1998, he was joined by former linebacker Sam Mills, who entered as the first former Panthers player to be so honored.
In the opening regular season game against Green Bay in 2004, the PSL Owners who helped make the stadium and franchise possible were honored at halftime as part of the Hall of Honor.
On October 6, 2019, under new ownership in David Tepper, the Panthers expanded the Hall of Honor with the first class of players in over 20 years. At halftime of the team's Week 5 win over Jacksonville, the Panthers inducted all-time greats Steve Smith, Sr., Jake Delhomme, Jordan Gross and Wesley Walls.
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