The official mascot of the Carolina Panther is Sir Purr. The Panthers introduced Sir Purr in 1995, and since then he has been entertaining everyone around him. He was named after the growling ...

Video: Carolina Panthers QB Bryce Young speaks on Day 2 of training camp As the players warmed up on the field with some music, Sir Purr got into the spirit and decided to show off some of his moves.

The Carolina Panthers are back in the Queen City after kicking off the first few days of training camp at Wofford College in Spartanburg, SC. Tonight, the team will hold its annual Fan Fest event ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Carolina Panthers had 10 to 12 defensive calls ... He mistook the team mascot, Sir Purr, for a bear. The exchange, caught on tape: Robby Anderson: What's that bear doing?

Blooper, the Atlanta Braves mascot, and Sir Purr, the Carolina Panthers mascot, have both been used via social media in an appealing way to their fans. Both of their mascots rank in the top 10 for ...

For instance, it seems that Anderson had no idea that the Carolina Panthers mascot ... Anderson saw Sir Purr -- the Panthers mascot -- on the big screen at Bank of America Stadium, and for some ...

Panthers receiver Robby Anderson wore a microphone for Carolina’s opener against the ... where Anderson is completely flummoxed by Sir Purr, the Panthers’ mascot. The clip is 17 seconds ...

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster is an enthusiastic backer of the deal and could be seen Thursday outside his office talking to Rivera and hamming it up with Panthers mascot Sir Purr.

Here’s everything you need to know (and probably didn’t know) about Sir Purr. — -- The spirited mascot for the Carolina Panthers, “Sir Purr,” makes his way to Super Bowl 50 this ...