CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Carolina Panthers and owner Jerry Richardson are sending all full-time employees to California for Super Bowl 50.
All full-time employees and a guest have been invited to travel to Santa Clara to watch the team play the Denver Broncos in the big game.
The Panthers dream season continues after finishing the regular season at 15-1 and beating the Seattle Seahawks and the Arizona Cardinals in the playoffs.
Richardson pounded the Keep Pounding drum before the NFC Championship game Sunday.
The Super Bowl is Sunday, Feb. 7 at 6:30 p.m.
Panthers stories:
- STORY: SUPER BOWL BOUND: Newton, Panthers rout Cardinals, 49-15 for NFC title
- STORY: 5 things to know about Super Bowl-bound Panthers
- STORY: Monroe business printing thousands of NFC Champ shirts
- STORY: Panthers' quarterback, Cam Newton, responds to critics in latest ad
- STORY: Panthers LB Davis breaks arm, hopes to play in Super Bowl
- STORY: What fans can expect to spend heading west for the Super Bowl
- STORY: Former Carolina Panther running for York County sheriff
- STORY: Panthers' Ted Ginn Jr. comes up big vs. former team
- STORY: Cameron Artis-Payne's path from building furniture to NFL
- STORY: Panthers claim top selling jersey in 16 states from remaining teams
- STORY: Church 'sign lady' garners attention for Panthers messages
- STORY: Watch out for Panthers fake autographs
Panthers slideshows:
- IN PHOTOS: Sideline perspective of Panthers vs. Cardinals
- IMAGES: Panthers pound Cards in NFC Championship
- PHOTOS: Fans show off their #PanthersPride
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