Alright, folks, let’s dive into this “Panthers Super Bowl Roster” thing I tackled today. I’ve been trying to compile some data on past Super Bowl teams, and the Panthers came up.
First, I opened up my trusty browser. Honestly, it took a few tries to get the search terms right. I started with something vague like “Panthers Super Bowl,” but that pulled up a bunch of stuff about their future chances, which wasn’t what I wanted.
Then, I refined my search. I think I ended up using something like “Carolina Panthers Super Bowl team roster” and that worked way better. I found several websites that seemed promising. Some were general sports sites, others were more specifically focused on football history.
Digging Through the Results
I clicked on a few of the top results. Some were easier to navigate than others, let me tell you. One site had the roster buried in a huge wall of text – no thanks! I backed out of that one pretty quick.
I landed on a site that had a nice, clean table layout. Much easier on the eyes! It listed the players, their positions, and even some stats. I started copying that information into a spreadsheet I had open. It was pretty manual work, going line by line, player by player. Not the most exciting, but hey, it’s gotta be done!
I was trying my best to copy every information.
- Quarterbacks
- Running Backs
- Wide Receivers
- and all others.
After I got all the names and positions, I went back and tried to add some extra details, like years played and maybe some key stats from that Super Bowl season. It was a bit of a back-and-forth process, bouncing between different websites to cross-reference information and make sure I wasn’t messing anything up.
I was using many websites to get more information, it took some time.
Wrap up!
Finally, after I completed the copy progress, I have to say, it feels good! I have the roster saved and ready for my project. It’s not rocket science, but it’s a good feeling to gather all this information and have it organized. Now I can move on to the next team!