CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Jake Delhomme hasn’t played for the Carolina Panthers for 13 years, but you will still see numerous No. 17 jerseys dotting the stands in Bank of America Stadium on every fall Sunday.
One of the most popular players in team history, Delhomme left a permanent mark on the Panthers. He was Carolina’s starting quarterback from 2003 to 2009 and led the team to its first Super Bowl in his very first Panther season. In their 27-year team history, the Panthers have won nine playoff games. Delhomme was the QB for five of those nine, which is a big part of why he was inducted into the Panthers’ Hall of Honor in 2019.
A fiery leader who lives in Breaux Bridge, La., with his family and has long been involved in thoroughbred horse racing, Delhomme will again serve as the Panthers’ primary radio analyst in 2022, broadcasting 13 of Carolina’s 17 regular-season games.
