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List of players with 32 games played or 16 games started

Player	Position	No.	College	GP	GS	Tenure	Note(s)	Ref(s)
Brent Alexander	Safety	46	Tennessee State	32	32	1998–99
Brian Allen	Linebacker	52	Florida State	44	9	2002–04
James Anderson	Linebacker	50	Virginia Tech	94	53	2006–2012
Carlton Bailey	Linebacker	54	North Carolina	40	28	1995–97
Jason Baker †	Punter	7	Iowa	112	0	2005–2011	[A]	[1]
Gary Barnidge	Tight end	82	Louisville	62	11	2008–2012
Michael Barrow	Linebacker	56	Miami (FL)	48	48	1997–99
Michael Bates †	Wide receiver/Running back	24, 82	Arizona	76	0	1996–2000; 2002	[B]	[3][8]
Jon Beason	Linebacker	52	Miami (FL)	69	69	2007–2013		[9]
Byron Bell	Offensive tackle	77	New Mexico	31	27	2011–2014		[10]
Mackenzy Bernadeau	Center/Guard	65, 73	Bentley	47	20	2008–2011
Steve Beuerlein †	Quarterback	7	Notre Dame	59	51	1996–2000	[C]	[11]
Tshimanga Biakabutuka ^	Running back	21	Michigan	51	35	1996–2001		[12]
Jeff Brady	Linebacker	52	Kentucky	16	16	1999
Colin Branch	Safety	28	Stanford	48	19	2003–2006
Tyler Brayton	Defensive end	96	Colorado	46	45	2008–2010
Jeremy Bridges	Offensive tackle	72, 73	Southern Mississippi	43	28	2006–2008; 2012
Blake Brockermeyer	Tackle	78	Texas	58	56	1995–98
Brentson Buckner	Defensive tackle	99	Clemson	71	65	2001–05
Shane Burton	Defensive tackle	98	Tennessee	32	8	2002–03
Isaac Byrd	Wide receiver	82	Kansas	43	12	2000–02
Matthew Campbell	Offensive tackle/Guard	66	South Carolina	69	58	1995–2000
Mark Carrier	Wide receiver	83	Nicholls State	57	36	1995–98
Rae Carruth ^	Wide receiver	84, 89	Colorado	22	20	1997–99		[13]
Jordan Carstens ^	Defensive tackle	67	Iowa State	29	16	2004–06		[14]
Drew Carter	Wide receiver	18	Ohio State	33	9	2005–07
Vinny Ciurciu	Linebacker	50	Boston College	49	5	2003–06
Keary Colbert	Wide receiver	83	Southern California	55	43	2004–07
Kerry Collins	Quarterback	12	Penn State	45	41	1995–98
Darion Conner	Linebacker	56	Jackson State	16	16	1995
Dan Connor	Linebacker	44, 55	Penn State	42	19	2008–2011
Jarrod Cooper	Safety	40	Kansas State	40	0	2001–04
Chad Cota	Safety	37	Oregon	48	18	1995–97
Terry Cousin	Cornerback	21	South Carolina	29	29	2002–03
Norberto Davidds-Garrido	Guard	76	Southern California	59	39	1996–99
Eric Davis	Cornerback	25	Jacksonville State	78	78	1996–2000
Stephen Davis	Running back	48	Auburn	29	27	2003–05
Thomas Davis ^	Safety/Linebacker	47.1|47, 58}	Georgia	86	68	2005–present		[15]
Jake Delhomme †	Quarterback	17	Louisiana-Lafayette	91	90	2003–09	[D]	[16]
Mark Dennis	Offensive tackle	74	Illinois	28	17	1995–96
Na'il Diggs	Linebacker	53	Ohio State	62	47	2006–09
Kevin Donnalley	Guard	65	North Carolina	38	38	2001–03
Chris Draft	Linebacker	52	Stanford	32	19	2005–06
Armanti Edwards	Wide receiver	10, 14	Appalachian State	35	0	2010–2013		[17]
Matt Elliott	Guard	52	Michigan	47	32	1995–97
Doug Evans †	Cornerback	33	Louisiana Tech	57	55	1998–2001	[E]	[18]
Mark Fields	Linebacker	58	Washington State	29	25	2002–04
William Floyd	Fullback	40	Florida State	42	37	1998–2000
Todd Fordham	Offensive tackle	78	Florida State	47	8	2004–06
DeShaun Foster	Running back	26	UCLA	63	40	2002–07
Mike Fox	Defensive end	93	West Virginia	54	45	1995–98
Michael Gaines	Tight end	84	Central Florida	42	21	2004–06
Chris Gamble ^†	Cornerback	20	Ohio State	123	117	2004–2012	[F]	[19][20]
Frank Garcia	Guard	65	Washington	91	84	1995–2000
Sean Gilbert	Defensive lineman	94	Pittsburgh	64	56	1998–2002
Charles Godfrey	Safety	30	Iowa	73	72	2008–2014		[21]
Nick Goings ^	Fullback	36, 37	Pittsburgh	105	13	2001–08		[22]
Deon Grant	Safety	27	Tennessee	48	48	2001–03
Willie Green	Wide receiver	86	Ole Miss	31	17	1995–96
Kevin Green	Linebacker	91	Auburn	47	47	1996; 1998–99	[G]	[18]
Howard Griffith	Fullback	30	Illinois	31	21	1995–96
Jordan Gross ^	Offensive tackle	69	Utah	151	151	2003–2014		[23]
Geoff Hangartner	Center/Guard	63	Texas A&M	82	55	2005–08; 2011–present
Karl Hankton	Wide receiver	88	Trinity (IL)/Louisiana State	104	1	2000–06
Greg Hardy ^	Defensive end	76	Mississippi	46	26	2010–2014		[24]
Deveron Harper	Cornerback	28	Notre Dame	24	1	2000–01
Chris Harris	Safety	43	Louisiana-Monroe	44	44	2007–09
Ben Hartsock	Tight end	84	Ohio State	30	7	2011–present
Justin Hartwig	Center	75	Kansas	17	16	2006–07
Donald Hayes	Wide receiver	81	Wisconsin	51	31	1998–2001
Chris Hetherington	Fullback	44	Yale	46	6	1999–2001
Jimmy Hitchcock	Cornerback	37	North Carolina	32	9	2000–01
Brad Hoover ^	Fullback/Running back	45	Western Carolina	152	95	2000-–09		[25]
Reggie Howard	Cornerback	23	Memphis State	42	29	2000–03; 2006
Raghib Ismail	Wide receiver	81	Notre Dame	42	22	1996–98
Jeno James	Offensive tackle	78	Auburn	55	28	2000–03
J. J. Jansen	Long snapper	44	Notre Dame	64	0	2009–present
Dwayne Jarrett	Wide receiver	80	Southern California	32	3	2007–2010
Kris Jenkins	Defensive tackle	77	Maryland	85	79	2001–07
Anthony Johnson	Running back	23	Notre Dame	71	20	1995–99
Charles Johnson ^	Defensive end	95	Georgia	79	51	2007–present		[26]
Keyshawn Johnson	Wide receiver	19	Southern California	16	16	2006
Clarence Jones	Offensive tackle	75	Maryland	27	27	1999–2000
Ryan Kalil ^	Center	65, 67	Southern California	71	68	2007–present		[27]
John Kasay †	Kicker	4	Georgia	221	0	1995–2010	[H]	[1][2][28][29]
Ma'ake Kemoeatu	Defensive tackle	99	Utah	32	26	2006–09
Brian Kinchen	Tight end	88	Louisiana State	32	0	1999–2000
Jeff King	Tight end	47, 87	Virginia Tech	60	47	2006–2010
Sean King	Defensive end	96	Northeast Louisiana	39	2	1995–98
Greg Kragen	Nose tackle	71	Utah State	48	47	1995–97
Luke Kuechly ^†	Linebacker	59	Boston College	16	16	2012–present	[I]	[18][30]
Jason Kyle	Linebacker	56	Arizona State	128	0	2001–08
Brandon LaFell	Wide receiver	11	Louisiana State	44	20	2010–2013		[31]
Derek Landri	Defensive tackle	61	Notre Dame	16	16	2009–2010
Fred Lane	Running back	32	Lane College	42	23	1997–99
Lamar Lathon	Linebacker	57	Houston	48	48	1995–98
Damione Lewis	Defensive tackle	92	Miami (FL)	62	36	2006–09
Rhys Lloyd	Kicker	5, 8	Minnesota	48	0	2007–2010
Steve Lofton	Cornerback	29	Texas A&M	36	13	1995–96; 1998–99
Ken Lucas	Cornerback	21, 23	Mississippi	60	59	2005–08
Kris Mangum ^	Tight end	86	Mississippi	126	61	1997–2006		[32]
Ricky Manning	Cornerback	24	UCLA	48	26	2003–05
Richard Marshall	Cornerback	31	Fresono State	80	45	2006–2010
Sherrod Martin ^	Cornerback/Safety	23	Troy	59	36	2009–2012		[33]
Brett Maxie	Safety	39	Texas Southern	29	29	1995–96
Tim McKyer	Cornerback	22	Texas-Arlington	16	16	1995
Les Miller	Defensive lineman	69	Fort Hayes State	45	24	1996–98
Sam Mills ‡	Linebacker	51[J]	Montclair State	48	48	1995–97		[34]
Mike Minter ^	Safety	30	Nebraska	148	141	1997–2006		[35]
Jeff Mitchell	Center	60	Florida	78	78	2001–05
Kindal Moorehead	Defensive tackle	94	Alabama	75	13	2003–07
Tim Morabito	Nose tackle	95	Boston College	48	37	1997–2000
Dan Morgan	Linebacker	55	Miami (FL)	50	59	2001–07
Muhsin Muhammad †	Wide receiver	87	Michigan State	155	141	1996–2004; 2008–09	[K]	[36]

    Game Preview Panthers vs Saints:CHARLOTTE – The Panthers (3-6) and Saints (4-5) are falling off terrible annihilations, however the short week constrained both groups to hit the reset catch rapidly as they prop for Thursday Night Football at Bank of America Stadium.

 

It's a basic amusement as these NFC South opponents jar for situating behind the lead position Atlanta (6-4) with seven diversions to play.

Everybody in the Carolina locker room knows the circumstance and what's in question.

"No question. We've placed ourselves in a genuine urgent circumstance," linebacker Thomas Davis said. "The main individuals that can uncover us from underneath it is us."

The Panthers – NFC South champions three years running – are as yet searching for their first win in the division this season.

This is the main division amusement for Carolina since an irate second-half rally missed the mark in a 41-38 crush at New Orleans in Week 6. The Panthers permitted more than 500 yards against quarterback Drew Brees and the Saints' top-positioned offense in that meeting, yet the safeguard has been especially enhanced in the three amusements since.

"Those folks just truly had a day against our resistance. For us, we think about that literally," Davis said. "We must improve work protectively than we did the last time we confronted them."

A more advantageous, more sure Carolina protection apparently turned a corner after the bye in Week 7. Be that as it may, the Carolina offense is currently hoping to ricochet back following a scoreless second half in a week ago's 20-17 vanquish against Kansas City.