Panthers, Bank of America agree to stadium rights extension amid $1.3B project

Key Points:

• The Carolina Panthers and Bank of America have extended their long-term stadium naming rights deal, keeping the venue known as "The Bank" for the foreseeable future, with renovations planned for the 30-year-old stadium.
• The $1.3 billion long-term plan includes fan-focused enhancements, increased private investments, expanded indoor-outdoor gathering spaces, upgraded seating, larger scoreboards, and technology improvements aimed at creating a more connected and personalized experience.
• Renovations will also feature an elevated exterior design with upgraded materials and a signature illuminated crown inspired by the Carolinas, enhancing the stadium's presence in the Charlotte skyline.
• The partnership between the Panthers and Bank of America dates back to the early 1990s, with Bank of America playing a key role in securing the NFL expansion franchise and maintaining a strong community impact.
• The Panthers, coming off a division-winning season, aim to build on recent success with quarterback Bryce Young entering his fourth year, seeking consecutive playoff appearances for the first time since 2013-2015.