Sports · American Football · 1 hr ago
Corgi dodges four handlers during halftime race at Panthers game
A Corgi escaped during a halftime race at an NFL game in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The Carolina Panthers had staged the race while hosting the Denver Broncos.
Four handlers chased the dog around the field as the teams waited to resume play.
The Corgi dodged attempts to catch it before it was eventually brought under control.
The chase delayed the start of the second half, according to the accounts of the game.
The Broncos then beat the Panthers 26-21.
A Corgi escaped during a halftime race at the Carolina Panthers’ game against the Denver Broncos.
The dog evaded four workers as they chased it around the field in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The Corgi was eventually caught after the chase.
The Broncos beat the Panthers 26-21.
NFL RedZone host Scott Hanson and CBS Sports announcer Ian Eagle commented on the scene.
- Who
- A Corgi and four workers trying to catch it.
- What
- The dog got loose during a halftime race and evaded the workers before being caught.
- When
- Sunday, November 8, 2026, at halftime.
- Where
- The Carolina Panthers’ stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina.
- Why
- The Panthers staged a Corgi race for halftime entertainment; why the dog escaped is not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The Panthers staged a Corgi race, and one dog got loose.
Four workers pursued the Corgi around the field before eventually catching it.
The Broncos beat the Panthers 26-21.
- Teams
- Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos
- Chase
- Four workers pursued the dog
- Location
- Panthers stadium, Charlotte, North Carolina
- Final score
- Broncos 26, Panthers 21
- Commentary
- NFL RedZone host Scott Hanson and CBS Sports announcer Ian Eagle commented on the chase
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What people are saying
This is the Barry Sanders of corgis!
A corgi race and a corgi is loose! And the handlers can't handle him!
He's checking to his left, to his right, he's looking at himself at the big videoboard and finally they tackle him but not until about a 100 yard gain!