Carolina Panthers center Ryan Kalil brought a good camera along to Super Bowl 50. He recently shared the photos that resulted with The Charlotte Observer.

Ryan Kalil shares unseen black-and-white photos from Super Bowl 50, offering fans a rare look at behind-the-scenes moments. Exclusive for The Charlotte Observer.

How was that not a catch? Why didn’t Cam jump on the fumble? What went wrong in the press conference? We’ll answer all of this, and still provide an improbably happy ending.

The Panthers Super Bowl 50 run ended in heartbreak vs Denver Broncos, after Cam Newton’s fumble. But 2015 season brought Carolinas together.

The documentary about the 2015 Carolina Panthers will be available for free on The Charlotte Observer’s YouTube page.

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The 10-year anniversary of the Carolina team that almost went undefeated was special to Stewart for reasons outside of football.