The Carolina Panthers drop a bombshell, parting ways with Coach Frank Reich after a mere 11 games, signaling an abrupt end to his tenure.
Reich's first season takes a disastrous turn with the Panthers landing an NFL-worst 1-10 start, prompting a decisive move by the franchise.
Amidst the upheaval, team owner David Tepper's profanity-laden exit after a 17-10 loss to the Titans adds a dramatic twist to the narrative
Hired to rejuvenate the offense and groom top pick Bryce Young, Reich falls short, leaving the Panthers grappling with unrealized expectations.
Despite significant investments, the Panthers are hurtling toward a franchise-record sixth consecutive losing season, casting a shadow on their recent endeavors.
Special teams coordinator Chris Tabor steps into the interim head coach role, becoming the seventh head coach in Tepper's dynamic coaching carousel.
Known for his impatience, Tepper's firing of three head coaches during the season since 2018 underscores his unwavering pursuit of success.
Frank Reich joins the ranks of coaches with brief NFL tenures, becoming the latest casualty in a trend of recent one-season dismissals.
Despite Reich's four-year contract, the Panthers linger at the bottom of offensive rankings, grappling with persistent challenges in passing yards and total offense.
DAs Tepper prepares to address reporters, the Panthers' future remains uncertain, with quarterback Bryce Young facing relentless pressure and the team in search of a new direction.