The NFL Players Association’s annual report card for 2025 painted a troubling picture for the Carolina Panthers and their owner, David Tepper. The organization ranked 31st out of 32 teams, marking a steep decline from the previous year’s survey.
David Tepper has long been criticized as one of the worst owners in sports. Since taking over the Carolina Panthers, they have had one of the worst win percentages not just in the NFL but in the entire American sports world.
Both David Tepper and Dave Canales offered endorsements of the former Heisman winner as Carolina’s 2025 starter.
The Carolina Panthers finished their 2024 season with a 44-38 overtime win over the Atlanta Falcons, and Bryce Young capped off a strong second half of the year with perhaps the best game of his career, and which drew a vote of confidence from owner David Tepper.
Since he bought the team in 2018 Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper has had a short leash on his head coaches. After about a season and a half he fired Ron Rivera, who had been the franchise's most-successful coach in its history.
For the time being, it looks like the Carolina Panthers owner understands what it takes to build a good team in the NFL. First and foremost, it takes time, which he is reportedly giving to new GM Dan Morgan and new head coach Dave Canales.
In the midst of a difficult season, Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper offered a silver lining in his evaluation of the team's management. Tepper, who
David Tepper has made a habit of cycling through head coaches and general managers fast. Since he bought the Carolina Panthers in the middle of 2018 they have already gone through three GMs and four head coaches - seven if you include the short-term interim coaches.
Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper appears to be taking a step back, giving general manager Dan Morgan and head coach Dave Canales more control over the team.
Billionaires say the darndest things. A week after Cowboys owner Jerry Jones declared war on curtains with a strange rant about the sun, The Athletic reported Jets owner Woody Johnson was just as nonsensical earlier this season.
The Carolina Panthers landed in Munich, Germany this week to kick off Week 10 of the NFL season against the New York Giants. Panthers fans in Munich had a day to remember as they joined team legends and the owners for an unforgettable celebration.
It’s already a long season for the Carolina Panthers, and they’ll start Byrce Young at quarterback again this week. One NFL insider thinks Young would be a good fit elsewhere.
The national media may have moved onto other stories, but parts of the Carolinas are still devastated by the recent hurricanes that pummeled the region.
There are still sentiments that Young will be able to return to a starting role at some point, perhaps even this year.
Like many states, the Carolinas have been battered the last few days by Hurricane Helene, a category-four storm that's wrecked havoc up and down the eastern seaboard, with winds over 140 mph sweeping away countless homes and causing untold damage to property, and at least 44 deaths reported so far.
The Carolina Panthers have been a mess, and Jimmy Johnson thinks he knows what the problem is with the team.
It may be a while before fans in Carolina have anything to cheer about.
It’s hard to be a fan of the Carolina Panthers, that is the unfortunate truth. It has been a long time since the team was last relevant and considered a serious threat in the NFL.
As a Carolina Panthers great, Cam Newton wants to see the franchise be all it can be. Under new team owner David Tepper, that hasn't been the case. Carolina hasn't made the playoffs since Tepper purchased the team.
Ever since David Tepper bought the Carolina Panthers, life has been dark in Charlotte. The team hasn't made the playoffs under his ownership. The closest
Of the five head-coaching vacancies in the NFL, the Panthers may just be the least desirable of them all.
While several fans will be awaiting the news of the firing of their team’s head coach in the next two days, Carolina fans have already processed their loss.
Panthers owner David Tepper appears desperate to get his next coaching hire right, no matter the cost.
When it rains, it pours, and the Carolina Panthers’ miserable 2023-24 season continues to unravel in the worst way possible. Now, fans are calling for the owner to sell after some embarrassing behavior last weekend.
Tepper was caught on video throwing a drink at a fan in Jacksonville following the Panthers' 26-0 loss.
Will David Tepper be punished for his unacceptable actions following the Panthers' loss to the Jaguars?
Get the latest news and rumors, customized to your favorite sports and teams. Emailed daily. Always free!