All articles tagged with #david tepper
Originally Published 27 days ago — by Yahoo Finance
Billionaire hedge fund manager David Tepper sold major stakes in stocks like Intel and UnitedHealth, and is now heavily investing in Whirlpool, signaling a contrarian move towards recovery-focused investments amid market fluctuations.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Associated Press
The Carolina Panthers and the City of Charlotte are proposing an $800 million renovation deal for Bank of America Stadium, aiming to keep the team in the city for 20 years. The city will invest $650 million from existing hospitality and tourism tax resources, while Panthers owner David Tepper will contribute $150 million and cover potential overages. The renovation will modernize the stadium with upgraded systems, redesigned concourses, and improved accessibility, enhancing the experience for fans and supporting the city's tourism economy.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
Tepper Sports & Entertainment and the city of Charlotte have proposed a $650 million partnership for renovations to Bank of America Stadium, aiming to keep the Carolina Panthers in their current location for the next 20 years. The city council will vote on the proposal on June 24, with the city's contribution coming from hospitality tax revenue and Tepper Sports & Entertainment adding over $688 million. Renovations include new seating, improved accessibility, enhanced safety, and upgraded restrooms, totaling over $1 billion in investments.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports
Despite finishing with the worst record in the NFL, the Carolina Panthers are raising ticket prices by an average of 4 percent, with lower level tickets increasing by 7 percent and upper level tickets by 1 percent. This decision comes amidst six consecutive losing seasons, leading to growing fan dissatisfaction, as owner David Tepper aims to charge what he believes fans will pay, potentially resulting in more tickets being sold to opposing team's fans.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Athletic
Dan Morgan, the new president of football operations/general manager for the Carolina Panthers, faces the challenge of keeping owner David Tepper at arm's length from football decisions, a task that has eluded previous personnel. Tepper's hiring of Morgan, who has ties to the organization and a strong personnel background, is seen as an attempt to restructure the front office and create a buffer between ownership and football operations. The Panthers hope this new structure, similar to the one in San Francisco, will lead to better personnel decisions and on-field success.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Athletic
Dan Morgan has been named the Carolina Panthers' new president of football operations and general manager, replacing Scott Fitterer. With a background as the team's assistant general manager and experience in Buffalo, Morgan aims to lead the Panthers to success despite their league-worst 2-15 record in the 2023 season. The team's decision to trade for the No. 1 pick in the 2023 NFL Draft and select Bryce Young has not yielded immediate results, but the hope is that Morgan's leadership will bring about positive change. Additionally, Panthers owner David Tepper is expected to bring in an executive to serve as a buffer between ownership and football, potentially following a front-office structure similar to the San Francisco 49ers.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS Sports
The Carolina Panthers have named former Pro Bowler Dan Morgan as their new president of football operations/general manager after a thorough search led by team owner David Tepper. Tepper may not be finished adding to the front office, as the team continues its search for a new head coach. The Panthers are also eyeing Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson for the coaching position. With the team needing to address various areas including offensive line, wide receiver, and pass rush, Tepper aims to turn around the team's fortunes after a string of coaching searches and a challenging season.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by ESPN
The Carolina Panthers endured a tumultuous 2-15 season, marked by the firing of head coach Frank Reich and general manager Scott Fitterer, as well as the disappointing performance of rookie quarterback Bryce Young. The team's struggles were attributed to a lack of consistency, dysfunction, and poor decision-making, particularly the trade of two first-round picks and DJ Moore to select Young. The Panthers' focus now turns to rebuilding the offensive line, finding a new coach and general manager, and providing stability for Young's development.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Athletic
The Carolina Panthers have fired general manager Scott Fitterer after three seasons, citing the team's poor performance under his leadership, including a league-worst 2-15 record in 2023. Fitterer's tenure was marked by unsuccessful draft picks and free-agent signings, as well as the underwhelming performance of top pick Bryce Young. Owner David Tepper's decision to dismiss Fitterer reflects a desire for a new direction for the franchise, with potential reorganization of the front office and speculation about candidates for the GM role.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Sports
Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper fired general manager Scott Fitterer after a 2-15 season, marking the team's sixth coach in Tepper's six seasons. Fitterer's departure comes amidst roster deficiencies and a questionable trade for quarterback Bryce Young, who struggled in his rookie season. Tepper's quick trigger on personnel changes reflects a pattern of impatience, signaling a total reset for the Panthers' leadership this offseason.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by SB Nation
Tickets for the upcoming Falcons vs. Panthers NFL game are being sold on the secondary market for as low as 45 cents, highlighting the dismal state of the Panthers' season. With little to be excited about and season ticket holders unable to opt out, fans are looking to recoup their money. This situation reflects poorly on owner David Tepper, who could afford to buy a ticket every week for billions of years with his net worth. However, it is advised to avoid attending the game and find other ways to spend your time.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Cat Crave
With the Carolina Panthers facing the New Orleans Saints in Week 14, the team is dealing with a turbulent week that includes criticism of owner David Tepper, the end of their association with Wofford College, and a dismal 1-11 record. However, there is some positive news on the injury front, with only two players declared out for the game. Tight end Hayden Hurst is in the concussion protocol, while defensive lineman DeShawn Williams is sidelined with a knee issue.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Sports
An article published by TheAthletic.com highlights dysfunction within the Carolina Panthers organization, including a "Hunger Games" culture and coaches undermining each other. Owner David Tepper reportedly instructed former coach Frank Reich to fix quarterback Bryce Young's footwork, but ultimately fired Reich, believing the organization was ruining the quarterback. Tepper's preference for Young over C.J. Stroud was not unanimous, and it remains to be seen how many of those who favored Stroud are still employed by the team. Interim coach Chris Tabor gave a predictable response, stating that he hasn't had any problems.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Athletic
The firing of Carolina Panthers head coach Frank Reich was the result of a dysfunctional and backstabbing culture within the organization, according to sources. Assistant coaches were reportedly undermining each other and texting the team owner, David Tepper, behind Reich's back. The offensive staff had disagreements in scheme and personality conflicts, and some coaches wanted to bench rookie quarterback Bryce Young in favor of Andy Dalton. The Panthers' offensive struggles, Young's lack of protection, and his difficulty understanding Reich's offense ultimately led to Reich's firing. Tepper is now expected to focus his search for a new coach on candidates with offensive backgrounds.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Sports
Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper stated that the decision to draft Bryce Young over C.J. Stroud in the 2023 NFL Draft was a unanimous choice among coaches and scouts. Tepper emphasized that he supports the decisions made by the football personnel and reserves the right to veto any choice. However, there are questions about the legitimacy of the unanimous preference for Young, as some believe he may not meet the typical physical requirements for an NFL quarterback. Tepper's admission of his ability to directly meddle in decisions raises concerns about the influence he wields within the organization.