Doric SamDecember 11, 2023 Perry Knotts/Getty Images After a current report painted the Carolina Panthers as an inefficient company, group owner David Tepper has actually dealt with a wave of criticism. Joseph Person and Dianna Russini of The Athletic reported recently that individuals within the company explained the culture as resembling the film “The Hunger Games,” where numerous staff members were interacting with Tepper behind Frank Reich’s back before he was fired from his head training position. NBC Sports’ Peter King stated on Monday that he thinks Person and Russini “have the story nailed,” and he provided his viewpoint on the matter. “Two ideas. One: An owner who actively engages with several staff members in opposition to what the head coach is doing is a huge part of the issue,” King composed. “It’s not the owner’s task to motivate staff members to damage the coach. It’s wicked that the owner would participate in or motivate that. 2: That franchise is a mess.” The Panthers lost to the New Orleans Saints 28-6 on Sunday to be up to 1-12 this season, the worst record in the NFL. To make matters worse, the franchise does not own its first-round choice in 2024 after trading it to the Chicago Bears to go up in the 2023 draft to pick quarterback Bryce Young No. 1 overall. The battles of this season are beginning to weigh on the gamers. “We all are fed up with it,”Young stated after Sunday’s loss. “But that does not entitle us to anything. It’s on us. No matter how tired we are, we’ve got to be much better.” The Panthers will be wanting to end a six-game losing streak when they go back to action on Sunday in another NFC South match versus the Atlanta Falcons.
Peter King Rips Tepper, Panthers’ ‘Reprehensible’ ‘Hunger Games’ Culture amidst Rumors
