Panthers Sacks Head Coach Frank Reich

The Carolina Panthers have decided to part ways with their head coach Frank Reich after a disappointing season. The news came as a shock to many fans and analysts who had high hopes for the team this year. The Panthers finished the season with a 5-12 record, which was well below expectations.

The decision to let Reich go was not an easy one, as he had been with the team for several years and had brought them to the playoffs in the past. However, the management felt that a change was necessary in order to get the team back on track.

The search for a new head coach has already begun, and many names have been thrown around as potential candidates. The Panthers are looking for someone who can bring a fresh perspective to the team and help them get back to their winning ways.

Despite the disappointment of this season, the Panthers remain optimistic about the future. With a solid core of players and a new head coach on the horizon, they are confident that they can turn things around and become contenders once again.

The 1-10 Panthers parted ways with their head coach Monday, 11 games into a season that saw them make little progress on the side of the ball upon which they invested so many resources this offseason.

The Panthers had high hopes for the 2020 season, especially after signing free-agent quarterback Teddy Bridgewater and using all seven of their draft picks on defensive players. However, their defense has struggled to meet expectations, ranking towards the bottom of the league in several key statistical categories. Head coach Ron Rivera, who had been with the team since 2011, was ultimately held accountable for the team’s lackluster performance and was relieved of his duties. The Panthers will now turn to interim head coach Perry Fewell as they try to salvage the remainder of their season.