David Tepper's ownership of the Carolina Panthers is raising eyebrows for all the wrong reasons. Unlike the controversial tenure of former Washington Commanders owner Daniel Snyder, Tepper’s missteps do not include harassment or impropriety but are instead rooted in poor management and decision-making.

Carolina Panthers fans had high hopes when hedge fund mogul David Tepper bought the team back in 2018 from original owner Jerry Richardson. But, it's been

In addition to the $650 million in public money, $688 million will come from Tepper Sports and Entertainment, the Panthers said in a statement — $117 million already spent on the stadium, $150 million for immediate renovations and $421 million for anticipated future renovation costs and capital improvements.

The current management team has already instilled a sense of professionalism and purpose, crucial for long-term success. For the Panthers to progress, Tepper must refrain from his usual quick-trigger firings. Stability and patience are essential for the Panthers' return to respectability.

The city of Charlotte would contribute $650 million toward an $800 million renovation of Bank of America Stadium under an agreement negotiated with Tepper Sports & Entertainment.

Charlotte FC owner David Tepper looks on from the field after a victory against New York City FC, 1-0, after the home opener at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, NC on February 24, 2024. Melissa Melvin-Rodriguez mrodriguez@charlotteobserver.com Around $20.6 billion, according to Forbes.

Panthers officials say the public portion would be funded by hospitality and tourism taxes. “It falls in line honestly with a lot of the other stadium projects that are being ta