The Carolina Panthers front office has made a drastic decision after a disappointing season, as they have announced the firing of Frank Reich as the team’s head coach. Reich, who led the team for 11 games, could only manage one win against the Houston Texans, suffering 10 losses in the NFL and leaving the team in a critical situation.
The news of Reich’s dismissal was announced today by the team’s owner in an official statement. In it, he expressed his appreciation for Reich’s dedication and service, while announcing that Chris Tabor, the special teams coordinator, will take over as head coach on an interim basis. In addition, Jim Caldwell will serve as special counsel to offensive coordinator Thomas Brown, who will assume call-to-play responsibilities.
— Carolina Panthers (@Panthers) November 27, 2023
The Panthers’ season has been a real ordeal, with the team sinking into a series of losses that have left fans disillusioned. Even though playoff hopes are dashed, with six games left to play, the team will be looking to regain at least some honor and give some satisfaction to its loyal fans in a season that will be remembered for its struggles.
The fate of the Carolina Panthers is now in the hands of Chris Tabor, who will be tasked with leading the team on an interim basis and trying to get back on track for the remainder of the season. The team’s supporters hope that this change will bring with it a fresh start and positive momentum for the future.
