There is a video who seems to show Panther CEO David Tepper throwing a glass of water at a Jaguars fan after the team lost.

The Carolina Panthers’ terrible 2023–24 season is almost over. But David Tepper, the team’s owner, made himself and his team look extremely poor during the second-to-last game of the regular season.

On video from a fan, it shows that someone who glanced like Tepper tossed Tepper’s drink from the room onto a group in fans at Jacksonville’s EverBank Stadium.

He then threw down the beverage and stormed leaving the room. Some of those Jaguar admirers next on the box may have gotten something on them.

At the final moment of the video, a couple of these fans looks like they are trying to get through the box.

There is someone from the Carolina Panthers who won’t say anything. There’s been no word from Tepper about the reported event yet.

Channel 9 sports reporter DaShawn Brown reached the National Football League (the NFL). They assured him they known about the clip but didn’t want to talk about it.

On Sunday in Jacksonville, the Jaguars beat the Panthers 26-0. Carolina encompasses the worst result in the NFL with one game left. They are 2-14.

The NFL said it had nothing more to say about the tape that came out. On Sunday, someone from the NFL texted the newspaper.

If it turns up that Tepper broke the league’s rules about personal behavior, he could get in trouble with the league.

He paid $2.275 billion for the Panthers in 2018. He owns Appaloosa Management, a hedge fund that makes a lot of money. A list from Bloomberg says Tepper has become worth for $17.5 billion.

After getting wet with Tepper’s drink, the fan went up and looked through the room’s hole to see where the water came from.

It’s possible that things weren’t any worse after the tape ended, but it wasn’t clear. The Carolina Panthers’ record is now 2–14, which is the worst in the NFL.

On Saturday, they lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars 26–0. The Panthers will be given the first pick to the NFL draft in April of 2018 if everything happens as planned.

The Panthers ultimately gave that draft away to the Bears, though, so that the Bears could pick player Bryce Young with their first choice in 2023.

If the Panthers have a bad season, they won’t be capable to pick up a great college player to make it up.

They will also be looking for the second head coaching position in three seasons after Baer fired Frank Reich at November.

On the other hand, the NFL could say something next week about what Tepper did. The league says that there is no reason for a team manager to throw alcohol at fans.

He and the Panthers have both had a rough season so far. As he left his storage unit shortly after a loss upon November 26, the f-word could be heard coming from him. He fired coach Frank Reich the next day.

The NFL said that it had nothing further to offer about the tape that came out. On Sunday, someone from the NFL texted The Athletic.

If it proves out that Tepper broke the league’s rules about personal behavior, he could get in trouble with the league.

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He paid $2.275 billion for the Panthers in 2018. He owns Appaloosa Management, a hedge fund that makes a lot of money. A list from Bloomberg says Schwartz is valuable about $17.5 billion.

He or the Panthers have had a rough season so far. When he was leaving the training center after a loss upon November 26, the f-word could be heard coming from him. He fired coach Frank Reich the next day.