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At the end of the 2017 season, the Panthers had a record of 181-186-1 (.493) with eight playoff appearances and two Super Bowl victories. Only five seasons had fewer than seven wins.

Since Tepper purchased the Panthers, we have a 29-57 record (.337). Since firing Ron Rivera, our record is 17-41 (.293); Rivera's record with the Washington Commanders is .462.

Our best two seasons (2018 and 2022) resulted in seven wins.

Our points differential from 2018 on is -350.

We have not had a single season with an above-average offense in points or yards since 2018.

We have not had a single season with an above-average defense in points allowed since 2017.

We do not have a first-round draft pick in 2023. It is very possible we record the worst record in the league with nothing to show for it.

We were offered two first-round picks for Brian Burns and declined them; we are currently trying to trade for a wide receiver.

David Tepper promised to end a culture of mediocrity. He did. We're no longer middle-of-the-road; we are instead now the worst organization in professional football.

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