However, on December 7 last year, there were media reports that at least four former Panthers employees had received a sealing fee because of Richardson’s improper behavior in the workplace. These words and expressions include sexual cues, sexual harassment and racial discrimination. He once asked on the "Jeans Day" that female employees turned back to himself so that he could watch. He also used insulting language to attack a team of black scouts. After the revelation, the Panthers immediately launched an investigation within the team. The NFL subsequently took over the investigation. On the same night, Richardson announced that it would sell the team at the end of Madden Mobile Account the season. Richardson’s bad attitude towards employees actually appeared as early as 2011. In that year, when the two parties were unable to reach an agreement on the new agreement, the bosses led by Richardson decided to close the training venue. And facilities thus prohibit the use of players.

The new owner of the Panthers, David Tepper, has also come a long way. As the founder of Appaloosa Asset Management, the 60-year-old Tepper is a great god of modern hedge funds, according to Forbes data. His worth reached 11 billion U.S. dollars. At the same time, he was born in Pittsburgh, who is also a small shareholder of the Steelers, with 5% of the shares, but according to the requirements of the alliance, this part of the shares must be sold before he completed the acquisition of the Panthers. Tepper is also known for its charity on weekdays. In the past year, he has donated US$3 million to the hurricanes of Puerto Rico and Texas, and sent more than 1.2 million U.S. dollars worth of consumer cards to disaster victims in up to 20 communities.