Former Cleveland Browns special teams coordinator Chris Tabor is now the head coach of the Carolina Panthers.
Tabor, who coached the Browns special teams from 2011-2017, took over after Panthers owner David Tepper fired Frank Reich after only 11 games this season.
— Carolina Panthers (@Panthers) November 27, 2023
Tabor is used to turmoil at the top. He endured a myriad of head coaching changes during his tenure with the Browns: from Pat Shurmur to Rob Chudzinski to Mike Pettine to Hugh Jackson. Tabor left the Browns in 2018 to coach special teams on the Chicago Bears from 2019-2022 before he joined Reich’s staff in Carolina.
Now, after almost 15 seasons as an assistant coach or coordinator, Tabor will get his shot as a head coach for the final six games of the regular season.