The Latest Breaking News from David Tepper

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — There is a sense around the Carolina Panthers that this year will be different.

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David Tepper hasn't hit on many of his football decisions in Carolina. But at least he was onto something with the Panthers' calculated pursuit of Baker Mayfield.

On Thursday, York County filed a lawsuit against Panthers owner David Tepper’s companies and Rock Hill in connection to the team’s failed practice facility project.

The math isn’t adding up.

Plus, answering your mailbag questions on Aaron Donald’s contract, Odell Beckham Jr., Drew Lock, three rookies ready to make an impact and more.

York County will look to recoup $21 million in funds from Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper's GT Real Estate Holdings, which filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday.

Tepper is the league’s richest owner.

As reported on Wednesday night by The Athletic, Panthers owner David Tepper placed his real estate holding company into bankruptcy—effectively ending the Rock Hill project.