Panthers Executive Resigns After Two Decades Amid Leadership Shakeup

The Panthers' highest-ranking Black executive resigned after nearly 20 years with the organization.
Steven Drummond cited the hiring of a new coach and front office changes as the right time to transition to new opportunities.
Drummond's departure follows several other executives leaving the Panthers in recent months.
The team is amid an overhaul under new owner David Tepper, who bought the Panthers in 2018.
Drummond said in a statement he's proud of the progress the Panthers have made in diversity and community outreach during his time with the team.