After starting the 2023 season at 1-10, the Carolina Panthers have fired head coach Frank Reich. Owner David Tepper notified Reich of the decision on Monday morning. "I met with Coach Reich this morning and informed him that he will not continue as head coach of the Carolina Panthers," owner David Tepper said in a statement. "I want to thank Frank for his dedication and service, and we wish him well.Top StoriesEight displaced in Thomasville fireSnow in North Carolina? Find out the chances for snowfall this yearFire crews responded to gas leak in Winston-Salem, fire department saysGet the latest news stories of interest by clicking hereThe Panthers hired Reich earlier this year. He helped usher in a new era by taking Bryce Young with the first pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. They most recently dropped their 10th loss of the season on Sunday, when they lost to the Tennessee Titans, who also have a rookie quarterback in Will Levis. The Panthers now rank near the bottom of the league in total offense and scoring and haven't scored more than 15 points in a game since the bye week, according to the Panthers.The firing makes Reich the NFL's shortest-serving head coach since 1978, according to ESPN. Reich's past coaching history includes a head coaching tenure for the Indianapolis Colts, where he helped develop stars like Jonathan Taylor and Michael Pittman Jr., and nine years in Philadelphia, where he was the Eagles' offensive coordinator when they won the Super Bowl in 2018.Watch: NOWCAST streaming newscasts Tepper said they've appointed an interim head coach. "Effective immediately, special teams coordinator Chris Tabor will serve as our interim head coach. Senior assistant Jim Caldwell will be a special advisor to offensive coordinator Thomas Brown, who will take over play calling duties," Tepper said. NAVIGATE: Home | Weather | Watch NOWCAST TV | Local News | National | News We Love |