CUOMO: The Carolina Panthers are going to be put up for sale at the end of the NFL season after allegations of workplace misconduct by the team's owner. Coy Wire has more in this morning's "Bleacher Report." Coy, what do we know?</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Chris. An NFL spokesperson tells "CNN SPORTS" that the league is retaining outside counsel to investigate alleged workplace misconduct by Panther's owner Jerry Richardson. This follows alleged inappropriate behavior by the 81-year-old Richardson. The Panthers said in a statement, in part, quote, "The Carolina Panthers and Mr. Richardson take these allegations very seriously and are fully committed to a full investigation and taking appropriate steps to address and remediate any misconduct," unquote. After yesterday's home game against Green Bay, Richardson posted on the team's Website that he plans to put the team he founded up for sale at the conclusion of the season. Among those expressing early interest, Alisyn, in purchasing the team, music mogul Sean Diddy Combs who tweeted that it's time for diversity among NFL ownership.</s>CAMEROTA: OK, thank you. We'll see what happens with that, Coy. Thanks so much. So, we have some brand new CNN reporting that the president is saying that he'll be cleared in the special counsel's Russia probe soon. A former campaign adviser is here next on that.
Carolina Panthers Up For Sale