Tepper won't speak

[L-TownCat]

fug it I’m a fan but burnt out.  I’ll watch but my passion is dead.

[Khyber53]

The guy is a billionaire who runs one of the biggest hedge funds (Appaloosa Management) in the world. The stock market has been schizo recently and his business model pays out to massive investors to offset their market losses AND also targets distressed businesses to buy. Right now his company is very busy taking care of their clients (some who may have massive losses to offset) while trying to make huge gains in a target rich environment.

It's also New Year's Eve, he has a family and a huge social calendar.

In his world, this is a relatively minor thing right now. Also, there is a contract in place for the current coach so if there is no change coming, he certainly doesn't have to publicly address something that is already written out in black and white.

 

[davos]

He doesn't need to speak, we know just what he's going to be saying, so please stop explaining, don't tell us cause it will hurt.  He doesn't need to speak, we know what he's thinking, and don't need no reasons.  Don't tell us cause it hurts.

I know it really good oooohhh

 

[TheMaulClaw]

9 hours ago, ericr0319 said:

would love them both gone. I'll take at least 1. 

TBH, I think Kyle Allen saved their jobs... at least Marty's.  Allen gave us a glimpse of what our offense could be with a QB with a good arm and some accuracy.  I love Cam, but I'm not gonna lie...it was nice seeing a QB hit the deep ball and deliver in the red zone.  It was also kind of nice to see more snaps under center. 

I'm not sure if Kyle Allen is the future or not, but he did symbolize that we're really not that far away on offense, and we may operate better in a more traditional offensive set.  Which means coming to the hard truth that Cam may be holding us back in a weird way by not being able to operate a traditional offense at a high level.  It was bad news for Cam.  Allen's performance clearly outline Cam's play being a problem.  We all love Cam.  He has a long leash....but that cat needs some competition.  He needs to know he can lose his job if he doesn't start balling out.

[Cookie Lyon]

12 minutes ago, TheMaulClaw said:

TBH, I think Kyle Allen saved their jobs... at least Marty's.  Allen gave us a glimpse of what our offense could be with a QB with a good arm and some accuracy.  I love Cam, but I'm not gonna lie...it was nice seeing a QB hit the deep ball and deliver in the red zone.  It was also kind of nice to see more snaps under center. 

I'm not sure if Kyle Allen is the future or not, but he did symbolize that we're really not that far away on offense, and we may operate better in a more traditional offensive set.  Which means coming to the hard truth that Cam may be holding us back in a weird way by not being able to operate a traditional offense at a high level.  It was bad news for Cam.  Allen's performance clearly outline Cam's play being a problem.  We all love Cam.  He has a long leash....but that cat needs some competition.  He needs to know he can lose his job if he doesn't start balling out.

LMAO

[TheMaulClaw]

1 minute ago, Cookie Lyon said:

LMAO

LMAO LMAO

[tiger7_88]

4 hours ago, Khyber53 said:

 biggest hedge funds

 

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pays out to massive investors to offset their market losses

 

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targets distressed businesses to buy

 

I remember, back in the 1980's, liberal/progressive Hollywood used to make movies about these kinds of guys.

[Yaboychris28]

Tepper didn’t even seem to even want to buy the team and doubt he’s fully invested as others would have been.  Wish Ben Navarro was our owner. 

[Moo Daeng]

16 hours ago, TheRed said:

At the end of the day this is the guy Jerry Richardson pushed for.

At the end of the day it's the guy who paid 2.2 billion in cash. Richardson didnt push for him....not sure where you came up with that. He was angry the offers weren't higher.

[Jangler]

do owners usually come out and say, "We are keeping our coach." ? Just because fans want the coach fired? He has done just about as much as he can for the fans in one year. all black uniforms every week...lol  Now is the business side of the NFL.

[ickmule]

Y’all are some serious bitches.  Ever think he is still analyzing everything and has nothing to say yet ? 

[Silent Majority]

18 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

I remember who Bob Johnson was, but I'm not quite sure what that means.

The Bobcats were his personal toy. Just a boost for his ego. He had very little regard for the local culture or winning.

[Pejorative Miscreant]

2 hours ago, Jangler said:

do owners usually come out and say, "We are keeping our coach." ? Just because fans want the coach fired? He has done just about as much as he can for the fans in one year. all black uniforms every week...lol  Now is the business side of the NFL.

Not sure how this Tepper clown amassed billions of dollars by not having knee jerk reactions and off the cuff decision making.  Somthuns up with that...

[tiger7_88]

44 minutes ago, Pejorative Miscreant said:

Not sure how this Tepper clown amassed billions of dollars by not having knee jerk reactions and off the cuff decision making.  Somthuns up with that...

Its a known fact that businessmen who become billionaires always make the right choices every time and are experts across the spectrum... business, sports, the arts, you name it.

Amirite?