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David Tepper is the fuging problem

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I don't see how the owner who is willing to invest in the staff is the problem here. We have bad talent at the most important position in the game. And as far as dogshit, we have never not been dogshit as a franchise. We have never had back to back winning seasons. At some point we will properly address that position and it won't feel so bad going forward. We brought in Teddy when it was clear he wasn't a franchise guy and now we bring in Darnold who was clearly not a franchise guy. 

We need to hit a home run in the draft and get our guy. 

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6 minutes ago, CPF4LIFE said:

Tepper never wanted darnold and had to be convinced on it... which is the glaring issue with this team at the moment. 

He did what he was supposed to do and trust the people he hired to make decisions because nobody wants a meddling owner. Keep deflecting. 

This is true - but he’s still on the hook for hiring (and keeping on) incompetent people.

Needs to try again.

Or better yet hire people who know how to hire people ala JR’s GM search (as a process example not successful example).

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Let’s not forget our great coaches, who goes into halftime with 3 time outs. Didn’t even try to get in field goal range. This whole team right now is a shot show, sorry coaches sorry quarterback, receivers that can’t get open, offensive line that can’t block and so on. Our defense plays good until they get tired from being out their the whole game which isn’t their fault. Just a terrible team to watch right now!

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23 minutes ago, onmyown said:

This is true - but he’s still on the hook for hiring (and keeping on) incompetent people.

Needs to try again.

Or better yet hire people who know how to hire people ala JR’s GM search (as a process example not successful example).

Who is he on the hook for keeping??  HC is in year 2 and GM is in year one. He hired a HC before he hired a new GM...this is what can typically occur.  You rarely make drastic changes in the middle of a season like that. Tepper is not a HC or a GM or a football guy for that matter. He has to hire the right football guys to make football decisions but that could take time as a new owner.

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2 minutes ago, CPF4LIFE said:

Who is he on the hook for keeping??  HC is in year 2 and GM is in year one. He hired a HC before he hired a new GM...this is what can typically occur.  You rarely make drastic changes in the middle of a season like that. Tepper is not a HC or a GM or a football guy for that matter. He has to hire the right football guys to make football decisions but that could take time as a new owner.

He kept Hurney far too long is what I was referring to. 

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30 minutes ago, t96 said:

Instead of focusing on irrelevant crap like a new HQ, soccer team, etc. he should be focusing on putting a fuging winning product on the field. Absolute moron/scumbag

Honestly, he will prob make more money off the soccer team than he will the Panthers.  

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