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Which Panthers owner do you prefer?


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Which owner?   

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  1. 1. Which owner?

    • Jerry Richardson
      52
    • David Tepper
      43
    • About the same
      17


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22 hours ago, The Huddler said:

I'm a huge fan of Tepper

 

Yes he has made mistakes...  but he will learn.

 

 

Dude has a burning desire to win and will do anything to do so. Dude will write checks! 

That would be great if the NFL didn’t have a salary cap and he could buy up all the talent. He has proven that the guy with the most money doesn’t always win, you have to actually know what you’re doing.

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