Is Tepper is the worst owner in the NFL?

[LinvilleGorge]

4 minutes ago, GhostWhispah said:

Tepper earned his billions by making smart business decisions unlike most of you guys still working at Micky Dees or kids who still put ketchup on their hot dogs. Just cause he made a mistake on hiring a coach he admires who turn the team into a clown show doesn't mean it was from him directly. If anything, he should have fired Rhule much sooner.

If you ever own an NFL team which i doubt, you will be hands off and let your GM built your team for you as you keep your mouth shut and just pay the bill.

How smart does he look as an NFL owner? That's literally all I care about. 

[ickmule]

1 hour ago, GhostWhispah said:

2-2 at worst had Andy started all 4 games?!? Now i really want to know those teams we would have beaten with Andy??

I think Seattle has given up over 300 plus yard to every QB they faced this season, even to bad teams cause their secondary is atrocious.

Pick 2. Could have been any of the other 3. 

[frankw]

That guy is a Tepper bootlicker and also thinks CJ Stroud is overrated while being a Bryce Young apologist. Might be a Tepper burner account.

Edited October 4, 2023 by frankw

[Castavar]

2 hours ago, GhostWhispah said:

Tepper earned his billions by making smart business decisions unlike most of you guys still working at Micky Dees or kids who still put ketchup on their hot dogs. Just cause he made a mistake on hiring a coach he admires who turn the team into a clown show doesn't mean it was from him directly. If anything, he should have fired Rhule much sooner.

If you ever own an NFL team which i doubt, you will be hands off and let your GM built your team for you as you keep your mouth shut and just pay the bill.

Ok cool. Nobody gives a fug. He sucks as an owner.

[KSpan]

4 hours ago, GhostWhispah said:

Tepper earned his billions by making smart business decisions unlike most of you guys still working at Micky Dees or kids who still put ketchup on their hot dogs. Just cause he made a mistake on hiring a coach he admires who turn the team into a clown show doesn't mean it was from him directly. If anything, he should have fired Rhule much sooner.

If you ever own an NFL team which i doubt, you will be hands off and let your GM built your team for you as you keep your mouth shut and just pay the bill.

That you, SizzleBuzz?

[GhostWhispah]

6 hours ago, KSpan said:

That you, SizzleBuzz?

C'mon you know I'm ain't no Rhule fan boy!! 

 

 

[PghPanther]

Tepper's problem with this team is the same problem many of his financial stature face......

and that is simply this.

Do you own your assets..............or do your assets own you. 

[Panthers Addict]

He probably currently is, but most owners were either born into their ownership and knew how franchise/football operations worked, or they've owned a team for many years.

Although he needs to start to cleaning up his act sooner rather than later, we need to remember he is still one of the newest owners in the league.

I remain cautiously optimistic because of his passion for the teams success, which seems to be rivaled by very few owners. He cares a lot more about winning than bottom line, which isn't as common as you'd think among franchise owners. He's admitted his failures with hiring a college coach and previous bandaid QB's, and took a different approach with our current QB and head coach. Even if they don't end up working out, he's clearly trying to learn from his mistakes, and change his approach, which is rare among NFL owners.

Over time, that should start to translate to team success. But right now, he's still trying to find his footing.

[SmokinwithWilly]

On 10/4/2023 at 1:49 PM, GhostWhispah said:

Tepper earned his billions by making smart business decisions unlike most of you guys still working at Micky Dees or kids who still put ketchup on their hot dogs. Just cause he made a mistake on hiring a coach he admires who turn the team into a clown show doesn't mean it was from him directly. If anything, he should have fired Rhule much sooner.

If you ever own an NFL team which i doubt, you will be hands off and let your GM built your team for you as you keep your mouth shut and just pay the bill.

Just because you can fix anything with a motor doesn't mean you can perform heart surgery. Running a hedge fund has nothing to do with running an NFL team. 

[Camp Fodder]

Wonder if he’s watching DJ Moore tonight

[toldozer]

3 hours ago, Panthers Addict said:

He probably currently is, but most owners were either born into their ownership and knew how franchise/football operations worked, or they've owned a team for many years.

Although he needs to start to cleaning up his act sooner rather than later, we need to remember he is still one of the newest owners in the league.

I remain cautiously optimistic because of his passion for the teams success, which seems to be rivaled by very few owners. He cares a lot more about winning than bottom line, which isn't as common as you'd think among franchise owners. He's admitted his failures with hiring a college coach and previous bandaid QB's, and took a different approach with our current QB and head coach. Even if they don't end up working out, he's clearly trying to learn from his mistakes, and change his approach, which is rare among NFL owners.

Over time, that should start to translate to team success. But right now, he's still trying to find his footing.

It's his impatience and rash decisions at qb that have us in this mess. He hasn't learned anything. 

 

Start will Greer and have the first pick the next year, no let's sign teddy and win 5 games

Draft a qb and take your lumps and see if you can improve.  No let's give up 2 decent picks for a qb That's proven nothing,  we can fix him

Start Matt corral and see it he can play you traded up for him,  nah let's bring in a disgruntled qb to be coached by a guy everyone wants fired

Start Matt corral and see if he can play you traded up for him, nah let's trade the farm and our best offensive players and multiple picks to get an under sized guy.

 

Tepper knows modern offense wins but when given the chance we choose to trade away our two best offensive players for less then we could have gotten for our best 1 defensive players and hire an old school offensive coach instead of hiring an up and coming offensive mind. Tepper know what he needs to do but he's clueless on how to actually accomplish it. We just dig a deeper and deeper hole every fuging year 

[electro's horse]

4 hours ago, Panthers Addict said:

He probably currently is, but most owners were either born into their ownership and knew how franchise/football operations worked, or they've owned a team for many years.

Although he needs to start to cleaning up his act sooner rather than later, we need to remember he is still one of the newest owners in the league.

I remain cautiously optimistic because of his passion for the teams success, which seems to be rivaled by very few owners. He cares a lot more about winning than bottom line, which isn't as common as you'd think among franchise owners. He's admitted his failures with hiring a college coach and previous bandaid QB's, and took a different approach with our current QB and head coach. Even if they don't end up working out, he's clearly trying to learn from his mistakes, and change his approach, which is rare among NFL owners.

Over time, that should start to translate to team success. But right now, he's still trying to find his footing.

if he really cared more about winning than his bottom line he wouldn't have installed ligament destroying turf so he could host more kenny chesney concernts

dudes a fuging hack. he didn't build a business or create anything; he made money by moving zeros and ones around a spreadsheet. When people like him so publicly and obviously eat poo, the thought shouldn't be "well clearly he must have a plan because he was so successful elsewhere." The thought should be "how have we structured society to the point where a dipshit like this can be worth 10 billion dollars." 

Same should be said for Elon as well 

[TeppersEgos]

Every day TEPPER becomes worse and worse. He is easily in the top 10 worst NFL owners of all time. Easily.

[SuperBowlBound]

Not just the NFL - he’s one of the worst owners in ALL organized team sports. He’s just like Jordan Belfort, a conman.