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Tepper interfering with playcalling


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20 hours ago, WarPanthers89 said:

@Leaky_Faucet We have all heard about Tepper, which we can’t do anything about, but have you heard anything about the issues with Frank now that he is gone? I have to believe his stubbornness to not adapt his system to the team was one of the major issues. 

There were reports yesterday on X/Twitter that indicate that, and while it has been rumored I don’t have specific examples like they mention. 
 

Benjamin Allbright claims that Tepper once approached an OC with a play he had seen on TV and drew it up and wanted him To implement it.

 

Kyle Bailey claims that the “front office” sat down with Reich a while back and asked him to adjust the office to suit Bryce better and he refused to adjust his offense.
 

So I say it is fairly likely. 

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