Tepper being “incredibly accountable” behind the scenes

[kungfoodude]

6 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

From the sounds of the article he is accepting he has been the problem. Accepting his mistakes has never been Tepper's problem. He's willing to accept his mistakes and move on from them. He's just not willing to accept that he continues to make new mistakes and isn't improving as a football manager. I've said it before and I'll say it again, Tepper has to come to grips with the reality that Tepper the team owner would've fired Tepper the Team President multiple times already. He has to essentially fire himself from his current role within the organization and create a new role for himself where his involvement in the football side of the house is GREATLY reduced. Until the happens we are what we are.

It was a single source quoted in the article so I highly doubt the veracity of those claims.

I genuinely don't think he had any meaningful self reflection nor did he learn anything important.

His "self reflection" was probably basically, "I shouldn't have hired that dumbass coach."

That is about as deep as it gets.

[CBDellinger]

I’ll believe it when he hires someone to make the big decisions.

 

 

[TheBigKat]

I’ll believe it when he hires a team president not named Nicole

[bandu]

Dookie David the owner of the greatest poo show on turf as us fans sit back praying that one day one of those turds will eventually stick.

[mav1234]

27 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

It was a single source quoted in the article so I highly doubt the veracity of those claims.

I genuinely don't think he had any meaningful self reflection nor did he learn anything important.

His "self reflection" was probably basically, "I shouldn't have hired that dumbass coach."

That is about as deep as it gets.

Until he gets the fug out of football operations, it doesn't matter how much reflecting he does... 

[PootieNunu]

Fitt still being employed while Tepper is holding himself accountable sounds like a recipe for disaster. 

[scpanther22]

I too have worked in PR lol

[LinvilleGorge]

1 hour ago, kungfoodude said:

It was a single source quoted in the article so I highly doubt the veracity of those claims.

I genuinely don't think he had any meaningful self reflection nor did he learn anything important.

His "self reflection" was probably basically, "I shouldn't have hired that dumbass coach."

That is about as deep as it gets.

Oh, I agree. I think it's highly likely he thinks he's just making mistakes while learning the ropes and he'll eventually figure it out. Meanwhile, everything seems to be just getting progressively worse.

[Tr3ach]

2 hours ago, Hoenheim said:

Just a fluff peice 

She was also half of the hunger games article.  I see no reason to think she would just make a fluff piece.

[BIGH2001]

He just had 5,000 people show up to one of his games and has been the joke of every national football show since he fired Reich. If this doesn’t prompt change with him I don’t think anything ever will. 

[DeSim]

I’ll see it when I believe it

[kungfoodude]

10 minutes ago, BIGH2001 said:

He just had 5,000 people show up to one of his games and has been the joke of every national football show since he fired Reich. If this doesn’t prompt change with him I don’t think anything ever will. 

Oh I don't think it was her.

Her source was probably from the original article and got figured out. Now they are doing damage control.

[KSpan]

[onmyown]

If this was true, he would be hiring help.but because it’s not, he won’t.

Not that it’s matter to be honest, anyone he hires he’ll override. And this this place is seen as a money grab.