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Seems Richardson is prepping this team to sell it.


Highlandfire

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I agree this is horrible speculation. However...it does make me think of who is the heir apparent now the sons are out of the "family business" and Jerry ain't getting any younger...not to mention the recent heart transplant.

Does anyone know the answer in case, Lord forbid, an "emergency" situation would arise?

The sons are still part of the membership group. I remember reading it in many articles when it happened. Here is just one.

http://www.news-record.com/content/2009/09/01/article/sons_of_panthers_owner_resign_from_organization

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I don't think its all that far fetched. Selling the team is unlikely although possible. That does not mean the team would be moved though. Most teams who change owners stay put.

Exactly. I didn't say the team was going anywhere, but these are pretty good signs the Owner may be prepping for a sale.

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JR deserves do see his team win the SB at least once before he kicks the bucket. This team needs something to fight for. We should find some kid with cancer and get them to tell Grant a Wish that he wants the Panthers to win a Super Bowl for his wish.

Not really, as that is extremely fuged up. But what if? What if they suddenly had something to fight for? They've got more than enough talent to win a SB, but if they also had something to push that extra 10% more for, maybe they could finally get over the hump and win us one.

Just something to think about.

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JR deserves do see his team win the SB at least once before he kicks the bucket. This team needs something to fight for. We should find some kid with cancer and get them to tell Grant a Wish that he wants the Panthers to win a Super Bowl for his wish.

Not really, as that is extremely f**ked up. But what if? What if they suddenly had something to fight for? They've got more than enough talent to win a SB, but if they also had something to push that extra 10% more for, maybe they could finally get over the hump and win us one.

Just something to think about.

To win a SB we need to; re-sign TD and Pep, lock up any other players who need a contract extension, let there be a fair QB starting spot competition during TC, Sign a #2 WR, umm lets see, what else?.....

Nah I hear ya man, I would love to see us win a Super Bowl!

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Sons are gone, Not extending coaches contracts, not tagging or extending anymore big contracts this offseason.... sure looks like a sale prep to me.
Weak sauce evidence.

Why would Richardson, at this point in his life, be more concerned about money, than the franchise that he fought to bring in to the NFL that he respects more than most fans.

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