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Canales and Morgan to report to Tepper

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Jmac Grand Master

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Joe Person writes that both men will report to Tepper. So the same shitt is going to happen again. Never ending circle with this guy.

He can't just sit back and let the coaches do the job. Jerry Jones 2.0 type shitt. Tepper has to have his thumb on the scale or he is not happy.

Any hope I had of things changing have flown out the window. Canales is just the guy he wanted because he can force his will on him.

Morgan not so much, but I am sure he found ways that he could influence him also.

Dis-heartening to say the least. SOS with this guy.

Hope it is not the way this will play out.

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I get it. We will all assume that Tepper will continue to be way too hands on which could have the same results as before…..but logically this is the exact same wording used for the other coaching hires. All coaches/gm’s report directly to the owner. The one glimmer of hope that I have it that this seems to be a Morgan hire, and I hope Tepper will start backing off and allowing them to run the operations of the team. We are all pisee off at how terrible this team has been, but just like the Novel “message to Tepper” post from yesterday, this seems to be reaching for something to be mad about. 

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I got bad news, it happens in a lot of teams.

The big kicker is if Tepper doesn't give his phone number out to assistants, doesn't call weekly meetings to hold the coach over the fire, if he's not suggesting personnel decisions, and just being the biggest fan/dork.  If he can just be the biggest and richest fan, who gets a few times to talk to the guys in charge, that will be a major improvement.

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