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Mr Tepper who should I draft?


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Looked for a Tepper thread to ask this. Did people know that when Ben Navarro was still in play to buy the team, he asked John Lynch to run things for him? 

Listening to a Lynch interview he makes the claim (really bored, but hey, I never hear that one).

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35 minutes ago, strato said:

Looked for a Tepper thread to ask this. Did people know that when Ben Navarro was still in play to buy the team, he asked John Lynch to run things for him? 

Listening to a Lynch interview he makes the claim (really bored, but hey, I never hear that one).

I would take it over this clown show! The fluff is not working on me this offseason, didn't the last two either. You can tell a shitty boss has and is still meddling and micromanaging, but it's a business where he makes profit whether he puts out a good product or not so we're kinda fuged as fans

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1 hour ago, strato said:

Looked for a Tepper thread to ask this. Did people know that when Ben Navarro was still in play to buy the team, he asked John Lynch to run things for him? 

Listening to a Lynch interview he makes the claim (really bored, but hey, I never hear that one).

Kind of odd. He was already GM of the 49ers and just going in to his second season when the sale was unfolding.

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On 4/27/2024 at 1:03 PM, Shocker said:

IMO…it is infuriating that he and Nicole are even in that room.  Tepper is such an ego maniac. 

Owners in the war room is very common if not normal practice. Blank was in his, Hamp, Kraft, and even Hunt was there for the Chiefs. I’m trying to find an owner NOT in their teams war room… 

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11 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

Owners in the war room is very common if not normal practice. Blank was in his, Hamp, Kraft, and even Hunt was there for the Chiefs. I’m trying to find an owner NOT in their teams war room… 

It is common overall certainly.

But. None of those owners you listed own a team that they have been heavily involved in behind the scenes that currently holds the worst win percentage in all of professional sports. Also none of them that I know of make it a point to stop in local places in the city the team is based multiple times to directly address any vague criticisms.

All this after an impromptu one on one interview where Nicole praised the best thing they've experienced with the Panthers is selling concert tickets.

They bring this stuff on themselves. Optics wise it would be smart to just fall back and let the team president be the face.

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27 minutes ago, frankw said:

It is common overall certainly.

But. None of those owners you listed own a team that they have been heavily involved in behind the scenes that currently holds the worst win percentage in all of professional sports. Also none of them that I know of make it a point to stop in local places in the city the team is based multiple times to directly address any vague criticisms.

All this after an impromptu one on one interview where Nicole praised the best thing they've experienced with the Panthers is selling concert tickets.

They bring this stuff on themselves. Optics wise it would be smart to just fall back and let the team president be the face.

Nah people are just reaching now. Following a normal approach as most owners do is nothing to get upset about. The best part is most of the videos I’ve seen have been Morgan talking with Tillis which is what you want. There is plenty to get frustrated with him and her about without overreacting to something nearly all owners do. 

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On 4/27/2024 at 9:01 AM, Panthers Fan 69 said:

Trade back trade back. Trade back. Who else feel like this draft had Tepper and his wife all over it?  Dan Morgan “this is who I would like to draft, but Mr Tepper, what do you want to do”. It just feels the same as every other year. Went with an injury prone RB but thought it wasn’t ok to go with an injury prone LB that is a stud.  Draft gets a solid C so far.  

Can you list his injuries that make him injury prone? All I can find is the ACL injury last November. What are the other injuries that make him injury prone?

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7 hours ago, strato said:

Looked for a Tepper thread to ask this. Did people know that when Ben Navarro was still in play to buy the team, he asked John Lynch to run things for him? 

Listening to a Lynch interview he makes the claim (really bored, but hey, I never hear that one).

Ben Navarro was never seriously in play to buy the team for numerous reasons

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1 hour ago, ForJimmy said:

Owners in the war room is very common if not normal practice. Blank was in his, Hamp, Kraft, and even Hunt was there for the Chiefs. I’m trying to find an owner NOT in their teams war room… 

are other owners wifes callilng other gms about trades?  are they going to pro days?

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2 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

are other owners wifes callilng other gms about trades?  are they going to pro days?

I’m talking about the war room and draft we just witnessed. Sitting in a war room is normal behavior and nothing to get upset about. Bringing up past issues which I already mentioned are fair game doesn’t really change the point. 

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7 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

I’m talking about the war room and draft we just witnessed. Sitting in a war room is normal behavior and nothing to get upset about. Bringing up past issues which I already mentioned are fair game doesn’t really change the point. 

I mean sorta, the are widely known as meddling owners, tepper came out during the hirings that he was going to step away and let football people do there thing.  So it would be more encouraging on that regard if they simply werent in the room even if it was for optics alone.  Take the year off.  Get out of sight.  Especially considering his behavior the day prior

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