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https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/panthers-v-p-of-player-personnel-adrian-wilson-part-ways

Adrian Wilson is on the move.

The Panthers V.P. of player personnel quietly has left the team. The change first came to our attention because someone noticed that he no longer appears on the team’s web site.

The Panthers have confirmed that Wilson no longer works for the organization.

“Adrian Wilson will not continue in his position as Vice President of Player Personnel for the Carolina Panthers,” a team spokesperson told PFT on Sunday morning. “Consistent with our organizational policy on employee matters, we will have no further comment.”

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How they did it was weird but also normal here now unfortunately. Just announce it like any other move.

They why is unknown but given the standard dysfunction it's probably just signs of this crew doing more of the usual stuff. 

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Just now, Waldo said:

How they did it was weird but also normal here now unfortunately. Just announce it like any other move.

They why is unknown but given the standard dysfunction it's probably just signs of this crew doing more of the usual stuff. 

we are so fuged with the teppers

 

there are articles from just a year ago saying how we stole Wilson from the cards

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I don't even know if he got fired. There's a good chance that like a lot of other people in high positions he thought he could come into a dysfunctional environment and right the shop but a year in he realized this poo is hopeless so it's time to bail. Tepper's Panthers just suck at everything, PR being among them. It seems like they really thought that they could part ways with the V.P. of Player Development and maybe just no one will notice. LOL

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1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I don't even know if he got fired. There's a good chance that like a lot of other people in high positions he thought he could come into a dysfunctional environment and right the shop but a year in he realized this poo is hopeless so it's time to bail. Tepper's Panthers just suck at everything, PR being among them. It seems like they really thought that they could part ways with the V.P. of Player Development and maybe just no one will notice. LOL

I would assume so.  If he got another job, I would expect to hear about that.  If he stepped down I would think there would be an article about how he resigned and wants to go fishing or whatever.  This seems like a firing and they're hoping nobody would notice.

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