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I Think We Are Getting Back In The Good Graces of The NFL


Butterflyj30
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There's a ton to be excited for. A lot of us are hesitant, but it's hard to ignore the enthusiasm around the team the last month. Yes, we had a setback vs Dallas, but 4 competitive games against bubble / playoff teams is a good indication for what had been a perennial loser like us.

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At the end of the day, Tepper is great for the NFL. One of the richest people in the world owning a franchise. If he keeps not meddling like this season he could end up a good owner. Just a shut up and sign the check guy. 
 

I think Bryce and XL are both extremely likable and easy to market 

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Just now, jb2288 said:

At the end of the day, Tepper is great for the NFL. One of the richest people in the world owning a franchise. If he keeps not meddling like this season he could end up a good owner. Just a shut up and sign the check guy. 
 

I think Bryce and XL are both extremely likable and easy to market 

So is chuba.

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