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Which Richardson?

davos

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Given the big guys current medical conditions, do you think Mark is starting to become the top decision maker? You would need a real insider to know this type of info for sure, but something is telling me Mark is beginning to have more influence than in the past.

I may and probably am dead wrong but could all of these changes be a sign of a move at the very top?

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They talked about this on PTI the other day. How the sons take over the team from the Father. And how the team becomes a better team, because the son wants to prove he can do a good job. They didn't bring up the Richardsons, but hopefully in future conversations about this... they will.

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I really don't know much about Mark, he good?

I saw an interview w/ him and he was saying how Jerry doesn't watch the games w/ him....Mark curses too much :dita:

But he was saying he watches the games in his own box and emphasized how he lives and dies Carolina Panthers football...from play to play...he seemed like he would be a very passionate, expressive, owner....which wouldn't be a bad thing one bit.

I like the guy a lot.

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