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Lol @ those suggesting misogyny Are we supposed to just ignore that we know nothing about our owner who is taking a more prominent role every day? I would have the same concerns if she was a man which she very well could have been at some point in her life. There’s really no way of knowing

Anyone know where she's from, what year she was born, what school / college she attended? The entire person is a complete mystery before she married Tepper. Not a conspiracy theorist but just saying...

Nobody wants everything about them on the internet. But not knowing the basics is kind of weird.

Benign comment to question my motives for opening a thread about it. sure

No way she's in her 60s

Yes - people who have things to hide

She's taken a prominent role as an owner, it was a casual google to get a sense of who she is as a person. It wasn't even malicious, I generally don't even post much about her. Why are you so triggered, are you on her payroll?

Why would you need to wipe your history clean if you're a regular person? Ridiculous

Who is Nicole Tepper? I googled her for the first time to try to find out her background and she's been almost wiped clean digitally. It is amazing to me that we don't even know her date or place of birth, where she went to school. There's almost no information about her prior to her marriage to David Tepper? Here's what I was able to find, does anyone else find this disturbing? WTF Full Name: Nicole Bronish Tepper Date of Birth: N/A Age: N/A Gender: Female Place of Birth: Unknown Nationality: American Previous jobs: N/A Education: N/A Parents: Unknown Siblings: Unknown Spouse: David Tepper Stepchildren: Brian Tepper, Casey Tepper, Randi Tepper Children: None Relationship Status: Married

Coleman will be a good possession receiver but won't stretch the field vertically

Based on player surveys - make of it what you will. Reich ranked in the middle of the pack, while Rivera was second worst. 1. Andy Reid, Chiefs 2. Kevin O'Connell, Vikings 3. Dan Campbell, Lions 4. Sean McVay, Rams 5. Mike Tomlin, Steelers 6. Nick Sirianni, Eagles 7. Kyle Shanahan, 49ers 8. Mike McDaniel, Dolphins 9. Mike McCarthy, Cowboys 10. Zac Taylor, Bengals 11. Pete Carroll, Seahawks 12. Sean McDermott, Bills 13. Brian Daboll, Giants 14. DeMeco Ryans, Texans 15. Jonathan Gannon, Cardinals 16. Frank Reich, Panthers 17. Sean Payton, Broncos 18. Shane Steichen, Colts 19. Doug Pederson, Jaguars 20. John Harbaugh, Ravens 21. Matt LaFleur, Packers 22. Mike Vrabel, Titans 23. Brandon Staley, Chargers 24. Robert Saleh, Jets 25. Matt Eberflus, Bears 26. Todd Bowles, Buccaneers 27. Bill Belichick, Patriots 28. Kevin Stefanski, Browns 29. Dennis Allen, Saints 30. Arthur Smith, Falcons 31. Ron Rivera, Commanders 32. Josh McDaniels, Raiders https://footballscoop.com/news/nflpa-releases-annual-franchise-coaches-report-card-nfl-players-association-andy-reid-clark-hunt

He's got to hit on both fronts - Get the right culture installed with him and Canales - Get the right players, not just for the culture, but talent, development. This is the NFL, it's ultimately about the X's and O's

I agree, I don't think he has a choice at this time. Just saying, the expectations have been reset from a "force multiplier" to a "game manager". Let's hope he can be as good as Purdy I guess

So he wants him to be 1/11, that's the very definition of a game manager QB. Hardly worth a 1st round pick, let alone what we gave up to get him. But it is what it is, at the very least give him a year to see if he can show any promise, if not, make sure you get it right in 2026 draft.

Let's pump the brakes, he won't have Andy Reid or Kelce for another 10 years. Not to say that Mahomes can't win without them, but to be able to win multiple superbowls you need continuity in both coaching and talent around you like Brady had.

Rodgers didn't do this in playoffs. Tom Brady is still the best based on doing it for two decades but Mahomes will unseat him if he continues for another 6 or 7 years.

Purdy is a system QB and is really good in that system. But he's not a QB who can improvise a lot or take over a game like Mahomes or other elite QBs.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/harrison-butker-sets-all-time-super-bowl-record-with-nine-total-field-goals-made And of course, he's not setting SuperBowl records The rising tide lifts all boats. Kickers, too. Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker, who has now played in four Super Bowls, set the all-time career Super Bowl record last night with nine field goals. He added four in the 25-22 overtime win over the 49ers. Three of his field goals on Sunday were shorter than extra points — 28, 24, and 29. He added a Super Bowl-record 57-yarder, breaking the brand-new record set earlier in the game by 49ers kicker Jake Moody, from 56. (Moody, by the way, became the first kicker to hit two field goals in the same game from 50 or more yards away.) Butker also tied the record for most field goals made in a single Super Bowl, and for the most attempted in a career, with 10. There was a moment when Butker arguably was on the radar screen for potential MVP consideration. If he’d finished with five field goals, including both the one to force overtime and possibly a long one to win the game, who knows? Regardless, he’s in the record books, both for what he was able to do in the game and because he’s on a team that has played in four Super Bowls in five years.

Used car salesman lied again - shocking!

Stroud has matured amazingly from the pre draft interviews for now. He's already a pro's pro, will continue to ascend. I hope he's right about Bryce, but not sure he has the physical tools to match the desire

Money

It seems like Bengals will tag him but if he becomes unrestricted FA, would you be willing to give him #1 WR $$$? 4. WR TEE HIGGINS, CINCINNATI BENGALS Potential landing spot(s): Carolina Panthers, Jacksonville Jaguars, New England Patriots It’s no secret the Carolina Panthers desperately need wide receiver help, and Tee Higgins played his college ball at Clemson, so it would be a return to the area. Jacksonville has a good slot receiver in Christian Kirk, and even if the Jaguars did retain Calvin Ridley, he profiles as more of a move/Z-receiver at this stage of his career. Higgins brings the big-bodied X-receiver skill set to town, unlocking more deep passing for Trevor Lawrence and a big, reliable target down in the red zone where Jacksonville struggled mightily in 2023. Higgins played with Lawrence for two seasons at Clemson, so why not get the duo back together? The Patriots need more wide receiver help than any team in the NFL, so they should be in on every name. New England is flush with cap space and could use the No. 3 overall pick on a quarterback. Putting that quarterback in a similar position as Mac Jones — lacking legitimate wide receiver talent — would be a bad idea. https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-2024-nfl-free-agency-potential-landing-spots-for-top-quarterbacks-and-wide-receivers

So when do we get confirmation that he’s staying?

Which is why having Jim Caldwell would be good for him

He seems more genuine than used car salesman Rhule and more energetic than sleepy Reich. That’s already an upgrade lol