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Tepper's Decision Making Continues to Spiral Down

RumHam

By RumHam,
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Move the Panthers to Raleigh Grand Master

Move the Panthers to Raleigh

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1 hour ago, billionairemonk said:

patience of a fruit fly.  people at this level think in decades, not weeks.  relax

We’ve seen nearly a decade of Hurney’s work. I’ve been patient enough during his tenure here. I don’t see how Hurney contributes to long term success. Especially when it comes to drafting.

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joemac Grand Master

joemac

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12 hours ago, RumHam said:

If hes truly trying to poach the patriots staff or anyone that was associated and also focusing on offense, this year doesn't seem like one to go by. Pats offensive is awful. Also being interested in the bills OC? They literally can't score.

As for GM, nobody whos brought in as long as hurney is retained, would the hired GM even have a say? Would he just structure the contracts while hurney still makes personnel decisions? If we sign someone with no experience, we will know.

Tepper wants to make money and show off. Soccer sucks. Mls teams are trendy and cheap cash ins.

350 million dollars is a cheap cash-in?

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Sgt Schultz

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12 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I'm not going to panic until hires are actually made.

I fully reserve the right to go into full on five alarm panic mode at that point though.

Exactly, patience, Grasshappa.

We didn't get into this position overnight.  It took years of underwhelming game strategy, chasing our tails in building rosters, neglecting certain positions, and hiring friends or at least people who were not going to be a threat.  In a word, complacency.  He wasn't going to fix that overnight.  I'm just hoping we are seeing the first signs that the cure is on the way.

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