Best Owner in the League

[Floppin]

Why doesn't JR have long to live?

The average life expectancy after a transplant is 15 years. Some live much longer than that, some shorter. The shorter is usually because of certain risks associated with transplants, such as organ rejection and vascular diseases stemming from the transplant.

The longest a person has ever lived after a transplant is 30 years.

[Happy Panther]

So why doesn't he have long to live?

[Mother Grabber]

At least Jerry Jones has the stones to apologize to his fans for putting poo out on the field:

http://sports.espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/news/story?id=5750167

[Floppin]

So why doesn't he have long to live?

My point was that people don't know what they are talking about. While there is a chance that he might not live but a few years. The odds are that he will be with us for a good while.

[Kevin Greene]

Best Owner in the League .

Robert Kraft without a doubt.

[Baschski]

At least Jerry Jones has the stones to apologize to his fans for putting poo out on the field:

http://sports.espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/news/story?id=5750167

Write a letter and ask him to call you. He'll apologize over the phone.

[Baschski]

Worst case scenario is hitting JR right now. I don't really know what he can possibly say to appease the majority of the fanbase in the offseason...

I'm not interested in what he says. His actions will speak a lot louder. His choice of head coach, his decisions regarding the rest of the staff, free agency, contracts, etc. will all be very telling.

[Kevin Greene]

History of success? Exactly what is this success of whence thou speaketh?

[Carolinator]

Atleast he brought us a franchise to the Carolinas......

[Debil]

At least Jerry Jones has the stones to apologize to his fans for putting poo out on the field:

http://sports.espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/news/story?id=5750167

I wondered why JR didn't do that as well at first. But then I thought, what good would it do but to further undercut John Fox and demoralize the team more than it is now.

Wouldn't be surprised to hear a statement from JR soon after our last game of the season - much like he did when he let Seifert go

[Mr. Scot]

Money and winning go hand in hand.

Jerry Jones and Dan Snyder beg to differ.

(or I do, citing their examples)

I don't think JR cares about NOW as much as people think. The Carolina Panthers are his child, he's doing what's best for his child's future. Even if he doesn't live to see it.

I just try to think about all the glorious cap room we'll have next season.

Sadly, there's a fairly significant portion of the fanbase that can't see past next week.

[SorthNarolina]

Jerry Jones and Dan Snyder beg to differ.

(or I do, citing their examples)

Sadly, there's a fairly significant portion of the fanbase that can't see past next week.

playing the rams really helped for perspective. I would bet those 3 years were probably the worst run in NFL history, 6-42. It can and will get better, just gotta roll with the punches.

[Razeyfingers]

The average life expectancy after a transplant is 15 years. Some live much longer than that, some shorter. The shorter is usually because of certain risks associated with transplants, such as organ rejection and vascular diseases stemming from the transplant.

The longest a person has ever lived after a transplant is 30 years.

Uhm Ive asked 3 different doctors about this and Im not saying they are the end all final word on the subject but they say that a heart transplant for someone like JR and he has 3 to 5 years to go, thats about it. He was an athlete so I dont know if that will matter in the end but suffice to say that he isnt gonna hit the 15 year mark. Those stats like most others are distorted by other variables as I am to understand it.

[Debil]

Well, it's not like he's already in his 70's, or anything either.