the Fox apology

Actually, I think we probably would have won, but we'll never know for sure.

 

I think we might be the best rushing reverse team in the league, but we brutally suck at any passing gadget. Foster actually has two incomplete passes, if my memory serves me, and both should have been picked.

I don't know what the coaches see in DeShaun to inspire an HB pass.

 

I think Jon's involvement with the day to day operations of the team is overstated. He is not listed on the website as part of the staff. He is not listed on Hoover's or other similar business analysis sites as part of the ownership team of the Panthers. He is President of the Carolinas Stadium Corp only. So if you want some hotdogs or new jerseys, he is the man to see. Everything else goes to Jerry and Mark and eventually Mark only.

 

I do. They're not as high risk as throwing with someone other than a QB, but they still have risk.

 

I don't see where anyone stated Jon was involved with the team itself at this time [/collin].

What I'm talking about is that when JR passes, Mark will still be President but they will both be owners, you assume. So not only will you have some crappy decisions by Mark himself, but you'll also have decisions being made in compromise to another owner.

 

it's all about being held accountable...

of course if it came to what you're implying, i believe we'll see the players stand behind Fox and get his back...opposite of what Seifert had happen

 

Do Mark and Jon not get along, or are you just presuming 2 are less decisive than 1?

 

presuming both this and relative ineptitiude. Might not be terribly fair on my end to do so, but in both this realm and in business in general, I've seen a lot of sons screw up a lot of stuff, and when you double it, it can get worse awful quick.