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PP, I think it was wishful thinking on Prez's question.

 

David Tepper, owner of the Carolina Panthers: In 2014, Epstein described meeting Tepper, who he called “very smart and funny.” Tepper made his billions in the hedge fund world and bought the Panthers in 2018, the year before Epstein’s death.

 

I stand corrected.

 

The Browns are interviewing Daniel Stern for a staff position. Being the fucking Browns, I had to legitimately check and make sure it wasn't the Home Alone and City Slickers actor.

 

Not certain about the rest of you guys, but my zeal to watch the Super Bowl this year is at an all time low.

Hoping Darnold pulls it out, but honestly, not sure I will watch it, certain I won't watch it all.

 

I will watch it because it's football, but I'm sick of the Patriots and tired of the Seahawks. And I really doubt I will be paying any attention at all to the halftime show, as it doesn't interest me at all. I guess that makes me a racist somehow, but I don't really care.

 

Of all teams to get a great qb, why does it have to be the Patriots?
Darnold has all the appeal of a used tampon.

 

The halftime was always dumb and annoying.

 

Tom Pelissero: The Steelers are expected to hire Danny Crossman as their special teams coordinator, per source.

Crossman, 59, has over two decades of NFL experience, most recently with the Dolphins. A key hire for Mike McCarthy.

 

I guess I'm the only person who found the 'Zona job appealing. The owner is retarded, but he doesn't really meddle in football ops and that roster is closer to 8-9 than 3-14. The smaller market is also a plus to me. I wouldn't want to deal with big market bullshit in this era.