What if Roger buys the Panthers?

[Ranching]

Would you become a fan of Carolina if Roger Staubach would buy an NFL team. He is probably the only ex player that has the means and stroke to do it. Just fun to talk about.

I would! Roger is an American hero in my eyes.

 

[Jake]

Would you become a fan of Carolina if Roger Staubach would buy an NFL team. He is probably the only ex player that has the means and stroke to do it. Just fun to talk about.

I would! Roger is an American hero in my eyes.

Roger is a primary reason I'm a Cowboys fan, along with Landry. I doubt he'll buy a team at this point in his life, but I'd definitely support him.

 

[cowboy_ron]

Roger has too many business interests in Dallas to uproot and move off at this stage of his life......now if he were to put an investment group together to buy the Cowboys from Jerry I'd be 100% in favor of that.

 

[Hardline]

As much as I love and respect Roger, I still wouldn't become a Panthers fan.

 

[csirl]

When I saw this thread title I thought it was about Roger Goodell! With his salary he could probably buy a substantial stake in a team.

 

[Motown12]

Roger is a primary reason I'm a Cowboys fan, along with Landry. I doubt he'll buy a team at this point in his life, but I'd definitely support him.

Roger is also the reason I became a Cowboys fan at 5 years old. A living legend. But I can't root for the Panthers because of the 96 playoff game where some fans wore prison inmate uniforms mocking M. Irvin and E. Williams for charges that turned out to be totally bogus.

 

[PA Cowboy Fan]

As much as I love and respect Roger, I still wouldn't become a Panthers fan.

Easier for me since I grew up in NC. lol

 

[65fastback2plus2]

his net worth is $600 million...so he's a good bit short to buy a team. He'd need additional investors to form a group.

 

[Risen Star]

LOL

Player worship.

 

[Direwolf63]

Roger has too many business interests in Dallas to uproot and move off at this stage of his life......now if he were to put an investment group together to buy the Cowboys from Jerry I'd be 100% in favor of that.

The celebration I would have if this happened would be unprecedented.

 

[jaybird]

Roger is a primary reason I'm a Cowboys fan, along with Landry. I doubt he'll buy a team at this point in his life, but I'd definitely support him.

And I would move to NC-just saying

 

[StarBoyz83]

He has that kind of money?

 

[sean10mm]

He has that kind of money?

I don't know the exact number, but Staubach is insanely rich from investing in real estate. He sold his real estate company for like $600+ million in 2008.

 

[DFWJC]

He has that kind of money?

He's very wealthy, but no, he is not a billionaire.

 

[csirl]

Rogers a great example of someone who used the money from football - which was a lot more modest when he played - wisely to build a solid future for himself and future generations of his family. The polar opposite to some modern era players who waste money on short lived thrills.

 

[Aven8]

Roger is the richest football player in NFL history.

 

[Aven8]

Rogers a great example of someone who used the money from football - which was a lot more modest when he played - wisely to build a solid future for himself and future generations of his family. The polar opposite to some modern era players who waste money on short lived thrills.

Don't forget he's pretty damn sharp as well going to the Naval Academy. They don't go for dummies!

 

[Longboysfan]

He has that kind of money?

More than that from other investments.

 

[Risen Star]

He's very wealthy, but no, he is not a billionaire.

Not many people on the planet can buy an NFL team solo.

 

[YosemiteSam]

Would you become a fan of Carolina if Roger Staubach would buy an NFL team. He is probably the only ex player that has the means and stroke to do it. Just fun to talk about.

I would! Roger is an American hero in my eyes.

Roger is a smart investor. He would know better to invest in the NFL today.

Never by high, otherwise you end up selling low.

Jerry got it right, now he should take his profits and walk.