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How to bid for the NFL's biggest prize: Team ownership of Carolina Panthers

The next owner of the Panthers will have to be incredibly wealthy

Carolina Panthers’s Greg Olsen (left) against New Orleans Saints defensive back Rafael Bush during the  NFC Wild Card playoff football game. Reuters
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Carolina Panthers’s Greg Olsen (left) against New Orleans Saints defensive back Rafael Bush during the NFC Wild Card playoff football game. Reuters

Paul Sullivan | NYT
After the last down is played and a new Super Bowl champion hoists the Lombardi Trophy on Sunday, the focus of the National Football League will turn to another prize: the sale of one of its 32 teams. The winning bidder will pay a huge sum for a property that is as close to a guarantee of fame and fortune as there can be.

Jerry Richardson, a former professional football player who made his fortune in the food service business, is putting the Carolina Panthers up for sale after the season ends. He has owned the team since 1993, when the

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