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Jerry Richardson is everyone's new favorite boss. 
  
 From interns to executives, the Panthers owner is taking every full-time employee and a guest of their choice to Super Bowl 50 on Feb. 7 when Carolina plays Denver in San Francisco, Panthers president Danny Morrison revealed Monday. 
  
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 .@Panthers president Danny Morrison said team owner Jerry Richardson is taking every employee from interns up to Super Bowl 50 @SiriusXMNNFL — Alex Marvez (@alexmarvez) January 26, 2016 
  
 According to The Washington Post, Richardson also footed the bill for more than 550 employees and their guests to go to Houston in 2004 to watch the Panthers play the Patriots in Super Bowl XXXVIII. He provided airline tickets, hotel rooms, access to team parties, a trip to NASA and tickets to the game against New England. 
  
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 The Panthers finished the regular season with an NFL-best record of 15-1 before defeating Seattle and Arizona to win the NFC championship and advance to Super Bowl 50. 
  
 Clearly, Richardson wants karma on his side when the Panthers attempt to hoist the Lombardi Trophy for the first time in franchise history. ||||| Carolina Panthers owner/founder Jerry Richardson will pay the way for all staff members and interns to travel to the Bay Area for his team’s second Super Bowl appearance. 
  
 Richardson did the same thing in 2004 when the Panthers went to Super Bowl XXXVIII in Houston. 
  
 “Mr. Richardson understands that this memorable season would not have been possible without harmony and a complete team effort,” team president Danny Morrison said in a statement to the Observer. “This is not unprecedented as he also provided an opportunity for the Panthers staff to travel to the 2004 Super Bowl in Houston, Texas. It’s an incredibly gracious gift.” 
  
 A Panthers spokesman declined to comment on the details of the gift and whether it included hotel accommodations or other expenses. 
  
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From interns to executives, every member of the Carolina Panthers staff will be going to the Super Bowl thanks to the generosity of team owner Jerry Richardson, the Charlotte Observer reports. Per Sporting News, Richardson will pay for every full-time employee and one guest to travel to the San Francisco Bay Area for the Feb. 7 matchup between his team and the Denver Broncos. "Mr. Richardson understands that this memorable season would not have been possible without harmony and a complete team effort," Danny Morrison, the team's president, tells the Observer. "This is not unprecedented, as he also provided an opportunity for the Panthers staff to travel to the 2004 Super Bowl in Houston, Texas," he continues. "It's an incredibly gracious gift." No word on whether the freebie trip will include hotel accommodations or any other expenses, the Observer notes. (Hopefully people are coming around to the idea of a Coldplay halftime show.)