With owner Jerry Richardson not in attendance and former president Danny Morrison no longer with the team, the Carolina Panthers have been represented this week at the NFL owners meetings by a six-member executive team.
The same six people will continue leading the business side of the organization when they return home, too.
The Panthers are expected to operate with the by-committee approach rather than replace Morrison, who left abruptly in February to pursue opportunities at the college level following an eight-year stint with the club.
Team officials told the Observer earlier this month they were not in a hurry to find a successor for Morrison, but they have since decided not to hire a team president at this time.