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a linebacker who played the run well sure could be of real use to this team right now but a few losses were worth it I guess so that the Panthers could look culturally acceptable to the right people. I wonder if they’ll dole out championship trophies based on vaccination percentages at seasons end.

this is the correct way of thinking. ultimately it will come down to a question of positional value. You aren’t going to spend a 1st round pick on interior linemen, and you have one OT already. So it’s a simple debate of QB or OT and which matters more. Id love Cam to catch lightning in a bottle and play them out of range of a QB, I really would, (provided he remained good going forward) but right now it doesn’t seem to be trending that way.

the odds of this experiment where you transplant a collegiate staff almost in it’s entirety to the nfl, and it pans out, was always infinitesimally small then you give that HC executive personnel control? People can yammer about his contract and nfl norms as much as they like-there was never a real chance this was going to work out, especially in this power structure. Pretty funny for a team talking so much about analytics to make such a low percentage play. Edit: tepper desperately wanted to be the guy who thought outside the box, defied the norms, and introduced a new way of thinking to the league, it was just as important to him as finding a qualified candidate.

there’s no such thing as “overdrafted” QBs they are either 1st round talents or they are not. there will be 1st round talents.

Stupid people will criticize QB prospects who inevitably become pro bowl QBs because they don’t know what they’re looking at

you don’t double down on a mistake just because you’re upset about how it turned out the usual crowd of huddlers will spend the offseason nitpicking every QB prospect and clamoring for the “safest prospect available” and then a number of those QBs they criticized for not being a gEnErATIonAL talent will inevitably become good players

thanks generic username 74D-3B12# I’ll take it into consideration

lol rhule passed up drafting a franchise QB because he wanted Sam darnold

I had barely watched a down of Panthers football this season before Cam got here and will go right back to it if he doesn’t there’s nobody else on this lazy, apathetic team with it’s nepotism built coaching staff that I care to pull for

the team looks apathetic, to say nothing of sloppy. they were still alive for the playoffs, but they just didn’t care. Have guys like Jackson making business decisions thinking about how they’re gonna cash in.

jackson wants to be paid like a top 5 cb lol

they’ve done nothing but throw inside the hashes all day and we’re still giving up inside leverage

I still don’t understand why we cut charlton all this moron does is boot it into the endzone every single time without fail

3rd and 1 on a must have drive and you line Cam up under center with mccaffery on the sideline and you run some ridiculous horizontal run

why do we invest in all these corners if we’re just gonna keep playing Keith Taylor

it is demonstrably a poor coaching issue. Rhule is going to have to go through and clean house on a lot of his guys and I’m not sure he’s willing to.

WR coach had one season of nfl experience before he got here. He was a Baylor guy. Moore has plateaued, Anderson isn’t contributing, Marshall hasn’t contributed.

I feel like only John fox would consider lining up kris mangum tight as “quads”

And I’m telling you that being a quality control guy for the dolphins 10 years ago is not what I’m branding as experience. your definition of “long nfl tenure” is broken, the length of a playing career does not constitute as long in the coaching world and your entire foundation is compromised when you lied about how many coaches have nfl experience by trying to cite their presence here last year as qualifying as “nfl experience”

that’s great but there’s a whole lot of other guys on the staff by my count there are only two guys with more than a decade of league experience, most don’t even come close. If there’s any position group Rhule is qualified to immerse himself and offer a hand coaching, it would be the OL. The staff doesn’t have a a broad pool of knowledge to draw from. Where is the guy who knows other coaches inside and out simply because he’s been in the league so long that he’s been on rosters with most of them? That’s stuff that rhule and staff have to waste time studying tape on when other staffs have guys who simply know opposition coaches instinctively. edit: make that 3. to your other point, I don’t care if so and so was an area scout for the browns in 2017 before descending down to the collegiate game, which is what much of the “nfl experience” you’re referring to is. the nfl is an oligarchy, this team is devoid of any longstanding coaches who offer up any in-depth familiarity with opposing names edit 2: secondly I see there are names you’ve forgotten. Being here last year doesn’t count as nfl experience, obviously my comment had nothing to do with rookie coaches on the roster, that completely misses the point

Many of those positional coaches are second year guys out of Baylor with no nfl experience

#6 Mims

that’s great, there are lots of threads on those things

my hilt is pretty hard to conceal tbh

I’ve thought when I’ve seen people complain throughout the season that it was an attempt by the team to force the fans to take the baton and do it on their own accord, but they definitely fill in the missing air time with rubbish which makes it impossible really have no idea what they are thinking now