SmokinwithWilly

Everyone wants BY to succeed. Far to say most are worried that he's played the worst of the 3 top QBs, all with new coaches and new systems. Also probably fair to say Fitts evaluation of picks and trades/no trades is suspect to say the least and our 200 years of NFL experience has resulted thus far in a offense that looks behind Matt Rhule's. Winning fixes a lot, but we ain't winning and unless poo changes soon, it's gonna be a while.

With Kupp seeing a hamstring specialist and no telling how long Staffords arm is going to hold, there's a chance they end up getting to draft their QB of the future and we look forward to another draft season because the regular season sucks yet again.

Right there with you. We end up with 4 or less wins and Frank and Fitts both need to be shown the door, Fitts regardless. Evero is an excellent HC candidate but we need a FO with vision of the future, not one living in the past.

We have over 2 centuries of coaching experience and right now, this team is playing on par with Rhule last year. If I didn't know we had a new head coach, I would think this was year 4 of the Rhule Era.

We need young energetic, open minded coaching. You're not going to get that from a John Fox or anyone else like him.

Part of me thinks it's because of the rule changes over the past 15-20 years making offense such a driving factor in the NFL. Players rarely made it to top speed because they were getting contacted at the line. You could actually hit guys like you normally would, instead of taking bad angles and contortions to avoid silly roughing penalties. I think a lot of these soft tissue injuries are happening because the lines between being a NFL player and a guy watching from the couch have become finer than ever and bodies are just being kept on the edges of their limitations. One push just a little too far and boom, injury.

The most unpredictable thing Frank could do would be turn over play calling to Thomas Brown.

Frank is calling plays for players he doesn't have.

I know. But still, as a trade, the outcome was fuging horrible.

Still not the worst trade in Charlotte sports history, but could easily be number 2. Trading away Kobe by far one of the worst trades in all of sports history.

So did I. Steichen was my preferred choice. I was happy we went with a coach who had on offensive mentality, but I guess it's it's which definition of offensive we should have been more specific about.

I still believe Rivera tried to tank that game. There's no way to explain starting Haskins and playing him an entire half with how he was playing, then cutting him.

Moral victories are why we ended up losing out on Justin Herbert as a QB.

Gotta wonder if the other owners chose Tepper because they knew that he was going to be an absolute poo owner and we would never contend for a winning season, much less a SB.

Can't really burn the whole thing down. We're stuck with BY for at least 2, probably 3 years.

Based on what? Red Rocket can't throw 60 passes a game and we can't run for poo.

PSLs make it so it doesn't matter. Tickets are already bought. He doesn't give a fug.

This team getting 5 wins this season is as probable as them winning the Super Bowl.

What run defense

Seems like that might be too long to wait.

It's offensive alright

Wait until after we play Miami

It's like he's wearing an earpiece and Rhule is doing the talking.

Played Mostert and Achane today because that Denver D is so bad, and so is Josh Kelley. I never expected that big an ass whoopin.