Carl Spackler

Imagine living in the year of our lord 2022 and still carrying water for Rhule lol "BUT CADE MAYS WAS DRAFTED"

My frustration with Rhule stems from the limited practice time and the general feeling that he just didn't want anything to do with developing Corral at any point.

Need Barno to be alright too

I wasn't referring to the injury being Corral's fault. I was referring to the idea that some seem to believe, that as long as the linemen are draft picks, it's not their fault if they don't protect the QB. Corral played behind a poo OL and got hurt when the defense rushed 4, there were 5 OL in to block, and 3 DL got to him.

What exactly is your point here?

Because he's a rookie and he was playing with trash

Corral was the only drafted QB to be 4th string: "but Deonte Brown was drafted" Corral had fewer reps in camp than any drafted QB: "but Dennis Daley was drafted" Corral had no open WRs and no pass pro in his worst snaps: "but Cade Mays was drafted"

Apparently if they're late-round OL, it means it's the QB's fault

You literally ignored everything I said to fixate on one thing. Didn't have an answer for anything, so you had to resort to straw man. Standard fare for you.

BUT DEONTE BROWN WAS A DRAFT PICK1!1

lol he could literally throw a pick every play and they'd make an excuse. inb4 "BUT DALEY WAS DRAFTED"

And how did he do? Looked like ass

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man

Answer the question, don't change the subject.

Oh good lord, it absolutely does. How much action did they get in camp? How many mental reps did they get?

And how did they do?

Didn't see one lol

Last week, Howell had 3x as much time to throw, and had receivers who were literally uncovered. Apples and oranges doesn't even begin to describe it. Zappe threw a pick-six.

In all but one or two possessions, he was the only drafted player on the field. As in, the other 10 guys were all UDFAs. He got the dregs that most camp arms get, as a third-round pick, to preserve PJ Walker. And then people expect him to be firing 35-yard strikes, to who? To the rejects who won't be on the team in a week and couldn't get separation from a fuging fencepost? With what time? Protected by Rhule's rejects like Tecklenburg, who's not even XFL-tier?

I re-watched the two dangerous throws he made last night. In both occasions, absolutely no one -- wide receiver or RB -- got an ounce of separation. Everyone was covered. When he got hurt, New England rushed four. The C, RT and LT all missed their blocks or got blown up at the snap. He had no time to throw most every snap of preseason and when he did, the UDFA receivers got no separation. So he was saddled with 1) dump it off every possession and get called Clausen, or 2) take a few chances and get the "didn't show anything in preseason games" label.

Absolutely nothing that has happened so far has shown Rhule's handling of anything is correct.

Matt Corral deserved better than Matt Rhule.

This is Carolina Huddle, not InsideCarolina. You’re in the wrong forum

But but Sam Howell woulda thowed a touchdown pass

poo no. 0-10 and he’s good.