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Mike kaye and josh graham on panthers issues
Waldo replied to raleigh-panther's topic in Carolina Panthers
It only takes 1 to make the impossible possible. I still doubt a trade materializes when it's known we all need a split. I could see him as a waiver pickup because no one with a brain is picking up his 5th or him being a straight free agent. QB supply doesn't come close to demand so Zack Wilson is on the other team this weekend. Who knows but I think he will play elsewhere somehow. Someone will pick him up but beyond that I can only guess. It will be great to have the laughs be on another team and not the Panthers that I do know. -
Mike kaye and josh graham on panthers issues
Waldo replied to raleigh-panther's topic in Carolina Panthers
It's not for him, it's for the team and fans. Whoever picks him up will either regret it or just move along after the inevitable is confirmed. -
Both are losers in the end so same difference. I do get the better to watch football but I would much rather watch winning football. I would prefer both. A cast off QB out to prove it and a young guy to coach up. Treat them like professionals and see what happens.
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Some teams appear to run towards it. No one forced Miami to give Tua that contract. They would be better off with cast off at a lower cost IMO. I got Jax doing it but not Miami.
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All you do with a Geno is hit mediocrity so it could be worse than the Jag because the Jag gets you the next try vs Geno forcing you to stay with him and take shots on longershots later in thr draft. It may be better football to watch but it doesn't really get you past meh. As long as the staff keeps swinging then they could stumble into the next guy being the guy even on misses.
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A look into what it's like to build around a QB who isn't good enough to make a serious SB run in the modern NFL. But those token playoff appearances tho...
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Map/Mock-up the Panthers path out of the cellar
Waldo replied to Bear Hands's topic in Carolina Panthers
Something we shouldn't wish for like a plane crash or a completely unlikely desire to sell a profit machine not being on the table makes it all fantasy but OK. Clean house. Hire a front office old hand through a consultant without input from the Teppers. Have new hire lead the new GM and HC search without the Teppers being in the process. The only person to have meetings with the Teppers are the new president or whatever they call him. Hit 7 wins the first year by just getting out of their own way. Continue pretending it's a football team and not a toy for clueless billionaires. -
They used to play well agaisnt bad teams but they have purged too much talent to keep thr HC's guys IMO. I think they show up half alive and just blame it on the injury. We have 2 good CBs but they get zero help from behind. It really doesn't take much more than 3 decent options but yeah it would be easier with Hill. Meanwhile double Tet and play the run is all it takes to shut us down. This and the Jets game will determine if we are picking top 10 or top 5 IMO.
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Everyone deals with injuries in the NFL. Thier biggest challenge will be coming off a Monday night game. I could see them showing up like Atlanta did.
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We get it. It's only on Bryce when it goes well. So which NFL QB wouldn't everyone take over Bryce at this point? Which staff would help him with alm we know? There is no one that runs the scheme Bryce requires to function well because those are all in school. There is no one that can overcome his limitations in that scheme regularly in the NFL. But it's never on Bryce... I am so tired of having a QB that has to be carried constantly or play a team that's asleep.
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I find it funny that these guys sign up for this job after multiple meeting with Tepper. Coaches or GMs who 'didn't interview well' or decline further interviews show a lot of intelligence IMO. Tepper has a type and it's why the team is a constant dumpster fire.
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They overspent on OGs so they went cheap behind them. Classic overreach. Brining back an injury prone C just leads to the eventual shorthanded they set up through their personnel choices. With Moton making bank too they were left hoping to avoid injuries...a very dumb approach in the NFL.
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That's the cycle. The field is stagnant until someone figured out the next thing to move the pile. A huge chunk of old school baseball was such fluff. The ugly girlfriend in moneyeball comes to mind. Thay entire scout scene was hilarious from the 'expertise' they slang.
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I just don't want PFF's analytics guys tho. Give me number crunches and not guys selling their angles. Hard pass on that. I would rather take analysis from non financially biased people.
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There are so few official stats in football. The rest are subjective and debatable, it'snever going to be baseball because there are too many moving parts every play. PFF makes money off selling the certainty that their stuff is trustable and usable. First betting or fantasy and now they are targeting teams. You don't bring that in house unless you are a sucker or lost objectivity IMO.
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Everything I have seem with them is about hiding subjective interpretation behind layers of stats to hide what they really are based on. If it was just stats then we could all do what they do based off of box scores stats and such. That's their magic in their equation, subjective input delivered as fact.
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I have no problem with number crunches or being a part of the process but I do with brining in PFF people and running their gospel. Like you said, for a flawed system they pretend it's never them. Well BS. And Tepper is absolutely on their crotch because we just drafted by them while building another easy picking top 10 team again.
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They need to fire the PFFtards they hired along with the other staff in the offseason. I think real football people could look over their made up numbers online and figure out whats useful and what is just their opinions. I watched enough of the game this week to not care about PFF and their BS.
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I can't belive it took an injury to get Moore out of rotation. Him ans Scott shouldn't have made any roster in the NFL.
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The primary roles of an NFL head coach
Waldo replied to electro's horse's topic in Carolina Panthers
Make him finish year 2 but I have seen nothing to justify a year 3. On to the next mistake I guess -
Yup. He was never worth half of what he is being paid and a rookie looks to be an improvement even with a learning curve.
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Meh keep DC for the year. I don't care about his contract, 2 years of poor performance is enough by NFL standards. I would say fire Evero but Im not sure his staff has anyone to promote. We have all see their work at every level on that D. I would be happy with sitting guys like Scott and letting anyone else play. Play the rookie edge guys. Hell play Ransom because Moehrig can't cover a flat ball. Or just play Moehrig as an ILBer. I just don't give AF at this point.
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Practice is most weeks high point. None of these people knows what it takes to be a winner or stay a winner. A cheerleader for a HC makes such a soft team
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The franchise needs to reboot and get back to their roots.
Waldo replied to hepcat's topic in Carolina Panthers
I'm seeing too many defensive HCs with young QBs that have stalled after initial success. Hire an offensive HC while getting a playcalling OC and buy the best DC they can. A red flag is offensive guy 'taking their hands off the D to focus on the offense'. That's the OCs job so go be a HC and focus on the team. -
Concerning Avg points per loss byPanthers HCs
Waldo replied to raleigh-panther's topic in Carolina Panthers
I wonder what historically bad crews look like in comparison.
