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Sure it isn't.

Source?

Yeah. The bigger thing IMO was that it was then 4th down, AND they had to use the TO. Just a big hit overall.

Yeah. Yhe bigger thing IMO was that it was then 4th down, AND they had to use the TO. Just a big hit overall.

Cam never had a competent offense around him either though, certainly not anywhere near the quality that the Bengals currently have.

I can't take him seriously with how dirty he plays. Great player though when he's not being a baby.

I had just gotten done telling my son that the Bengals won't run the ball because of the timeout and down loss risk if they got stopped. Lo and behold.

Oh?

But I was told the NFL was propping Burrow. 3 awful calls against Cincy in a row now.

I liked Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga as well.

I feel like it's tougher to do that in the daylight they have there this year. Limitation that isn't typically a thing when the game is on the east coast and/or fully indoors.

No one is giving up a high 2nd without next year's first, a la Everette Brown and the trade Hurney made for him just to get to 43. There used to be more stories about it but they've been lost to time. And they didn't fully dump him - he was on the roster until 2014. Dude never should have been drafted in the first place and the team moved on when the new coach came in, like Rosen and the Cardinals.

That's real, or at least Hurney trying to move up and the 1st rounder being on the line. "Carolina Panthers general manager Marty Hurney spent much of Friday trying to move up in the draft to take Jimmy Clausen, a day after the Notre Dame quarterback was a surprising first-round snub. Hurney couldn’t strike a deal, however, and when Arizona traded up to the 47th slot — one pick ahead of the Panthers — Hurney acknowledged he was crushed, sure the Cardinals were going to take him. “I could lie, but I won’t,” Hurney said. Only the Cardinals passed on Clausen, too. It didn’t take Hurney long to pounce — shaking up Carolina’s newly shuffled quarterback depth chart." https://greensboro.com/sports/clausen-falls-into-panthers-open-arms/article_878dff94-ff02-58c2-90ac-6a583358df58.html

Not exclusive to Rhule. Any coach that comes in and is as ineffective, if not disastrous, as he has been ends up in the same position.

The issue is that Rhule managing personnel is within his bounds, or at least was based on the initial agreement (contractual or otherwise). Unless something changed there, and perhaps it has given the radio silence across the board from everyone except Fitterer, all roads seem to (inexplicably, even without the benefit of hindsight) run through Rhule. The change in tone and lack of public presence from those guys is a departure from how things went last offseason and, to some degree, post-hire in 2020. I'm just speculating but perhaps the status quo has changed a bit over there. God knows what was was happening before sure wasn't a winning formula.

We don't know about the new coaches but we know they are NFL-proven and we know what happened with the former coaches here (shudder...) so yeah, I'll take a shuffling of coaching as a starting point.

Question is, who wants to come take over Carolina's QB room?

Except that Rhule himself has talked about things being written into contracts, and the interview itself has Rhule indicating that it was talked about during Fitterer's intro press conference (which I haven't re-watched). https://www.panthers.com/news/matt-rhule-has-final-say-looking-to-build-relationship-with-gm

It had quality defense, quality offense, great individual plays, lead changes... really was a great representation of the general game of football. And he barely even stepped into it, just tossed it out there.

Yup, that training facility had yielded massive dividends thus far.

No disagreement there - they both should have been gone after 2018. The whole sequence of events from end of 2018 to now is just head-scratcher after head-shaker.

Tepper repeating his mistake of keeping Rivera a year too long all over again.