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This and our coaching is suspect.

Yeah, it's time for Tepper to take the checkbook away from Matt Rhule before he Hurneys us into cap hell with more of these poorly thought out signings.

Rhule is looking at three big problems when it comes to the offense. 1. QB 2. O line 3. Coaching Addressing 1 or 2 items without solving the third isn't likely to fix what we're seeing on the field.

Metrics Culture. Matt Rhule: Not gonna lie to you fellas, that was certainly a tough loss. But now it's time to move on to next week. Ok, everybody get out your calculators, graph paper and pencils.

Unless he finds a way to be more decisive Sam is pretty much done in this league. He really needs to sit on the bench (of another team) for a season. Might eventually develop into a serviceable backup if he can get his head straight. Other than with the Panthers, Sam most likely won't be given another chance to be a starter anytime soon (if ever).

I think Rhule cares, he just wasn't ready to be HC of an NFL team.

This

Looking like TB was the scapegoat for JB's weak sauce.

Majority of the Panthers season still ahead including our most challenging opponents. Not sure how Rhule and company will make it to year 3.

TB just made a completion for 41, Denver up 25-0 in the 4th over the Cowboys. Who's to blame for last season? Rhule or TB?

Rhule and company being exposed for what they are, mid-tier college coaches.

Broncos O line dominating the Cowboys w/three backups playing. Methinks Carolinas issues run deeper than a lack of player talent.

Because Rhule failed to sign a legitimate backup QB during the off season?

Replacing TB didn't solve the problem. I'm starting to think replacing Sam won't either. The problems on offense run deeper than who is at QB.

Pretty much a given that QB's need protection to throw deep. Knowing that, it is hard to understand the decisions made by Rhule during the off season when it comes to addressing our O line needs.

Yeah, meanwhile TB is lighting it up in Denver vs. the Cowboys w/some deep throws. Starting to wonder if the problem last season was the Panthers coaching staff and not TB after all.

Wrong. The reason Aaron Rodgers needs to isolate should be obvious to anyone after almost two years of COVID. Those that choose not to get vaccinated are 4.5X more susceptible to contracting COVID and becoming seriously ill. COVID carriers are COVID spreaders and a health threat to everyone they come in contact with. As a nation we could be in much better shape right now if every American that could, would get vaccinated. In September, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published a study that found that unvaccinated people were 4.5 times more likely to get infected, 10 times more likely to be hospitalized and 11 times more likely to die when infected, even with the delta variant. The study took place across 13 states and included data from 600,000 cases since April 2021. It is well past time for every thinking American to reject the right wing's COVID disinformation campaign that has propagated lies and conspiracy theories which have resulted the in needless suffering of millions of Americans. Stop acting like spoiled toddlers and get vaccinated.

Then why not simply stick with Cam or TB? Clearly, Rhule IS concerned with the QB position. Rhule overpaid for TB and has now overpaid for SD. Furthermore, Rhule sacrificed a high 2nd round draft pick that could have been used in the upcoming draft to address our porous O line. Looks like that's not gonna happen now. No, this tomfoolery is a coach very much concerned with the QB position. Unfortunately, Rhule has botched his QB choices for two years in a row.

For someone who claims to have dedicated copious amounts of time to researching COVID and COVID vaccines, Aaron Rodgers sure is confused. Studies have shown that unvaccinated people are dramatically more likely to be hospitalized and die of COVID-19 than those who have been vaccinated. In September, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published a study that found that unvaccinated people were 4.5 times more likely to get infected, 10 times more likely to be hospitalized and 11 times more likely to die when infected, even with the delta variant. The study took place across 13 states and included data from 600,000 cases since April 2021. Additionally, COVID-19 vaccine development has been in the works for close to 20 years, tracing back to the emergence of SARS. While COVID-19 vaccines were developed quickly, the CDC assures that the vaccine is safe and has been delivered to the public "under the most intense safety monitoring in U.S. history." The J&J vaccine was briefly paused earlier this year after concerns about blood clotting. The CDC reports that after 15.5 million J&J shots have been administered there’s a .00031% chance of getting Thrombosis with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome (or blood clots) from a dose. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2021/11/06/aaron-rodgers-dumped-prevea-health-after-covid-19-comments/6319228001/

Aaron has certainly put State Farm in a pickle. What will they do? Meanwhile: Prevea Health announced Saturday that it would be no longer continue its partnership with Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. "Prevea Health remains deeply committed to protecting its patients, staff, providers and communities amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes encouraging and helping all eligible populations to become vaccinated against COVID-19 to prevent the virus from further significantly impacting lives and livelihoods," the statement said. Prevea Health has more than 80 clinic and hospital locations across Wisconsin, and is partnered with six Hospital Sisters Health System hospitals in the state. The announcement comes after Rodgers publicly made a series of misleading and false claims about COVID-19 Friday during an appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show." Among Rodgers' misleading statements were that unvaccinated individuals are not bearing the brunt of the pandemic, that the COVID-19 vaccine may cause fertility issues and that experts "don't know a lot about" the vaccine. Rodgers also said that he has been taking ivermectin, a drug that the Food and Drug Administration says has not been approved for the treatment of COVID-19 or any other viral infection. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2021/11/06/aaron-rodgers-dumped-prevea-health-after-covid-19-comments/6319228001/

Rhule needs to go with whichever QB provides the best chance for victory tomorrow. Having said that, Rhule has put the Panthers in a precarious situation by trading for a reclamation project as QB #1 and keeping a questionable QB as his backup. Matt had an entire off season to address this major area of concern and could have brought in a veteran backup. Is this is the best he could do? I don't think so. For this reason alone, ownership should be questioning Matt Rhule's judgement.

Everything you've posted above falls under the category of: Claims Without Evidence. During the last 4 years we have all witnessed how those on the far right repeatedly believe ridiculous claims without any supporting evidence. At this point, lying Aaron Rodgers, violator of the NFL's COVID Protocol, will need to provide evidence for his claims. We're waiting.

1. Aaron was asked directly by a reporter if he had been vaccinated (prior to the public finding out recently that he wasn't). Rodgers responded to the reporter by saying "Yeah, I've been "vaccinated"." Which we now know was a lie. So, Aaron is a proven liar when it comes to COVID. He should no longer be viewed as a credible source of information about his health status. Therefore, when Aaron makes a claim like "I'm allergic" he will now need to provide supporting evidence for such a claim to be accepted as fact. 2. Furthermore, if Aaron were actually allergic to ALL three of the available vaccines, there would be no need for him to lie about being vaccinated. The NFL's COVID protocol provides allowances for those who are not vaccinated to still play. Instead of following those known protocols, Rodgers chose to ignore them, risking not only his own health, but also the health of all those who came in contact with him. Many who came in contact with him did so after being misled into believing he was indeed vaccinated. That is pretty irresponsible/shitty behavior by anyone, but especially by someone who is counted on by his teammates and many others to be healthy and prepared to play every Sunday.

Disregard last post. It was intended for @TDGone

Right wing extremists like yourself frequently resort to labeling those they disagree with as communists. Calling someone a communist is a clear indication to me that people like yourself are unable to come up with a viable defense for your position so you resort to name calling. I don't tend to respond to individuals that are incapable of providing a well reasoned response so consider yourself fortunate.