Jackie Lee

D-line is so small

They don't even use him right.

Brady not exactly a family man

The closer to the ball, the better Chinn is. Obvious to everyone but this staff who thinks he's undersized at LB (Luvu/Littleton are the same size and Shaq is smaller)

Why did we not play the new guy Anderson early in the game? He basically shut down Chubb/Hunt in the 4th quarter. Embarrassing a random vet can come in and do basic tackling having no clue who Snow is

Just saying their Run D got the job done without them, and they should improve their pass rush. Doubt they can get all the tipped passes that JC got

New guy Kayvon who was a top 5 pick, and Ojulari who is more of a Reddick type that had 8 sacks in his rookie year last year. Not exactly Garrett and Clowney but not scrubs

Browns just gave the Giants the game plan to destroy our defense, on the opposite side they shut Henry down so CMC and Foreman probably aren't gonna go off. Gonna be their pass rush vs our WR's, and they didn't even have their starting DE's active on Sunday

And neither required coaching

That may be the only prophetic statement he has ever made if it works out that way

Rhule has no "brand" or "process", just churns through players and coaches hoping someone covers up is deficiencies

Rhule already said it might be year 4 to see winning a couple months ago

Like the one where he ran into a ref because he wasn't paying attention to his surroundings in the 1st half like the complete spazz he is?

To make matters worse, the Giants didn't even play their starting DE's against the Titans. Both are likely back this week

Is the OP ignoring Ian Thomas blowing multiple blocks, holding Garrett on a 17 yard CMC play, Rhule getting a 15 yard penalty for running over a ref on the sideline? The whole thing was out of whack and thats on the coaches game plan and personnel decisions

How do you not use our last time out to try and ice the kicker? Kicking that far twice in a row probably isn't the easiest thing in the world

Ian Thomas was horrible in run blocking/pass pro. He had the holding penalty that had the CMC 17 yarder called back right after this. We looked better with Thomas and Ricci chipping from what I recall

Pretty sure all the rookie coaches but Hackett jumped him in this ranking 27. Matt Rhule – Panthers Career NFL Record: 10-23 Seasons With Team: Third Season It’s my job on here to be honest with you. So, in honor of honesty all I’m going to say about Rhule is if there wasn’t five rookie head coaches he would be No. 32 on the list. There is no culture or plan to be found. The only scenario they don’t finish dead last in the NFC is if Baker Mayfield goes on a otherworldly revenge tour. Prayers up for the Carolina faithful.

I'm not sure this 90 year old D-line coach even knows what team he coaches for

Yup he sucks. Time to start blitzing

He's usually somewhere around here on media lists 32. Matt Rhule, Panthers (age: 47) There's a reason he's on everyone's hot list to be first coached fired in 2022. He got a stay of execution based on a change at quarterback and offensive philosophy. But he has some archaic thoughts on how a modern team should operate to be successful with no real plan. And don't get us started on that whole goal line and end zone thing. This is also not surprising given he works for David Tepper.

Giants first home game, after beating the Titans with a new HC and healthy Barkley. Gonna be gnarly. Only positive to the Browns game is the Giants are extremely average on both O and D-line.

Is that Ian Thomas? I can't read the jersey on the other guy