Jackie Lee

He got manhandled by the Ravens in preseason so he probably just sucks in blocking. Rhule liked him because, quote, "He's just like, a regular guy!". I'm sure he wants to play and we coulda got him in UDFA but it wasn't exactly a pressing need when there was Trey Smith and a couple DT's available that were not gonna be available post draft

He would do the same

Anyone wanna list a couple things Rhule is good at? I know there are only a handful of people wanting to give him more time but just curious of any specifics

Tepper let Rhule pick a yes man, who from his end of the season presser tried to distance himself as much as possible without outright saying it. He mocked Rhule on the arm length thing, and then said he's available for input on OC hires if Rhule wants his opinion. Just a shitty backstabbing tanking lame duck situation at every level

Chances of him falling asleep mid game?

It's really tough to say how any of that is on Frisman with Rhule not playing TMJ or Shi, Darnold throwing most of the footballs, and the O-line/OC issues. 10 yard comeback routes to the sidelines isn't exactly much to work with, that seemed like our go to route 80% of the time. Shi looked good when he did get playing time and Rhule makes those decisions

Can't read the article but I get the vibe that everyone sees the inevitable happening from these coaching departures, and random desperation hires

These are his number in Detroit as DC before he basically retired in 2020. Detroit initially decided to retain Pasqualoni after a season which the Lions finished 26th in points allowed (26.4) and 31st in yards allowed (400.4). The Lions allowed opponents to convert 43.93% of third downs, which was 28th in the league.

He basically retired when he left the Lions so this is odd. Rhule is definitely down to everyones spare parts assembling this random coaching staff. No rhyme or reason to any of it really

I hope not, in every Panthers interview he sounds like someone who should be an assistant at the NFL level

Sounds like elder abuse having him outside at training camp

So Rhule's options are limited to young inexperienced college guys or dinosaurs. This seems like a "Finally found a guy to say yes" signing.

Then again I'd leave Rhule for Tomlin in a heartbeat lol

Interesting he'd take a job at a place that also has no idea who their QB is going to be next year. Must be a Mcadoo thing

Yup so much for his "program building". Any loser can gamble on random free agents and throw them under the bus when they don't work out.

Or he's so sidetracked by Soccer he doesn't even give a poo. He'll wait til the stadium is empty

I'm pretty sure no one is going through the trouble of adding a feather symbol to the word indian when you can just say native american lol. Welcome to the 2000's. The only reason the term indian was ever used is because Columbus' dumbass thought he was in India

His agent would be like Don't fuging Do That!!! All this hypothetical free agency stuff with QB's and O-line is not realistic. No one is coming here unless it's their last option, until Rhule is gone

He's at the least smart enough to realize he's a great backup to Josh Allen, could eventually step in and be a Nick Foles level guy. Those Kinda guys aren't gonna blow that by being one and done for Rhule.

Yup, he fumbled two snaps in one rainy practice last week.

Yeah I really doubt Belichick was planning on him being anything besides a place holder at the position. He pretty much drafts a qb every two years, unlike the Panthers who prefer to try and fix other teams busts

Totally agree, I left out the 2019/Burns year because there weren't any QB's worth taking, same as this year unless we had a 2nd/3rd rnd pick and you wanted a long term backup/developmental guy for cheap.

Yeah don't agree with their trade up logic for Lance, but for us..We took CMC over Mahommes/Watson, DJ Moore over Lamar Jackson, YGM over Jalen Hurts(2nd round). All of those were worth the gamble instead of the safer pick and wouldn't have set us back any more than we already are from churning through other teams castaway QB's since 2018

This a usually optimistic objective guy's opinion on the state of the Panthers and he pretty much nails it.

If only to find another excuse to convince Tepper to give him another couple years. It's blatant at this point, Rhule doesn't have a process besides grifting until the well runs dry and then moving on to the next sucker. I don't like having an incompetent HC in over his head trying to save his job by any means necessary with an owner giving him extra leash to hope it somehow works out, too much gambling and no structure