LinvilleGorge

Just fire him now.

Keep believing, man. This ship is taking on water faster than the Titanic.

The topic of assistants probably got brought up and when the Jets heard Rhule was planning to bring all his college buddies they were like...

If you have to force your head coach's hand on his staff selections, you have the wrong head coach.

I loved the Brown pick but this isn't what you signed up for with a top 10 pick DT. You want a game wrecker. Brown was never going to be an Aaron Donald type but you're expecting prime Kris Jenkins. He showed promise as a rookie but he's looked like a JAG this year. Just another sign of a poor coaching staff IMO.

Every turn we make gets us closer to the iceberg though.

And yet we still made Tua and Heinicke look like Joe Montana and Tom Brady. Oh wee mayne. This was Rhule's call though. He wanted to focus on building the D first (in an offensive driven league) while he slow played the offense. Well, all those recourses spent on D have fielded a bad defense in two straight games now. If the D continues to play like this, THAT is what is gonna get Rhule fired.

Sensationalism aside, we all expected to see signs of progress being made in the rebuild process. This ain't that.

The team isn't going to move. I honestly don't see any NFL-less city out there being a more lucrative opportunity than Charlotte and the Carolinas. But Tepper also knows this is gonna be a wild ride and he has to build a winner and get some fan excitement going for this team before he can start stumping to fleece the city out of hundreds of millions for his own shiny new Tepperworld.

The only thing that'll excited me will be if 2022 is the first year of the new rebuild. Not even drafting Howell would excite me much at this point. Any rookie QB we could bring in would basically he in Justin Fields' position forced to take a beating as a rookie with little chance while waiting for this moronic coaching staff to get fired and look for a fresh start in year two.

This feels like something an Arkansas or Tennessee fan would say to feel better about their shitty program because there happen to be some really good teams in their conference.

Yep, were truly back to the Panthers good old days now. This post could very easily be circa 2013.

Look at the progression from year one to year two. Now look at the current Panthers.

If things continue like this and Rhule is retained next year, that means that either Tepper values the money he saves by not firing Rhule over winning (yikes!) or he truly believes that Matt Rhule is going to build a winning organization (YIKES!).

Ironically enough, we saw the end of @Hayden Panettiere's Huddle career.

Sam Darnold and Matt Rhule back next year and this fanbase is gutted. Best of luck to Tepper lobbying for money for a new stadium with that trash.

Yeah, I'll use that one to justify it. Bye.

This.

Nah. He signed a set for life contract and if we fire him he'll have a decent college job pretty quickly. It's not like he left a powerhouse college job to take this gig. He'd likely land an upgrade from that Baylor job.

That's us Panthers fans sitting there like "WTF??? Did that asshole just poo all over us?"

Cam was bad today. Unfortunately, there was a very long list of Panthers who were bad today. This ship is rudderless.

Honestly I have no clue and I don't give a fug. $50M is less than half a percent of Tepper's net worth.

The other ranked win (vs. #20 Navy) was a similar story. Overall yardage was close, but Navy turned it over 3 times to Temple's 0. So in Rhule's two ranked wins, the turnover margin was +8.

Beating unranked teams because he sure did lose to the ranked ones like clockwork.