tiger7_88

No once forced him to take the job.

Dat C.J. Henderson doe!

The new King of Bad Hot Takes has pulled the sword from the stone, ladies and germs.

Yeah, next year ain't gonna be pretty in either the Draft or the Season.

Whoever said earlier that Cam Newton must have cuck'ed Jonathan Vilma somewhere down the line I get the feeling was 100% correct.

Y'all some sad, funny MF'ers.

Point of Technical Order here: Yes, I know a Flea Flicker is technically a pass play, BUT... The QB hands the ball off to the RB and *then* the RB pitches the ball back to the QB. Isn't the QB *technically* a "runner" at that point?

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Hopefully Fat Tepper has the Fox telecast on in his box with the volume turned up loud.

Rhule is officially the stupidest chubby MF'er I've ever seen.

Yeah, the weather for that game had nothing to do with that choice of game-plan, right?

I bet Greg Little had massively long arms!

While Eric Bienemy remains a coordinator still.

Yeah, I have no doubt you’re a big fan of how Jones looks.

HAHAHAHA… Rhule is the HEAD FUGGING COACH, my man. ”Brady just blew him off”… lol.

The Carolina organization has been VERY good at mean-spirited releases and firings under the Tepper regime, see: Cameron Jerrell Newton as the primary example.

I get it, its interim... in the big scheme of this dumpster fire it really isn't a big deal. I agree. I just think its just another clear and discouraging signal by Rhule of his continued pattern of decision making, i.e. "doubling down", that has been failing this organization for almost two years now.

Actually yes, and here's why... With the dearth of Top 100 draft picks available to the Carolina Panthers in the 2022 draft, in the long term it might be best to be as awful as possible in the 2022 season in order to increase the value of the team's 2023 draft picks. The above being said on the presumption that Fitterer stops sending Carolina's future draft picks to other teams sometime soon.

The thing about making calls is that calls are two-way communications... the person at the other end has to answer for it to be effective.

*AND* to replace his best buddy and college roommate.

Yeah, I think you guys are misunderstanding... it ain't the fact that Rhule promoted from within, its the fact that he YET AGAIN goes the nepotism route. As I pointed out previously, Sean Ryan also doesn't have OC experience, but he *does* have 14 consecutive years of experience coaching offense at the NFL level. The choice as to who to temporarily promote (the experienced quarterbacks coach in a quarterback-driven league) was a no-brainer here. But Rhule chose to go with his college buddy. THAT is the issue being criticized here, not promotion from the current staff.

Well, Detroit gets bigger laughs, but I get your point.