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Giving Rivera credit.

Dex

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panthers55 Grand Master

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I'll give him credit for his December performances but why does it take him so long to figure out who his best players are each year?

Especially when this information is clear to most anyone who pays any sort of attention.

When your GM keeps letting talent go and you start 6 or 7 rookies how long do you think it takes turn them into the unit you saw today. I think he and his staff has done the best job of his 4 year stint this year given all the adversity and raw players he was given
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When your GM keeps letting talent go and you start 6 or 7 rookies how long do you think it takes turn them into the unit you saw today. I think he and his staff has done the best job of his 4 year stint this year given all the adversity and raw players he was given

 

Our GM has stocked much more talent than he has let go. How long it took was marred by injuries on defense but the OL was a huge mistake from day 1....it was easy to tell too and the changes verified that.

 

Ron still has inept at best game management and Shula is a liability...the NFC South was horrific this year.

Ron's golden goose is his December wins which is undeniable...he's got to show he can go an entire year without these classic losing streaks that put him on the hot seat...then he suddenly pulls his head out of his ass when that ass is hovering over a fire.

 

Raw players he was given? More like talent...talent that easily replaces and surpasses the "talent" that was let go.

No one misses Ginn or Mitchell now that Ron has finally put the right players in place.

 

Smitty would make this offense a little better and is the only hurtful loss that wasn't a retiree.

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I don't want to rain on this great win. Cause he definitely had the team ready. But the only reason this team got better was because of injuries to some duds on the oline and in the secondary. He still can't evaluate talent. Hope he's learned a lesson

Totally agree, but I'm riding with Ronnie for the playoff run.

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Our GM has stocked much more talent than he has let go. How long it took was marred by injuries on defense but the OL was a huge mistake from day 1....it was easy to tell too and the changes verified that.

Ron still has inept at best game management and Shula is a liability...the NFC South was horrific this year.

Ron's golden goose is his December wins which is undeniable...he's got to show he can go an entire year without these classic losing streaks that put him on the hot seat...then he suddenly pulls his head out of his ass when that ass is hovering over a fire.

Raw players he was given? More like talent...talent that easily replaces and surpasses the "talent" that was let go.

No one misses Ginn or Mitchell now that Ron has finally put the right players in place.

Wp

Smitty would make this offense a little better and is the only hurtful loss that wasn't a retiree.

Clearly no room for discussion here as your mind is made up and has been.

I look at how the season unfolded and give him credit for getting the most he can from the guys he had and keeping them motivated and fighting tooth and nail until the end. His staff are great teachers and they did a great job molding the raw talent into a team that can actually contend.

But I won't waste anymore time since you will disagree and try and paint as negative picture as you can. Meanwhile I am going to be going to the playoff game next week and enjoying the team for as long as the ride lasts. Today we actually looked like we did last year. Hopefully we get a better result than last year or in 2008. I was at that game and expect a much better result this time.

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