Offensive coaching isn't going anywhere

[Udogg]

Just now, KillerKat said:

Better playcalling means better opportunities for success despite those things.

Really?  

I give up.  You guys win.   If that game was Shula's fault then .. I'm horrible at understanding football.    

Matter of fact, if that's the case, there are no bad QB's just bad OC's. 

 

[KillerKat]

1 minute ago, Udogg said:

Really?  

I give up.  You guys win.   If that game was Shula's fault then .. I'm horrible at understanding football.    

Matter of fact, if that's the case, there are no bad QB's just bad OC's. 

 

You have terrible reading comprehension. 

[tiger7_88]

5 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

I really hope another team follows Buck and Aikman's sentiment and sees the mirage of Shula as head coaching material...  i'm really, really, really hoping...

Hahahaha! They didn’t get fooled by the mirage in 2015, they aint gettin fooled now.

Unfortunately.

[Mr. Scot]

7 minutes ago, KillerKat said:

But Hurney can't make decisions that an owner would. Someone has to step in when JR leaves after our Wildcard loss.

Hurney will have full control of the football operations. Tina Becker is in charge of everything else.

I've seen nothing to indicate that Becker would interfere in the football side of things.

[Carolina Cajun]

They should be gone, but not because of today.  Shula didn't make cam throw at ghosts and Amini not provide a single decent block all game.

[mc52beast]

Wilks more than likely will get one of the various HC openings, so we have to hope that Between Hurney/Rivera they can find a competent replacement. 

As far as Shula goes, his job security seems to be guaranteed with Carolina because nobody else wants him.

[Cpt slay a ho]

Wr core is horrible, hard to run any scheme with this roster. So many wrong routes ran, etc. 

 

every player on offesne played bad, I can’t fault the oc for that

[tiger7_88]

7 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Shula never even got a phone call the Superbowl year. 

If he is fired tomorrow, he would be unemployed. 

WRONG!

Shula was well loved and respected when he was working as a greeter in his Dad’s restaurant!  Word is he can even sub as fry-cook when needed!

[Cookie Lyon]

Why would the new owner(s) want to keep them? The offensive coaching staff is complete trash. 

[2jakefansinva]

50 minutes ago, The NFL Shield At Midfield said:

yeah who would want to coach a former MVP quarterback who is under 30

probably nobody

Hide the tape from today......

[Castavar]

48 minutes ago, ThPantherFan said:

I wouldn't go that far, but we do have some issues.  Cam didn't help us today.

Wouldn't go that far? I'm sorry, you don't win superbowls with coaches who are too stubborn to adjust to what's happening. We've seen it too many damn times, we come out with a gameplan and run it regardless of what the other team shows. No in game adjustments, no finding mismatches, nothing. We will never win a superbowl that way, because there will always be a coach in the playoffs or superbowl that will exploit that. I really hope our next owner doesn't stand for this same status quo.

[Mr. Scot]

28 minutes ago, Cookie Lyon said:

Why would the new owner(s) want to keep them? The offensive coaching staff is complete trash. 

By the time the new owners are in place, we'll be well beyond the window where coaching changes would be practical.

The only real possibility for changes on the offensive side of the ball would be for either run Rivera or Marty Hurney to decide to let go of Shula and company.

You see that happening?

[Snake]

5 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

By the time the new owners are in place, we'll be well beyond the window where coaching changes would be practical.

The only real possibility for changes on the offensive side of the ball would be for either run Rivera or Marty Hurney to decide to let go of Shula and company.

You see that happening?

Nope. Next year is going to be frustrating. 

[davos]

7 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

By the time the new owners are in place, we'll be well beyond the window where coaching changes would be practical.

The only real possibility for changes on the offensive side of the ball would be for either run Rivera or Marty Hurney to decide to let go of Shula and company.

You see that happening?

Agreed.  We should be at the least settled with the fact that Hurney is in control of the 18 draft class no matter the situation at hand with new ownership.  However, his tenure from a longer term perspective is much in the air.