For the Fire Rivera Group

[beastson]

30 minutes ago, Pimpdaddy said:

Not sure if we should fire Riv...but i wish he would get some new glasses and move his eyes in a different direction...

And this is a problem, a lot of people hoping a 8 year coach of the same team just improves rather than replacing the coach

[billionairemonk]

25 minutes ago, raz said:

i get you richmonk, but this is a binary situation.  either we are headed towards a super bowl victory or we are not.   it's pretty obvious we are not. 

the outcome is binary, the path to it is not.

[billionairemonk]

25 minutes ago, raz said:

(may i please eat my words so happily)

i hope you do as well 

[Toomers]

21 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I've spent a lot more time over the past few years looking at combos.

Some folks look at Cam Newton 2017 and Cam Newton 2018 and assume they're the same player. They're really not. Cam 2017 was coached by Mike Shula and Ken Dorsey. Cam 2018 is coached by Norv and Scott Turner. Mostly the same? Maybe, but there are also definite differences between the two.

For my part, I think "Turner Cam" it's still something of a work in process. We haven't really seen what he's going to be yet.

I would add though that I'm concerned about that shoulder.

From what I see, he(or they) has changed his throwing motion to more of an over the top rather than his old 3/4 slot. It has helped his accuracy short but takes away from his velocity. Not sold on it yet. Once he shows he can throw deep with it , I’ll be sold.  

  His arm was strong against the Saints in the playoffs. So I don’t see it being physical unless something happened we don’t know about. 

  Lots of work left. 

    

[rico6]

10 hours ago, Cary Kollins said:

I’d replace him with the best candidate after a dozen or so interviews.

God the standards here are so fugging low. 

It’s not too much to ask for a head coach that can produce back to back winning seasons.

To this day, no huddler has yet to explain how Rivera is a good Coach without having to derp out with the “well who do we replace him with?” strawman.

[rico6]

10 hours ago, DaveThePanther2008 said:

 There isn't another Sean McVay that is sitting there ready to be the next genius.

Prove it.

[rico6]

2 hours ago, raz said:

iamhumpy you may want to root for another team if you don't want to associate with panther fans.   you also, in case no one ever told you, aren't very bright.    so, judgmental and dumb aren't a good combo.  don't know if you've ever realized how much you miss, and how often your panties get wadded up, but, its a significant amount

He says interwebz, yet insinuates said poster is a kid. Dude is the definition of cringe. 

[iamhubby1]

18 minutes ago, rico6 said:

To this day, no huddler has yet to explain how Rivera is a good Coach without having to derp out with the “well who do we replace him with?” strawman.

 

    Aw, look at the little sheep following the flock. What a flocking idiot.

 

    2 time COY. 3 time NFCS winning coach. His team is always near the league lead in fewest penalties. That is just a quick few baa baa.

[Mr. Scot]

21 minutes ago, rico6 said:

Prove it.

If you're looking for a coach in the mold of McVay, I'd probably go with DeFilippo.

I like Campbell better myself but I could see DeFilippo being a popular option.

[billionairemonk]

4 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

2 time COY

this is essentially the "team with the best record award"

Bruce Arians (won it twice) and Mike Smith (one time) have won it and they're sitting on the couch.  heck, Jason Garrett has won that award.

[iamhubby1]

1 minute ago, billionairemonk said:

this is essentially the "team with the best record award"

Bruce Arians (won it twice) and Mike Smith (one time) have won it and they're sitting on the couch.  heck, Jason Garrett has won that award.

 

    Sure, ok, your opinion of the award is all that matters. lol

[billionairemonk]

13 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

    Sure, ok, your opinion of the award is all that matters. lol

only once since 2000 has the winner of that award won the SB and that was Belichick in 2003; not an indicator of success.

[iamhubby1]

Just now, billionairemonk said:

only once since 2000 has the winner of that award won a SB and that was Belichick in 2003; not an indicator of success.

 

    Sure not an indicator of failure either.

[iamhubby1]

 

    So, is this what it has come to in regards to Rivera. That folks are now diminishing his COY Awards. Is it truly that difficult to give Rivera any credit whatsoever?