Fire Rivera fanboys must be on vacation

[tiger7_88]

11 minutes ago, Fox007 said:

Yea you're crazy like most on here.

It's not that hard.

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article220607710.html

Its what has been happening for years.

Incredible players make incredible plays to make an average, conservative coach look incredible.

[bigdavis]

 

looooool Ron didnt want DJ. The rest are playing due to injuries. Ron has been forced into every good outcome he has been apart of. The absurd sequence at the end of the half is a perfect analogy to Rons head coaching career.

WHERE DID YOU GET THAT ABSURD IDEA?  PLEASE CITE YOUR SOURCE.

[Mother Grabber]

11 hours ago, tiger7_88 said:

Answer this question honestly:  How many snaps would DJ Moore have gotten if Torrey Smith had been healthy?

remember the time DJ Moore finally got lots of playing time, had two fumbles and cost us the game?  That's why rookies take time getting to the field.  The experience is doing him well, and he's playing great, but he's not a seasoned veteran and will still make rookie mistakes.

[panthers55]

1 hour ago, Mother Grabber said:

remember the time DJ Moore finally got lots of playing time, had two fumbles and cost us the game?  That's why rookies take time getting to the field.  The experience is doing him well, and he's playing great, but he's not a seasoned veteran and will still make rookie mistakes.

Amen.  

[panthers55]

1 hour ago, Mother Grabber said:

remember the time DJ Moore finally got lots of playing time, had two fumbles and cost us the game?  That's why rookies take time getting to the field.  The experience is doing him well, and he's playing great, but he's not a seasoned veteran and will still make rookie mistakes.

Moore is going to get more touches as he demonstrated on Sunday getting yards and taking care of the ball. Good thing too because if you get a rep as a fumbler everyone is grabbing at the ball. He did good work over the middle. But as you said, he has to earn those minutes and not cost us points or possessions. Something Christian had to learn as well.

[Sean Payton's Vicodin]

Rivera nuthuggers pumped for our upcoming wc exit.

[Definitely Not Trolling]

 

I've been pretty outspoken the last few weeks...still want him gone.  Has done nothing but hold Cam back ever since he got here.  

Did you sniff glue as a kid?

[Navy_football]

11 hours ago, panthers55 said:

Rivera has started plenty of rookies like McCaffrey, Newton, Bradberry, and a slew of others. Problem is rookies make mistakes more often than veterans.

Cam had arguably the best rookie season of any QB, ever. Of course you start him. McCaffrey was behind JStew most of his rookie campaign. And for every Bradberry/slew of others, I can give you a Moton, Norwell, Moore, Norman... 

Rookies do tend to make more mistakes, but they also make more plays when they're more talented. You have to take your lumps with young guys so they can learn to avoid/limit the mental mistakes. 

I do understand the idea of limiting Moore due to Ian Thomas starting at TE. But he was barely being used at all, when he should have been getting at least 5 -10 touches a game.

[Navy_football]

6 hours ago, Mother Grabber said:

remember the time DJ Moore finally got lots of playing time, had two fumbles and cost us the game?  That's why rookies take time getting to the field.  The experience is doing him well, and he's playing great, but he's not a seasoned veteran and will still make rookie mistakes.

True, but that was his first game of significant playing time. He was home and trying to do too much to earn the coach's trust and show his family and friends he could play on this level. Those jitters should have been shaken out in Dallas instead. Think of what Moore could be right now if he had 5 more games of 7+ touches each.

[rhyslloyd]

17 hours ago, panthers55 said:

What part of Rivera doesn't decide who plays where and when don't you seem to get. Norv controls the offense not Rivera. This same comment is naive at best but keeps getting repeated. 

You serious, Clark?  Ron dictates the direction of this team on offense and defense.  That's why you see the outdated, mundane, control-the-clock offense week in and week out. There's a reason Ron only hires guys who will never challenge him and who are happy to do as they're told.  The ONLY common denominator in this team's largely poor offensive performance over the last 8 years is Ron himself.  So, tell me,  what part don't YOU seem to get?

[Porn Shop Clerk]

Norv must have told Rivera he was gonna walk if he didn't stop meddling in the offensive playcalling.

[Fox007]

10 hours ago, tiger7_88 said:

Its what has been happening for years.

Incredible players make incredible plays to make an average, conservative coach look incredible.

Yea so you see, we're not on vacation and this thread boy went wrong for OP.

Just keep giving more and more evidence....

[Fox007]

21 hours ago, billionairemonk said:

he thinks the date you join an internet message board is when your fanhood officially begins

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA, wew

go ahead and check my join date, you'll piss yourself

Na it's the confusion on easy subjects that does it.

See the line yet?

[Fox007]

9 hours ago, Mother Grabber said:

remember the time DJ Moore finally got lots of playing time, had two fumbles and cost us the game?  T

Remember the time our veterans dropped passes, fumbled the ball, and didn't block and cost us the SB?

Remember the veteran on GB who took out a return and fumbled it to cost GB a game like 2 days ago.

DJ Moore been playing on STs, STs fumble happen poo look at Gambles famous back pass vs the Vikings.

Oh noes we're scared to play the better player because they might fumble a time or two on STs when veterans do the same poo.