McCoy liked team chemistry, believes in Cam and Rivera

[Cary Kollins]

Rivera's biggest strength is the locker room culture he's established alongside some great team leaders.

This defense should be really exciting to watch. The other NFC South teams built their offenses around beating the Panthers to great success, so it's about damn time we are being proactive and switching things up.

[Harbingers]

1 minute ago, Cary Kollins said:

Rivera's biggest strength is the locker room culture he's established alongside some great team leaders.

This defense should be really exciting to watch. The other NFC South teams built their offenses around beating the Panthers to great success, so it's about damn time we are being proactive and switching things up.

Hopefully we can get the D solid so we don’t have to worry about our greatest strength being our greatest weakness again this season. 

[gorillamilitia13]

This is great. I love how he can play on the exterior line too. Mario, KK, and Gerald on the d line could be a problem. 

[rippadonn]

5 minutes ago, Cary Kollins said:

Rivera's biggest strength is the locker room culture he's established alongside some great team leaders.

This defense should be really exciting to watch. The other NFC South teams built their offenses around beating the Panthers to great success, so it's about damn time we are being proactive and switching things up.

And you think they'd give us credit for their limited but recent success!?! Nothing.

You can't go anywhere unless you win the division. One if not the best in the NFL.

I'll never give the vile, classless Aints or filthy birds any credit though, Panthers made them better.

[CPcavedweller]

14 hours ago, ellis said:

It was a fantastic sales pitch. I’m sure most teams do their own version of this kind of thing, but I’m guessing there’s a little more emphasis with the new regime at Mint St, Re: going the extra mile for these visits.

I’m glad to see the roster shaping up the way it is. It’s fun to joke around here and post GIFs, but I’m dead serious: this is a championship caliber roster. 

McCoy/Short tandem affords Carolina a wealth of invaluable flexibility. Nickle—you now have two elite interior pass rushers against highly-immobile divisional QB’s who rely on clean pockets and adroit timing. This can wreck a team on 3rd and 7+. This also frees up Poe to focus exclusively on his role at NT, where he thrived in KC. 59 and 54 will be as dynamic as ever in base behind this front. 

Stay healthy, play smart, coach smarter. This is about as loaded as it gets. 

Poe wanted to play 3 tech in a 4-3 I believe. Hopefully he recognizes his highest probability for meaningful contribution comes at the nose. 

[TheMostInterestingMan]

This can’t possibly be right. According to the huddle, Rivera is an incompetent idiot who should have been fired 3 years ago. According to the huddle he had absolutely nothing to do and put 15-1 Super Bowl season was all the result of Cam and Luke playing well despite his horrible coaching...

This is also why I don’t take many huddle opinions seriously...

 

[Harbingers]

1 hour ago, CPcavedweller said:

Poe wanted to play 3 tech in a 4-3 I believe. Hopefully he recognizes his highest probability for meaningful contribution comes at the nose. 

Imagine if we still had Star to play nose. 

[Moo Daeng]

29 minutes ago, Harbingers said:

Imagine if we still had Star to play nose. 

I imagine it wouldn't be much of a difference. His decline is noticeable.

[Devil Doc]

16 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Wow. The rare occurrence where the highest bidder actually didn't win.

 

Like when someone is buying the Panthers? 

[LinvilleGorge]

11 minutes ago, Devil Doc said:

Like when someone is buying the Panthers? 

The other owners were going to force that sell no matter what. Tepper was their chosen one for next man in the club. Completely different situation.

[ncfan]