Looks like Rhule may target Joe Brady for OC

[Jon Snow]

20 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

 

Depends. Did they pay a guy because he was genuinely worth it or just because he's a hot name?

If they get the right guy, I don't care how much it cost.

If they threw a lot of money at a guy who wasn't worth it, it's a sign they just might be stupid.

We've already had a long enough history of the team being run by stupid people. I'm not really up for another several years of that.

It appears to me that Tepper has decided Rhule shares his vision well enough that he has gone all in on him building the staff and roster he sees fit.

This process may not make sense to any of us for serval seasons as it may take that long for it to take shape.  This is Teppers way of investing in his dream.  I am sure he's put at least as much thought into this as he has his other investments.  I admire the boldness and I hope it works out despite Marty having his hands in it.  Given Teppers track record with his other ventures I'm sure he's thought this through.

Now let's see if Rhule can deliver on Teppers investment.

[M_Loop]

what do panthers need to do in offseason

get more coaches signed

I saw 30m in capspace, are they resigning players or going to spend on FA

what players they taking in the draft

what are the important holes to fix before 2020

[Moo Daeng]

Pretty much no matter what I'm going to put my faith in Teppers vetting process over Mister Scott looking at Wikipedia pages of the coaches at Baylor and the 2012 Giants 

[Jay Roosevelt]

If Brady wants to be an NFL head coach (as opposed to a college head coach) he'd be better off taking a deal to be an NFL O.C. One or two good years as a pro O.C. and he'd be at the top of everyone's radar to be head coach.

[raz]

big daddy grab ass gonna get who he wants

[CPF4LIFE]

17 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

You remember how that scene ended?

Thanos isn't a billionaire 

[beo]

long as cam isnt gone it wouldnt be the worst thing

[beo]

On 1/10/2020 at 2:00 PM, LinvilleGorge said:

This just feels like Luck/Cam all over again. We'd all been told for years how Luck was the chosen one. He was the greatest QB prospect since Elway and the greatest overall pro prospect since Lebron and him going back to school was going to set the Panthers back for years and what will they do with their now worthless #1 overall pick???

Oh wait... Cam's better.

luck probably had a better career than cam, with as bad an offensive line.

[beo]

On 1/10/2020 at 3:47 PM, King K. Rhule said:

That is a scorching hot take my guy

i mean it is the bengals, the same team that drafted akili smith over edgerrin james or ditka literally offering them their entire draft to move up to their pick

[LinvilleGorge]

5 minutes ago, beo said:

luck probably had a better career than cam, with as bad an offensive line.

Look at the stats. It's not even close.

[Moo Daeng]

The fact that nothing has been announced coupled with the Coughlin bit makes me feel better. Maybe its not just a matter of grabbing all the Baylor guys . Maybe there are some guys of interest on current playoff teams.

Seems if it was the rumored options they would have been announced by now. 

[beo]

1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Look at the stats. It's not even close.

uhhh.. it is close. cam's best passing year was barely better than luck's worst. luck averaged about 300 rushing per year as well. luck consistently threw more td passes per year, had a higher completion percentage and gained more yards and tds. people dont seem to understand just how good luck was. you can check them yourself because huddle wont let me send the screenshot for some reason. 

2014 luck threw for 4.7k yards and 40 tds, ran for 300 with 3 tds.

2015 cam threw for 3.8k yards, 35 tds, and ran for 700 with 10 tds

luck's best season he outgained cam's mvp run by 500 total yards. cam scored more tds; 45-43, and none of cam's other seasons besides 2011 are in the same league as 2015. luck consistently threw for 4.2k yards when not injured or even when  banged up and usually added 300 rushing yards to boot. luck came back from an injury that was so severe that he missed a season and had to go to europe to get repaired, and came back and threw 39 tds with 4.5k yards after returning. i get that surface level stats dont show the full story and that cam looks way better ingame than the stats show, but statisically luck did more with a really bad line.   the colts and panthers were both happy with who they got, even if its not really clear who the better player is. also for the record, luck ran the exact same 40 time as cam did at the combine, he was an exceptionally athletic qb as well. still, your example of hyped college players not doing well is very accurate, reggie bush was solid but  wasnt what he was expected to be; and the ominous tale of jamarcus russell is still told in nfl front offices to this day.

[GRWatcher]

On 1/11/2020 at 6:21 PM, Mr. Scot said:

 

Depends. Did they pay a guy because he was genuinely worth it or just because he's a hot name?

If they get the right guy, I don't care how much it cost.

If they threw a lot of money at a guy who wasn't worth it, it's a sign they just might be stupid.

We've already had a long enough history of the team being run by stupid people. I'm not really up for another several years of that.

[CPF4LIFE]

11 hours ago, beo said:

uhhh.. it is close. cam's best passing year was barely better than luck's worst. luck averaged about 300 rushing per year as well. luck consistently threw more td passes per year, had a higher completion percentage and gained more yards and tds. people dont seem to understand just how good luck was. you can check them yourself because huddle wont let me send the screenshot for some reason. 

2014 luck threw for 4.7k yards and 40 tds, ran for 300 with 3 tds.

2015 cam threw for 3.8k yards, 35 tds, and ran for 700 with 10 tds

luck's best season he outgained cam's mvp run by 500 total yards. cam scored more tds; 45-43, and none of cam's other seasons besides 2011 are in the same league as 2015. luck consistently threw for 4.2k yards when not injured or even when  banged up and usually added 300 rushing yards to boot. luck came back from an injury that was so severe that he missed a season and had to go to europe to get repaired, and came back and threw 39 tds with 4.5k yards after returning. i get that surface level stats dont show the full story and that cam looks way better ingame than the stats show, but statisically lyuck did more with a really bad line.   the colts and panthers were both happy with who they got, even if its not really clear who the better player is. also for the record, luck ran the exact same 40 time as cam did at the combine, he was an exceptionally athletic qb as well. still, your example of hyped college players not doing well is very accurate, reggie bush was solid but  wasnt what he was expected to be; and the ominous tale of jamarcus russell is still told in nfl front offices to this day.

You come on a panthers forum really trying to argue that Luck career was better than Cams? 

You really think this is gonna end well?