Darnold Success = Brady Leaving

[CanadianCat]

If Sam comes in and has a hell of a season, there is 0% chance that Brady is here next year (which really sucks for Sam ... again) 

 

Who replaces Brady? Is that guy on staff? 

[mrcompletely11]

This man has it figured out

[Martin]

This would be an awesome problem to have. And I think our QB coach is next man up

[LinvilleGorge]

When we hired him I think everyone already knew that if he was successful he wasn't going to be here long. 

[Untouchable]

Seen Ryan or Jake Peetz (depending on how he does this season at LSU) are the likely candidates.

[MHS831]

Remember, he called a fullback dive on 4th and 1 to Armah with the game on the line.

(no point, just to stir things up).

[Black&BlueBubba]

You would think they have that figured out and have an understudy for Joe.  Maybe Ryan but he just joined.  The rest of the guys look like 12 year olds.

Tepper and Rhule have a plan.   

[GoPanthers123]

Darnold success is just what we need.  With a great QB this team will go places.

[Panthero]

I trust Rhules ability to evaluate talent to fit what he does. Both coaches and players

[CanePantherHornet]

He's had one foot out the door the entire time he's been here anyways. I doubt he's even unpacked his boxes from moving.

[bythenbrs]

On 4/16/2021 at 1:12 PM, CanadianCat said:

If Sam comes in and has a hell of a season, there is 0% chance that Brady is here next year (which really sucks for Sam ... again) 

 

Who replaces Brady? Is that guy on staff? 

This is a strong opinion lightly held but, I think good OC’s are easier to hire than good QB’s.  Tepper’s deep pockets, many offensive weapons, an improving O line (maybe), Rhule/Fitterer, it should make this team an attractive landing spot for a really good OC.

So, if Darnold has a really good year and shows he can be our franchise QB  but Brady leaves for an HC position elsewhere, meh, this is still a ‘win’ in my opinion.  YMMV

Edited April 18, 2021 by bythenbrs

[MHS831]

Darnold lack of success = Brady leaving