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Panthers reportedly ‘standing pat’ with HC Matt Rhule for 2022

Anthony Rizzuti
Sat, December 25, 2021, 3:07 PM
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For many of you not-so-merry Carolina Panthers fans, seeing head coach Matt Rhule back on the sidelines in 2022 probably wasn’t on your wishlists. Well, like another pair of socks, you might just be getting it anyway.

According to CBS Sports senior NFL insider Jonathan Jones, the Panthers “will be standing pat this offseason” with Rhule. Given Jones’ rock-solid past as the team beat writer for The Charlotte Observer, this report is likely as credible as they come.

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Im going to gett poo'd here... but I am open to seeing what a third season looks like. Now 4-5 games in though, if we look like buns... pull the cord. 

An offseason dedicated to building the o-line (see Chiefs/Bucs/Raiders/Chargers over the last 4 years in single offseasons) could allow us to see a completely different team.

If you can't run the ball, then you pass, if you can't pass the ball, you run. We couldnt block for either. 
 

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1 minute ago, TheCasillas said:

Im going to gett poo'd here... but I am open to seeing what a third season looks like. Now 4-5 games in though, if we look like buns... pull the cord. 

An offseason dedicated to building the o-line (see Chiefs/Bucs/Raiders/Chargers over the last 4 years in single offseasons) could allow us to see a completely different team.
 

Tepper isn’t going to fire Rhule 4 games into a season, we will be stuck with him for most if not the entire thing.

What makes you think Rhule can fix our o-line when he couldn’t wait one day to sign Erving and Elflein and refused to play Brady even though he showed he’s better than any other option we have?

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2 minutes ago, mc52beast said:

Tepper isn’t going to fire Rhule 4 games into a season, we will be stuck with him for most if not the entire thing.

What makes you think Rhule can fix our o-line when he couldn’t wait one day to sign Erving and Elflein and refused to play Brady even though he showed he’s better than any other option we have?

Because Brady wasn’t a better option and hasn’t shown it.  You are building a false dilemma which is getting prevalent around here.

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