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Fitterers facial expression after saying Corral is "..the future of this team.."


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9 hours ago, Ricky Spanish said:

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Yeah it was definitely an “oh poo” moment. He knew he shouldn’t had said that. It was a media speak blunder. 
 

im pretty sure the panthers PR team has been telling this staff “don’t let the media create a circus around our QB situation” this whole off-season.

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1 hour ago, MillionDollarCam said:

What’s even funnier is that Rhule followed up with expressing his disappointment that McAdoo named Darnold the starter last week because he should be the one to name the starter.

No he didn’t…. “Ben made a statement about the starting quarterback and that got retracted out of respect for me. I should state the starting QB”

 

zero disappointment and smiling the whole time.

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It’s scary to think some of you guys are in the real world making inaccurate assumptions about people that you come across. 
 

Fitterer was obviously disappointed he made that statement. And I haven’t seen Rhule be this professional interacting with the media since his introduction to the team. 

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13 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

No he didn’t…. “Ben made a statement about the starting quarterback and that got retracted out of respect for me. I should state the starting QB”

 

zero disappointment and smiling the whole time.

Please… the smiling was him covering up his disappointment. He felt that McAdoo undermined him which he probably did. I personally wouldn’t put that out in the media though.

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1 minute ago, MillionDollarCam said:

Please… the smiling was him covering up his disappointment. He felt that McAdoo undermined him which he probably did. I personally wouldn’t put that out in the media though.

i doubt it was undermining ... Ben has always been horrible with media, worse than Rhule. I dont think the QB narrative is something being driven by Rhule but rather the Panthers PR. They dont want the unnecessary media attention. 

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16 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

i doubt it was undermining ... Ben has always been horrible with media, worse than Rhule. I dont think the QB narrative is something being driven by Rhule but rather the Panthers PR. They dont want the unnecessary media attention. 

If it was truly a mistake then they don’t need to put McAdoo in front of the camera. I can see why Rhule would be upset… I mean he’s the HC. I just wouldn’t have made the comment he did in the interview about the whole respect thing.

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9 hours ago, Centerfield said:

the expression Fitter had was like "..I can't believe I just said that, this guy isn't going to be good.."

What else could that have meant?

If he didn't have confidence in Corral, he'd have drafted someone else. There were other options, Sam Howell for one.

This theory is stupid.

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