Mr. Scot

They exist...

Even Joe Person is piling on...

But he might have been given the tools to do what he wanted there, instead of how he was limited here by having...full control

Rhule was on with Rich Eisen as well...

Actually, let me make myself clear... I don't want Tepper to slam Rhule. I would like to see him reveal stuff that really went on counter to some of Rhule's claims.

Granted. I'd still laugh

I don't care if the Panthers do it... ...but I'd laugh my ass off if Tepper did it.

And you can see it...

Link to John's segment on FNZ...

The "most trusted assistant" being Evan Cooper.

Believe it or not...

Most NFL coaches are respectful of former employers, or at least don't point fingers, even when they part angrily. Just goes to show once again that Matt Rhule was never an NFL coach

Said the same, but I'm not sure they'll do it. Fitterer doesn't really seem like the type. Tepper might be, though. Come to think of it, the guy spent millions to buy a mansion just so he could tear it to pieces. Is he gonna take this lying down?

Definitely sounds like the one most full of sh-t... (that's even considering that George Seifert gave a speech to the team talking about what they were going to be doing next year after he'd been told he was fired)

Mike Kaye chimes in...

Meanwhile... Peetz and Satterfield both moved on to new jobs after their first year in Carolina under Rhule. Now they're rejoining him.

Guess John gave us his opinion

The question came up a couple of times with Rhule: Is he lying or does he genuinely believe his own bullsh-t? The more I hear him talk, the more I think it's the latter.

I normally would expect the team to keep quiet about stuff like this, and they probably will. But man, If I were in their spot it would be hard not to issue a few...rebuttals. (especially David Tepper given that this is kind of a slap in his face)

I had a...somewhat similar thought

Also Steven Drummond...

Yikes He's basically saying Tepper misled him, and that if he were told differently or given more time he could have produced. He references Wilks, but seems to ignore the fact that the team only improved after he left and some of his loyalists were fired. Wonder how the players who defended him while he was here would feel about this.

The source is a guy who's with NBC Sports College and Fantasy football coverage who's followed by Jordan Schultz and our own Mike Kaye, so he at least seems legit. There's also this... The video with NFL Network's Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo talks about Wilson having lost some of his teammates, and references "antics" that were happening in Seattle that Denver knew about but accepted.

I don't put the same value on Nixon as I do Campen or Tabor. But with that said, he's done some pretty good work with Foreman and Hubbard.