Mr. Scot

This is what I expect to be near universal. Did make one mistake: Probably should have included Steve Wilks as an option to keep (assuming he doesn't get the head coaching job). I'd also argue for Al Holcomb as a linebacker coach.

I don't think LG is trying to scare you. He's just talking about what the rules are.

I get that,but unless a new guy brings along a better OL coach, I'd love to keep Campen.

For context, this is a general question outside the one of who we get as next year's coach. What I'm wondering is how many members of our current staff fans would prefer to have remain aboard. I know some might automatically say "none" but I think most would look at at least one or two. Starting off, here are the coaches with no significant connections to Matt Rhule outside their tenure with the Panthers: Offensive Coordinator Ben McAdoo Wide Receivers Coach Joe Dailey Offensive Line Coach James Campen Assistant Offensive Line Coach Robert Kugler Defensive Line Coach Paul Pasqualoni Pass Rush Specialist Don Johnson Special Teams Coordinator Chris Tabor Chris Tabor and James Campen (and by extension his apprentice, Robert Kugler) are guys I expect pretty much everyone wants back. Beyond those guys though, it starts to get a little hazy. Where it gets even hazier is when you look at the guys who were more connected to Rhule. Two (Sean Ryan and Al Holcomb) really only have a shoestring tie to the fired coach. Others are far more extensively attached. The list of Rhule adjacent coaches, with an explanation of their connection, follows: Quarterbacks Coach Sean Ryan - Was on the Giants staff with Rhule for a single season Defensive Coordinator / Assistant Head Coach - Defense Al Holcomb - Same connection as Ryan; graduated from Temple but long before Rhule got there Assistant Quarterbacks Coach / Pass Game Coordinator Matt Lombardi - Was with Rhule at Baylor for two recent years but was with the Dolphins at the time Rhule got the Panthers job Runningbacks Coach / Assistant Head Coach - Offense Jeff Nixon - Baylor guy who followed Rhule to the Panthers, also one year with Rhule at Temple for a total of four years, does have significant NFL coaching experience Tight Ends Coach Kevin M Gilbride - Was on staff with Rhule three years at Temple and one with the Giants in the 2000s; his dad was also a Rhule colleague in New York Assistant Defensive Line Coach Terrance Knighton - Played for Rhule three years at Temple; never coached with him (or much at all really) till Carolina Linebackers Coach / Defensive Run Game Coordinator Mike Siravo - Served under Rhule for seven yars at both Temple and Baylor in addition to one earlier year at Temple before following him to the Panthers Cornerbacks Coach \ Director of Player Evaluation Evan Cooper - Second longest tenured Rhule guy stretching back to 2013 minus a small break; also followed Rhule from Temple to Baylor to the NFL; considered a "right hand man" and one of Rhule's closest lieutenants Strength and Conditioning Coach Jeremy Scott - the third staff member to follow Rhule through all three of his most revcent stops over the past seven years before joining the Panthers ... NOTE: I don't really expect many (or possibly any) of the guys on this list to get votes to stay but you never know

To be fair, both guys did it to themselves. But yeah, Rivera has been along for the ride on a couple of ownership disasters.

For context: - Per Clay, the easiest remaining schedule belongs to the Falcons - Our other NFC South rivals sit at #10 (Saints) and #15 (Bucs) - Five contending teams (Ravens, Eagles, 49ers, Cowboys and Chiefs) sit at #s 2 through 6 - The two teams currently ahead of us in draft order sit at 16 (Lions) and 28 (Texans)

More of a bullsh-tter. He regularly posts claims regarding things that didn't actually happen. It's why most people ignore him.

So next time we look for a tackle, we should target someone named "Yuck"? (or perhaps "Eeeww")

College-aged male athlete? Let's be honest: the odds are pretty favorable

Yeah... pretty sure the tank is cancelled.

Meanwhile...

Guess the "dirt" he had wasn't as good as he thought.

By ESPN analyst Mike Clay... Clay admits here that this is based on his own opinion of each team, but with that said when you look down the list of our remaining games, it's valid to say that it doesn't look anywhere near as tough as it once did. Outside of the Ravens game, I don't see anything that looks absolutely unwinnable.

Being portrayed as only an inquiry by others though, not a definitive sale. Mind you, won't exactly be surprised if the "inquiry" becomes a sale in short order. If he's thinking about it, I'd say there's a pretty good chance he's gonna do it.

Tepper's about to slide further down the list of wealthiest owners?

It's part of the lawsuit with Flores... So unless you think Wilks is prepared to perjure himself in court, it sounds like the claim is pretty credible. Also, fairly certain Mike Garafplo isn't a member of The Huddle so the notion that it's "a rumor that started in here" is kinda silly.

Both at the same time...

A tad late, guys

Meanwhile... Mike Zimmer's son, Ron Rivera's mom, now Sean McVay's grandfather... Damn.

To be fair, that wasn't his choice.

Now's when you start hearing about all the stuff that didn't happen...

Well, he fetched Zack Moss and a conditional sixth round pick in return. Other than that, from what I know he's just a fairly run of the mill runningback, but I guess the Bills see something worth trading for.