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The staff has made the problems consistently worse by shuffling the deck along the OL nonstop. Oh, and signing dumpster fire, oft-injured free agent OL.

He is the worst QB in the NFL. His play is 100% indefensible. Even our idiot head coach basically sat in front of the media on Sunday and basically said, "You can't throw these passes." He is fuging TERRIBLE.

His play is his fault. We are 3.5+ years in with the same sorry poo. Let me guess, we should sign Rosen and JaMarcus Russell too? After all, hope springs eternal!

Time to head hunt him next time we play.

Not all. His performances are roughly 90% his fault but the surrounding situation does account for about 10%.

FO DVOA rankings disagree. We have had worse OL's than this. Sad but true.

Just his coaches job, I suppose. Which, I am okay with that.

Unfortunately, I have been right quite a bit under Rhule because his decisions have been so obviously suspect.

You know my thoughts on this QB draft class. If we trade up to get one of these guys, I am just going to take 2022 off. I'll come back when we have a new coaching staff.

7th worst by points and 5th worst by yardage in Panthers history, so far. Tied for 2nd worst in TO's/GM, though.

Yep. So even their strategy of building a stout defense ultimately backfired. We've never had a more clueless head coach than Rhule.

Rhule will probably trade our 2021 and 2022 1sts, 2022 and 2023 seconds to get to #1. Then we will draft Spencer Rattler.

May as well shut the doors to the franchise if we do that.

Yeah, top many fans also have a very college/high school view of the NFL(much like Rhule and Co.). If you always draft and sign based on "potential" alone and you ignore the warts....you are the Al Davis Raiders. A roster of Underwear Olympics champions and reclamation projects.

The amount of Pats cheers on the broadcast was nuts.

It was partly Teddy's fault and partly Brady's fault. Hard to determine how much because Teddy still has displayed a lot of the same characteristics he did in Carolina this season, as well. The overwhelming bulk of Darnold's issues are Sam Darnold. He is doing the same things he did for three years in NY. Definitely not saying Brady isn't over his head, I believe he is. But the issues we are having are because of franchise worst level of QB mismanagement from Rhule.

It would probably be better for Brady's career if we fire him. I suspect we will see some change made at QB soon and that a coach or two will get canned.

This is the way I feel about just about every prospect but Pickett. And I still wouldn't take him in the first.

Yeah, anyone who would willingly choose this as an option is fuging nuts. Most frustrating offense to watch since Pickles.

Yeah and for all the anti-Cam dolts, how is that 59.5% completion percentage treating you? I remember hearing so much about how we needed an accurate QB but we have one of the least accurate in the NFL and it isn't because of scheme or drops. Teddy Bridgewater completed 69.1% of his passes in this same offense with almost the same players. If Rhule keeps trotting out Darnold with no other plan, I would fire him immediately.

The vigorous defense of Jimmy Clausen 2.0 is hilarious. There is no greater problem on the offensive side of the ball than Sam Darnold. You don't accidentally become the worst QB in the NFL. That's who Sam Darnold was for 3 years and he is settling in to being the worst in the NFL again. The OL is garbage. The drops are nuts. The playcalling is trash. But Sam Darnold is far and away the WORST part of this offense. 9 games, 13 TO's. Wow. Currently on pace for a staggering 25 TO's, which would tie a Panthers franchise record for a player in one season(1997 Kerry Collins). But who is ULTIMATELY to blame for all this? Matt Motherfuging Rhule. The buck stops there in 2021.

I like 2023 because it is a huge QB FA class and if it ends up being a good draft class, we have a good shot at being able to get someone from somewhere.

Same thing as the OL drafting though, if we don't trust them to make good OL decisions in the draft, why would be in the draft for QB's? So, eventually you gotta do something. I would rather focus on the OL in 2022 and grab a REASONABLE and EXPERIENCED veteran QB to tide us over until 2023. Not some ignorant Teddy contract or trade for some POS like Darnold. There are literally plenty to of NFL teams that have done that in the 2021 offseason for starting or backup QB's. We just failed the most at it. It's a problem.

Yep. Like I said, I am off the players at this point. I am all about blaming Matt Rhule and David Tepper.