jamos14

Not every Huddler constantly shitposts Bryce but this thread has many. I'm trying to have a real conversation about the future of the team and my thoughts. He has traits that can help the team be successful. What you think is irrelevant because other coaches in the NFL will agree and try to develop him. Hopefully it works. And for the record, I wanted Stroud. But talking poo about Bryce doesn't matter now, he is here for 2 more years minimum. We need to develop a team around him.

Agree. But currently, it's mostly impossible to provide that because of the situation. Which is why they need a coach that can put him in a situation that allows him to be successful and THEN evaluate him.

When he has time, he's made very accurate throws with anticipation. He's shown the ability to escape pressure. I know this entire thread will be a shitposting Bryce thread and will disagree with me. The next coach will want Bryce and see potential.

That is exactly being committed to Bryce. They have to present a scheme that shows their plan to build around his tools. And then Bryce can be actually evaluated.

The issue was not the winning/losing IMO. It's that there has been 0 growth. It's actually gotten worse as the season went on. No potential to build on.

And the coaches/execs won't be considered. Plenty of coaches (well at least Flores) weren't interested in Tua but McDaniels was 100% bought in. That's the only way for this team to succeed in the next 3 years.

Why? They have to develop him. There is no other choice. So they will choose the best tandem that builds around his strenghts. He can be a good NFL QB and many coaches and execs will agree even if you don't.

Don't be silly. Any coach and GM they bring in will be 100% bought in on Bryce.

What was the alternative? Tepper didn't leak the report. A) Fire Tepper in front of the team so they both find out together (Hell no) B) Tell the team they are firing him before they tell him There is nothing unprofessional at all.

Why? He fired the coach. The report was leaked to media before the front office could meet with the players. They were on their phone and saw the reports. This doesn't mean anything. Tepp has sucked as an owner but this is nothing.

He admitted he made the wrong hire in just 11 weeks. He will never publicly say anything of the sort about his involvement but actions speak louder than words.

I feel pretty confident that Fitterer is fired too. No benefit to firing GM mid season because there isn't any "changes" that can be made to the roster now. Firing a coach at least allows different coaching strategies to influence the team. Tepper cannot be that blind. (I hope). A new GM/Coach aligned together in their belief of Bryce and bring the best plan to build around him is the strategy.

100%. There is plenty of things that he can do well to succeed in the NFL with a modern scheme and playmakers around. We need a coach that agrees and develops the best plan for that. And, yea, if next season he hasn't shown significant growth then a new QB is on the table.

Now I don't disagree with that. That's the best job by far. Best hope is Staley turns things around. They are a tier above everybody else. I don't think Carolina is any different from Washington/NE/Raiders except they have a first round pick and we don't.

Gotta hope that Tepper has a wake up call and realizes that he is a common denominator. He swallowed his ego quickly with the Reich hiring. He clearly wants to win. Hope he just realizes the best way to do that is to step back and just use his wallet.

Enough.

Yes, absolutely. He has a better shot of being a HC by just being a great DC than taking an interim spot. He deserves a shot now, he has done wonders with our defense considering the personnel sucks and the injuries have been bad. But not here. We need to spend every resource developing Bryce (and I know you don't like him or think he can succeed) but he is here for at least 3 more years.

Bryce can work in a lot of modern NFL offenses. Plenty of coaches know that he has tools. He clearly needs work as well. I think lots of coaches aren't going to turned off by the situation. The only thing they won't like is not having a first round pick. Almost every new HC goes to a bad situations because their previous coach was fired for a reason. This isn't anything new.

Carolina will have their pick of coaches. Maybe it's not Johnson (although he's #1, #1A, and #1B) but plenty of coaches will interview. Remember Jonathon Jones saying that "sharks" were circling that were interested in the Panthers job?

I get the pessimism. It's deserved. I am choosing to be hopeful because it beats feeling that the future is lost already. Evero didn't want to be the interim in Denver and didn't hear. I don't think it's a "situation" thing but more that he just doesn't want to complicate his life. He has made a name for himself as a DC and interim tag may impact him. I think Johnson will strongly consider. And although we hate Tepper, I don't know that most coaches will view him in the same light that we do as fans.

I disagree with anybody thinking that Carolina is going to struggle having candidates interview. It's the NFL. These guys are competitive and think they can turn it around. I think it actually speaks to growth that Tepper swallowed his ego and admitted he made a bad hire. Tepper needs to fire Fitterer too and bring in a tandem that are aligned. But Johnson is who I want us to spend every penny we can on. Would love Evero with him but I think that's a pipe dream.

He declined to interview last season because he wanted another year under his belt and saw the special season Detroit was poised to have. He is the type of coach we need. Young, exciting, and pushing cutting edge plays that are required in today's NFL. I wanted Steichen last year. Can't settle for a "safe choice" like Reich.

There are only 32 HC spots. Most coaches will be interested.

Evero said no in Denver too. He must think the interim tag may hurt his actual HC candidacy. Or wants to only focus on defense.

Fields sucks. It wouldn't have helped us at all.