Ricky Spanish

I'll do it again too

6-10 his first year then 7-9 his second in clevelenad. Bill was already better. Cowboys are going to the playoffs in year two of McCarthy Rivera, Playoffs year one Stefanski, Playoffs year one. Matt Rhule and Joe Judge are tied for the two worst records and our guy lost to the other guy.

There were like 5 people on the whole board who were saying that. Everyone else was along the lines of "Well there was no talent anywhere, they're young and they're improving. Let's see what happens next year". Difference between the Defense and the line was there were signs of improvement as the year went on with the defense. The line and offense as a whole has gotten worse as the season has progressed.

poo guys Christiansen is about to get cut

He made the Jags the #5 offense in the NFL with Blake Bortles. So there's that.

For real, this movie was amazing. If you haven't seen it, go see it.

Incompetence is what it is.

What a totally predictable outcome of events that everyone saw coming the moment he was hired.

I have already written this year off, but the reason I'm bitching so much right now is that I still have hope that we will move on from Rhule at year's end. If we keep him one more year, I'm honestly not bothering with this team until Rhule starts winning or he gets fired, whichever comes first.

Rhule's college Team's first and second season records: Temple Year 1 - 2-10 Temple Year 2 - 6-6 - Started the year 5-2, ended the year 2-5 Baylor Year 1 - 1-11 Baylor Year 2 - 7-6 - Started 4-3, ended 3-3, Won a bowl game Carolina Year 1 - 5-11 Carolina Year 2 - 5-8 (so far and trending down) So why is the fanbase so pessimistic? The lack of resources we have to actually improve the team going into year 3 due to the moves made in years one and two. Trading away future picks is a recipe for disaster for a franchise in rebuilding mode. The areas we need significant improvement in (QB and OL) are both expensive, and significant. In college you don't need a good QB to compete. In the NFL you do. We are limited in our resources needed to address those two very big issues, and we are limited due to the boners the coach has made trying to address those issues. This gives the fanbase little faith that the coach is capable of actually fixing things. If he couldn't with an excess of resources, how will he with limited resources? If the panthers close out the year 4-0, I'd be for giving Rhule another shot because it would look like his program is finally clicking, and we'd be beating some good teams in there. I don't see that happening though. His MO involves his teams showing improvement year 1 into year 2. Year two in Carolina, we look worse as a team overall and have a very real chance of statistically having a worse record than his first year as a coach. That is never a good trend to see in new head coaching hire, as it shows the team isn't getting better. Time to move on.

I love when people tell you to do your own research then never provide you with the "information" they found. Then you provide the research you did but it's all wrong because the 50 medical studies that you found on it back the hypothesis that the vaccines help to prevent death and are perfectly safe. Also, knowing someone in the medical field doesn't mean you know actual doctors. You could know nurses, secretaries, custodians, and inventory managers in the field who aren't actual doctors and aren't vaccinated. Either way it's a funny flex considering 96% of all actual doctors have been vaccinated with the Covid vaccines. My Research: https://www.ama-assn.org/delivering-care/public-health/nearly-all-us-doctors-are-vaccinated-time-follow-their-lead Nurses and aids aren't vaccinated at the same rate becuase hospitals are dicks to them and they aren't as trusting of authority. Which is understandable, but they don't have the medical knowledge the actual doctors do to understand the workings and functions of the vaccine, not because they are dumb, but because they weren't educated in those fields of medicine. Either way, if 96% of all doctors are vaxxed, sign me up.

Puffin Rock is legit adorable btw.

Tackles =/= Good Remember Eric Reid and his tons and tons of tackles? He was soooooooo good with all those tackles. /s Either way, Rhule didn't want him so he got traded.

Jackson is a FA this coming offseason, this was his contract year.

He has both been hampered by the terrible QB play, as well as not played up to his potential all at the same time.

The one good thing to come out of Matt Rhule's former players.

This hurts our chances for the playoffs

Tepper is actually worth 15.8 billion (estimated). For context, if you are making $55,000 per year, it's the equivalent to paying $174. So roughly the equivalent to getting a 3 year wheel alignment policy at National Tire and Battery. Firing Rhule is essentially car maintenance to us normal folk.

It looked like Chuba wasn't even expecting the ball.

https://www.espn.com/blog/carolina-panthers/post/_/id/35882/matt-rhules-rebuilding-process-for-carolina-panthers-hampered-by-turnovers-qb-play Article by Darren Newtown at ESPN. Some Gems: Guys, if we stop the turnovers, it fixes the offensive line, our run defense, our offensive play calling, and special teams coverage. It's that simple guys. Meanwhile Baltimore is 4-0 when they throw two or more interceptions.

If we Take an LT we need a QB other than Cam, because Cam just ain't it anymore.