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Here's a list of other NFL coaches who came from college. Some highlights below. there's some history to show some college coaches HAVE been successful in the NFL. Give Rhule some time -- these coaches were given a chance and it paid off for them. https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles/college_coaches_who_successfully_made_the_leap_to_the_nfl/s1__34613570#slide_1 Pete Carroll (granted, he had prior NFL experience - but he spent 9 years at USC before joining Seattle) Chuck Fairbanks - went from Oklahoma to NE, and turned the team around in 3 years. Jim Harbaugh (yeah, had some prior NFL experience too before going to Stanford) Jimmy Johnson John McKay - left USC to helm the "NFL's ultimate fixer-upper, the worst in league history" and coached through a rebuild with #1 defense and post-season playf and the one that smells most familiar to our current situation: Bobby Ross - took the Chargers from 0-4 to the playoffs, despite Stan Humphries at QB

Dear David, I wrote you but you're still not calling, even though I left my cell, pager, and my home phone at the bottom. I sent you two letters back in the summer, but you must not have gotten 'em. I hear there's a problem at the post office or something. . . . Dear David, You still ain't called or wrote us. I hope you have a chance. We Panthers fans ain't mad - we just think it's messed up you don't answer fans. If you don't wanna talk to us outside the stadium, you don't have to - but you coulda posted a message on the dot-com for us. We've watched training camp in the blistering sun for you; we've waited for hours just to get a word with you... We even got a Panthers logo tattoo across the chest; it's like adrenaline, every chance we get to see the team; Our girlfriends' are jealous because we talk about you her 24/7, but she don't know you like we do, David. No one does... We're the biggest fans. We don't like to lose.

The problem isn't Darnold. That being said, Darnold is part of the problem.

Bieniemy?

Who do we pick up instead? (“Anybody” is not an option. Name some suggestions)

We’ve all seen worse would you rather lose 10 games in a row with the Cardiac Cats?

I’d still rather be a Panthers fan. cause even when we have bad seasons, we are still a better team than those others.

Same

Could be worse. KC is also 3-3 but is down 27-0

For once, I’m glad this isn’t a Nationally broadcast game

Look good, play good. CMC

All these TV announcers need to stop saying RPO like every viewer knows what RPO is. (Like how we all know that WTF means Why The Face?)

Who was that Panthers fan on the shot clapping on third down? Why contribute to stadium noise, etc if you don’t have to?

Checks notes…. Last week?

Our defense is mostly legit

I’m okay with this. Offensive line isn’t consistent enough to guarantee a win, YET.

I like his commercials.

Today, first time making homemade pizza from scratch. None oF that prepared boboli crust first “00” dough sample out of the 500 degree oven? Not bad. Or quite ready to share with others yet, but not bad.

it worked for the Braves, apparently...

oooh, hadn't see that. Interesting. Houston, Seattle: $13 Dolphins: $10 Packers: $183 Chargers: $4 wonder if it's based on merch sales or something similarly able to determine who is "a fan" and what comprises the fan revenue. The article isn't good in showing the footnote detail

As a non-fan of the Stones, I'll say that practically every song here is ranked way too high on the list. They're just a blues cover band, after all. https://uproxx.com/indie/rolling-stones-best-songs-ranked/ This list is also flawed. The writer themselves say that the #2 song is better than #1, but #1 is their personal favorite. That's just lazy. I'm okay with #3 and #6. Heh: Satisfaction is at #26. Amused at how many "top radio hits" are really buried in the mid 40's-50's section of the list.

This is from August, before the season started (didn't see it posted earlier). https://www.forbes.com/sites/mikeozanian/2021/08/05/the-nfls-most-valuable-teams-2021-average-team-value-soars-to-35-billion-as-league-shrugs-off-pandemic-year/ The breakdown is a bit more interesting Forbes says that the change in value from 2020 to 2021 is up 14%. The "win-to-player-cost-ratio" is 58 (compared to, let's say, the Bucs who's win-to-cost ratio is super high at 215, or the Seahawks at 133.) someone with better insight can share whether a high ratio or a low ratio is good. The Jaguars' ratio is just 15.

Lowes has "officially licensed paint colors". Our color? "Carolina Panthers Blue"