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Ivan The Awesome

By Ivan The Awesome,
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teeray Rookie

teeray

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I'm in.

I still believe there are things happening that no one could overcome.

But at some point, when things are this bad, and the o line is this shitty, and we are struggling to score, an offensive coordinator needs to come up with some gadget plays or something to manufacture points and yards.

There are issues that is making it hard for him to overcome, but that is his job to overcome them, somehow, someway.

If we keep down this path it is time for him to hit the bricks.

#FireShula

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TheRumGone Grand Master

TheRumGone

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I'm in.

I still believe there are things happening that no one could overcome.

But at some point, when things are this bad, and the o line is this shitty, and we are struggling to score, an offensive coordinator needs to come up with some gadget plays or something to manufacture points and yards.

There are issues that is making it hard for him to overcome, but that is his job to overcome them, somehow, someway.

If we keep down this path it is time for him to hit the bricks.

#FireShula

 

you and i were his biggest supporters.

 

oh

 

 

and cam is shell shocked.

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cbully Enthusiast

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I re eally hope Cam is able to pull himself back up and regain his confidence. Shula hasnt helped him out in that dept. Shula needs to go.

no let's just keep shula... this just seems to be the coaching logic. you know that redzone attack is awesome. he's so wise at first downs. "we just need to look at the tape"...

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MV%doe Newbie

MV%doe

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Before last season I had shula as a 4/10, but he did a great job and I have to give him a 7/10 at seasons end. Not going to list injuries for excuses, but between RBs and OL..... I mean at one point they where on 5th string RB and signing other undrafted OL off Other teams PS. Plus remember the seafags stole a LT off the panthers PS, they invested over one year and full offseason for that.

Right now I give him a 5/10, cam had a great 5 game span..... then the last 3 have been very poor. Shula also called a great game with derek anderson at QB. That seems like 10 years ago now. Plus replace a few TD drops and well scoring would be higher on average.

My main issue right now is red zone or even once the panthers cross the 50 yard line. I'm very unhappy with the play calling in the field goal range to red zone........ very unhappy.

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Fox007 Grand Master

Fox007

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I'm in.

I still believe there are things happening that no one could overcome.

But at some point, when things are this bad, and the o line is this shitty, and we are struggling to score, an offensive coordinator needs to come up with some gadget plays or something to manufacture points and yards.

There are issues that is making it hard for him to overcome, but that is his job to overcome them, somehow, someway.

If we keep down this path it is time for him to hit the bricks.

#FireShula

 

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Wow Shula is worse than I thought if Teeray is on board now...holy ish.

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Marguide

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I was against his hiring and thought it was a very poor choice at the time. But I also defended him last year and early this year from what I thought was an inordinate amount of criticism. He probably still gets more criticism than is deserved, but he is no longer worth defending. This entire staff must take accountability for what they have done and the decisions they have made.

 

It is also clear that just dumping Shula isn't enough. This organization appears broken from the top down. 

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I'm not really surprised. I really thought our offense sucked last year but was masked by our defense. Shula just does not know how to get Can in sync and he never has. I blame Rivera and I think it really should cost him his job. It really pisses me off that we could have had Cam in a Chip Kelly offense running other teams in the ground yet JR felt Rivera needed to stay. Thanks JR.

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