Potential offensive coordinators for the 2017 Carolina Panthers

[uncfan888]

Im pretty sure CRA has said the words "Max protect" in about 70% of his posts. 

[Sasquatch]

5 hours ago, uncfan888 said:

Really think we're stuck with Shula for another year..  Probably for as long as Rivera is here

Some seem to have selective amnesia about the fact that he was the league's OC of the year for 2015.

[Montsta]

4 hours ago, Bartin said:

Other than Hue which is not happening, I'd rather stick with Shula than hire anyone listed.

Shula's offense is so unbelievably predictable that even the out of touch dinosaur Sam Rosen was commentating our game Sunday and before we ran our first play he said literally "the Panthers usually run up the middle with Stewart the first play of the game", and then we did it. Again. For the 50th consecutive game Stewart has played in. 

Anyone but Shula is an upgrade in my opinion if for nothing else the unpredictability. 

[CRA]

10 minutes ago, uncfan888 said:

Im pretty sure CRA has said the words "Max protect" in about 70% of his posts. 

It is simply my 2016 DeAngelo soapbox.  I think it is much better one than some of my prior ones...I mean, it ain't no "Jarrett just needs a chance"...

max protect (71%)

[beastson]

9 minutes ago, Hammerin'Cameron1 said:

Shula isnt the problem with the offense believe it or not its the offensive line, and it was never Shula's decision to not go for it 4th and 1 against the Raiders and Shula was calling a beautiful series against the Chiefs until we didn't score

How is Shula not a problem

Did you guys not read the report about Shula knew teams had caught up to them and they needed better personnel. I sat here and listened to Broncos players said our offense changed nothing for the SB. Shula is A problem of many of other problems

[CRA]

8 minutes ago, Montsta said:

Shula's offense is so unbelievably predictable that even the out of touch dinosaur Sam Rosen was commentating our game Sunday and before we ran our first play he said literally "the Panthers usually run up the middle with Stewart the first play of the game", and then we did it. Again. For the 50th consecutive game Stewart has played in. 

Anyone but Shula is an upgrade in my opinion if for nothing else the unpredictability. 

Most OCs are pretty predictable.  Which is why talent matters.  A lot of defenses are too.  

I still endorse a FO giving a coordinator the talent to do what he is...is the most important.  

If Norv is such a great OC why have all his offenses sucked since being fired as a HC for example? 

[CRA]

6 minutes ago, beastson said:

How is Shula not a problem

Did you guys not read the report about Shula knew teams had caught up to them and they needed better personnel. I sat here and listened to Broncos players said our offense changed nothing for the SB. Shula is A problem of many of other problems

How is the FO not a problem when your coach tells them he needs the talent to change because teams would catch up to him scheming around the 2015 issues?

we had the same OL as 2015 and Wade Phillips literally got in front of a microphone and said the NFL foolishly allowed us to scheme around our OL issues with no penalty.  There isn't another gimmick to apply...you need your line fixed 

[Mr. Scot]

3 minutes ago, CRA said:

Most OCs are pretty predictable.  Which is why talent matters.  A lot of defenses are too.  

I still endorse a FO giving a coordinator the talent to do what he is...is the most important.  

If Norv is such a great OC why have all his offenses sucked since being fired as a HC for example? 

Some are significantly more predictable than others.

Even Chudzinski - who I'm not a fan of - was less predictable than Shula.

In my opinion, the Broncos post Super Bowl statements serve as an indictment of the entire staff.

[Mr. Scot]

2 minutes ago, Hammerin'Cameron1 said:

What if the Broncos defense was just better than our offense and no "change ups" by our staff would have made a difference

Hell, changing up from what we do best would have made us look even worse on Super Bowl Sunday, we weren't even executing an offense that we didn't even change up, who's that an indictment of

Our offensive line couldn't contain the Broncos rush, period, and our workhorse back got injured

Evidence suggests they were better than us.

But that doesn't excuse coaching failures.

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, Hammerin'Cameron1 said:

No switching up of the game plan is going to change Remmers from practice squad trash, to good

There's this thing called "chipping"...

[ickmule]

Please stop. We all know no changes will be made. 

[Mr. Scot]

1 minute ago, ickmule said:

Please stop. We all know no changes will be made. 

Yes, Cam will still be our quarterback.

[ickmule]

Just now, Mr. Scot said:

Yes, Cam will still be our quarterback.

Yep and we'll have the same coaching staff 100% intact unless someone retires. Not one coach will be fired. 

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, Hammerin'Cameron1 said:

Yeah, chipping Miller every damn play wouldn't have hurt any except maybe reduced Olsen in the passing game which was done anyway due to the fact we couldn't pass block

We have other tight ends on our roster

(runningbacks too).