Ron Rivera is too scared to be a great NFL Head Coach

[Jangler]

Left Eye Drifting

now that's a band name

[cptx]

4 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

We're only good enough to beat bad teams.

That's not something to be proud of.

it's the status quo this season tho. too bad we don't play miami every week

[cptx]

4 hours ago, 0115 said:

 On this very board the atmosphere is always falling when the game is lost

as it should after what was basically an in-season playoff game

[Chris1]

When a team that's supposed to be a top 10 team only scores 3 points and loses by 14 points to the 3-9 Chicago Bears, what does that tell you?

[Fox007]

Too scared and too stupid for that matter.

 

[Salisburysean98]

5 hours ago, Cookie Lyon said:

Ron has always been a terrible coach. He should've been fired a long time ago. 

I'm glad there are still people in the huddle who have eyes. Dilly dilly.

[Chris1]

5 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

We're only good enough to beat bad teams.

That's not something to be proud of.

October 22

They no show against non playoff teams sometimes too.

[NanuqoftheNorth]

5 hours ago, Tarheels23 said:

JR too cheap to fire a coach with years left on his contract. 

Richardson fired Dom Capers with 7 or 8 years remaining on a 10 year contract.

Of course that was back in the day when Jerry thought he would bring a Superbowl to the Carolinas within the first 10 years.

[Jangler]

3 minutes ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

Richardson fired Dom Capers with 7 or 8 years remaining on a 10 year contract.

Of course that was back in the day when Jerry thought he would bring a Superbowl to the Carolinas within the first 10 years.

did you know Siefert had a 92% win rate before coming to Carolina?  Would still be number one all time if he had stayed on his boat.

[tiger7_88]

12 hours ago, GOOGLE JIM BOB COOTER said:

ron rivera will always make decisions that allow casual observers and people with an axe to grind to blame individual players. it takes extraordinary effort from the players to win because this coaching staff refuses to stick its neck out there and make decisions that defy standard football conventions from the 1980s or w/e. at one point today the announcers talked about how much the players respect him but i don't see how when he throws them under the bus week after week

Holy poo, *so* much 100% this.

[tiger7_88]

12 hours ago, UpstatePanther said:

I had a feeling we’d lose as soon as I saw that. 

I thought we would come to regret that lack of competitiveness because we'd lose by 3 or less.

hahahahahahahahahaha funny me!

[tiger7_88]

8 hours ago, Jangler said:

Left Eye Drifting

now that's a band name

I saw Left Eye Drifting open for The Ramones at The Omni in Atlanta back in 1978.

[Zaximus]

Rivera is slightly better than Fox.    JR loves mediocre coaches who coach like it's 1983.    I wouldn't expect changes while he's still making any decision about this team.    The fact that Hurney was brought back in ANY capacity is so telling.     JR is at Al Davis level honestly, but at least Al Davis seemed to care about winning.   

We've said it before, but once again, until JR passes or stops making decisions this team is going to be straight up in the middle 50% of the time, at the bottom 40% of the time, and then you'll get a rare 10% where we have a really good team but it's just ruined by mediocre coaching.   

[tiger7_88]

1 minute ago, Zaximus said:

Rivera is slightly better than Fox.    JR loves mediocre coaches who coach like it's 1983.    I wouldn't expect changes while he's still making any decision about this team.    The fact that Hurney was brought back in ANY capacity is so telling

Can you imagine Cam Newton and Christian McCaffrey (and maybe even a Funchess and CAP) in a Sean McVay offense?