Speculative thread: Was Ron On Board With This, or Was It Strictly A Hurney Decision?

[Proudiddy]

I'd be interested to find out.  I have a feeling it was purely Hurney.  Ron is a very loyal guy, and I don't see him ever firing one of his coaches, let alone two, unless it came from up top.

...and if it was Hurney, give the man some mother effing credit.  Boss ass move.  We've been waiting for 5 years!

[Paa Langfart]

I also have to wonder how much Cam 's dissatisfaction played into it.

[Proudiddy]

1 minute ago, Paa Langfart said:

I also have to wonder how much Cam 's dissatisfaction played into it.

Should no doubt have played a role.  Cam was visibly frustrated multiple times this year, just with trying to get the play in...  

[Nate Dogg]

We need some clarity on this. If Hurney is behind the firing, then who gave the extension? Maybe a buyer already been identified?

[mc52beast]

Ron and Mike have been together since 2013, Ron has seen firsthand the terrible calls and decisions Mike made over and over. Now Hurney returns and all of a sudden Mike isn’t good enough anymore...

It was either Hurney on his own or both of them trying to impress new ownership... I’m 100% certain Ron keeps Mike if JR is still around

[Fox007]

RR presser at 3....

[Ace_Aladdin]

It was Rons 

[Mr. Scot]

Jourdan Rodrigue said it was Rivera's decision.

[cookinwithgas]

based on the Panthers press release on Shula, I'll bet that Rivera has been ready to let him go since the halfway point of the season or so, friends or not.

[Untouchable]

Ron's decision 

https://twitter.com/JourdanRodrigue/status/950787422022979584?s=17

[4Corners]

Wonder is Dollar Store Dave would have allowed this to happen

[Fox007]

Just now, Mr. Scot said:

Jourdan Rodrigue said it was Rivera's decision.

And will be confirmed at the presser no doubt....Hurney still gone I bet but I'm even coming around on him for a year i'm so happy atm.

[MillionDollarCam]

As Scot mentioned in another thread, staff decisions are almost ALWAYS the head coach's decision.

What type of head coach would want to work for a GM where he doesn't even control his staff?

Hurney probably advised but the decision was definitely Ron's.

[heel31ok]

7 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

I'd be interested to find out.  I have a feeling it was purely Hurney.  Ron is a very loyal guy, and I don't see him ever firing one of his coaches, let alone two, unless it came from up top.

...and if it was Hurney, give the man some mother effing credit.  Boss ass move.  We've been waiting for 5 years!

it was ultimately RR's decision...lol...of course it was hurney