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can you imagine losing 7 in a row and not feel the need to make any changes

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panthers55 Grand Master

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8 hours ago, Camp Fodder said:

Anybody that watched this team knows it was much more than Cam being hurt. The defense took a major step back and the olibe was atrocious. You also have to wonder if Rons message has gone stale as well

Mostly Cam getting hurt. Even with a suspect defense we went 6-2. As soon as Cam got hurt we went 0-7. Sure the defense was subpar and the O-line was very inconsistent. Still Cam's sack totals were not high given his quicker release and willingness to hit the check down. When he couldn't throw deep or with speed teams crowded the line and jumped every route ignoring the double move.

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Moo Daeng Experienced

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I put this in the defense and the inability to get off the field on 3rd down aling with big plays and some bad coaching decisions as much it more than znewtons shoulder. ThT played in if course but they were generally productive especially earlier in the skid. I believe the shoulder became the biggest reason at the end as teams were 100% certain they could play us with that in mind.

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With uncertainity around Cam, hotshot coaches will refuse to entertain panthers, look who Panthers would be in competition against if they got rid of rivera,     Bucs (Jameis yeah i know, is healthy), Jets have a rooke qb with cap space

Browns (loaded low expectations), Cardinals (rooke qb)

The Panther job is only attractive for defensive minded coaches, 

Bengals, Broncos , Dolphins coach jobs are  on par 

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JARROD Contributor

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The Panthers just came off going to the playoffs 4 years of 5, the quarterback suffered some type of severe shoulder injury, and the defense wasn’t good enough to stop a 7 game slide after a 6-2 start.

not too many teams could recover— ask Green Bay after losing Aaron Rodgers,.. and he was still lost this year, hence Big Mike fired— they were stupid too— Rodgers isn’t Brett Favre in his wildest dream and can’t recover from an injury like that quickly,..

the Colts sucked bad after losing Andrew Luck and are now back on track because his recovery was taken seriously.

now if Cam had been healthy all year, been throwing down field and we had a year like 2011 or 2012 where he’s playing his ass off and the rest of the team is giving up huge chunk plays, can’t get it together after all these years it would be different.

you can’t lose your starting HOF quarterback and seriously hold the coach responsible for the collapse.

its weak and it’s pathetic of fake fans who really hate their great looking entertainer because their gladiator is black and their coach supports him.

“Fried Chicken”

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