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The Rivera Dilemma


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4 hours ago, Zeek said:

The Dilemma is if Allen keeps balling out and Rivera/Hurney keep their jobs. Just means anther season of their idiotic crap and a mid-round draft pick.

If we make the playoffs and Allen is balling out, then I say keep the status Quo at that point and don’t fire anyone, why would we at that point?

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5 minutes ago, PanthersNC1984 said:

If we make the playoffs and Allen is balling out, then I say keep the status Quo at that point and don’t fire anyone, why would we at that point?

Would that prove anything regarding Hurn and Ron? Random success shouldn’t excuse incompetence.

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@Jeremy Igo

 

So what about Rivera now.  If this Cam injury is what it may seem now,  being pretty serious.  

 

Does Ron get another year pass?  I know Rivera takes a tkn of heat and deservingly so sometimes.  But how many teams lead their team to the playoffs with a backup QB outside of the Eagles?

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12 minutes ago, ncfan said:

@Jeremy Igo

 

So what about Rivera now.  If this Cam injury is what it may seem now,  being pretty serious.  

 

Does Ron get another year pass?  I know Rivera takes a tkn of heat and deservingly so sometimes.  But how many teams lead their team to the playoffs with a backup QB outside of the Eagles?

Ron gets a pass with the playoffs.

No playoffs, and the house is cleaned.

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25 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Ron gets a pass with the playoffs.

No playoffs, and the house is cleaned.

Thats actually the "dilemma" that I thought this thread was going to be about.

I firmly believe that both Ron Rivera and Marty Hurney, though nice people, are bad at their respective jobs. Thus, them staying around longer is ultimately not a good thing.

With that said, I hate watching the Panthers lose and could never bring myself to hope that it happens, not even if that means being stuck with a leadership team that I believe will ultimately fail.

It's a b-tch.

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5 hours ago, DeAngelo Beason said:

Yes.  Over a two game stretch they're right in line with Cam's best stretch (es).  Especially in the completion percentage and passer rating departments.

Yeah but it's the saints with nothing to play for and AZ has the WORST D in the league. But go on you're making a valid point

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On 9/23/2019 at 2:42 PM, Varking said:

He also has a 7 td performance with no ints in there. Either way, those aren’t as good. Scoring 14 points is always better than 7 points. Scoring 7 is better than 0. Either way you slice it, it wasn’t “as good” as Cam during his best 2 game stretch. You are setting this kid up for failure by comparing him to Cams best. 

7 tds when?!?!?  You're just making stuff up.

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I don’t see what the controversy is. Cam is hurt right now. Until he’s back, really back, we have to roll with Allen.

2011-2016 Cam Newton can’t be compared to anyone. He was unstoppable, a sheer force of nature. He hasn’t looked so good in awhile. 

If and when Cam is healthy, and is 80% of what he was then he’s the starter, face of the franchise.

until then, Kyle Allen, Drew Brees looking understudy is the man.

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