will we win a super bowl in the 2020s

[ickmule]

The sooner you lower your expectations of this team the happier you will find yourself on Sunday afternoons during football season.  This team ain’t going nowhere fast.  

[Carl Spackler]

I’m thinking no. But that doesn’t mean we won’t be contenders.

[Tbe]

1 hour ago, bmoshx said:

I read some stat, can remember where, but it listed every super bowl winning coach and team.  Outside the Pats, most teams win a super bowl when a new coach comes within 5 years.  If they don't win a super bowl within 5 years of a new coach, chances are they won't.  Again, this excluded the Pats.  I say the no, the true panther way, they get close but come up short again.

Found the link:

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/why-coaches-and-qbs-should-divorce-after-five-years-of-not-winning/

Yeah, there’s been a few threads about that. Its not just coaches, it’s coach/QB combos. You have to move one or the other after 5 years of not winning a SB.

[45catfan]

We will keep the status quo like the past two decades, so no.  After a quick rebuild, we assemble a great team for a short window.  But through average coaching and some mismanagement we make to the Super Bowl one magical season and fall just short again.  Everyone panics and hits the restart button.  The vicious cycle begins yet again.

[Move the Panthers to Raleigh]

Third time will be the charm for us. Unless we play a team that has a superstar playing his last game a la Manning 

[PantherCam213]

I wouldn't say we're the new Browns, but at the present moment it's difficult for me to imagine the structure and the talent we will have going forward, especially if Hurney is the one evaluating that talent.

[mc52beast]

Have to wait and see what Tepper does with Hurney and who else he hires. Really not excited about any of the coaching candidates, we could hire someone in 2020 and end up firing him in three years.

[davos]

Justin Fields and CMC will get us there ~2024 with a defense including names mostly not on the current roster.

[kungfoodude]

1 hour ago, Green-Ghost said:

Hmmmmm.   I will give that some thought.  The only SB that I can think of, won by non elite quarterback,  was Nick Foles.  Eagles backup quarterback win.

Btw, that win tells me that you need to have the right quarterback in the right circumstances.   Look what happened to Jacksonville this season. 

That's the only example you can think of a non-elite QB winning a Super Bowl????

Joe Flacco? Brad Johnson? Trent Dilfer? Mark Rypien? Jeff Hostetler? Doug Williams?

[longshot]

1 hour ago, Green-Ghost said:

Hmmmmm.   I will give that some thought.  The only SB that I can think of, won by non elite quarterback,  was Nick Foles.  Eagles backup quarterback win.

Btw, that win tells me that you need to have the right quarterback in the right circumstances.   Look what happened to Jacksonville this season. 

Tampa's QB in Superbowl

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

If tradition holds we'll get there and lose under questionable circumstances

[PantherBoy95]

The NFL is meant to make the weak teams strong; we see how a team can go from the laughing stock to #1 every year. It also helps that the Patriots dynasty will be no more (I'd assume.)  We have core pieces that can help at leat lead us to another SuperBowl appearance if all pans ot.

[DCR]

I think it will take us 5 years after Hurney goes to have a chance

 

 

 

[Brooklyn 3.0]

It's hard to win a SB. Cam will have rust, a new staff will need to gel, the roster is avg at best. So don't look for a window any time soon. But hey, 10 years is a long time.