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Panthers blocked Rivera from taking one coach...

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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36 minutes ago, ncstatekwi said:

Mediocre RON!!!

Yep. I've said it a million times going back to the Fox days. Conservative, "play not to lose" style coaching gets you .500. You beat the garbage teams, lose to the good ones, and once in a while, you get an influx of great talent that skews the results for the better.

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8 minutes ago, 1of10Charnatives said:

Well if they’d gotten Rian Johnson to direct it, I’m sure the ship would have just sailed to New York without incident and the movie would have been half as long, just so he could defy people’s expectations.

No, I’m not still bitter about that jackass ruining Star Wars with The Last Jedi, why do you ask?

I regret that I can only pie this one time. 

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47 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

"Ron Rivera is taking almost all of the Panthers' offensive staff with him to Carolina. One notable exception: RBs coach Jake Peetz. The Panthers blocked a request from the Redskins to interview Peetz, the position coach for first-team All-Pro RB Christian McCaffrey." from Albert Breer

 

Gotta keep some continuity with the only good thing from last season. 

Does this mean Rhule wants to keep Jake Peetz?

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11 minutes ago, 1of10Charnatives said:

Well if they’d gotten Rian Johnson to direct it, I’m sure the ship would have just sailed to New York without incident and the movie would have been half as long, just so he could defy people’s expectations.

No, I’m not still bitter about that jackass ruining Star Wars with The Last Jedi, why do you ask?

Took the wife to see Austin Powers 2. Got to the scene where Heather Graham comes out of the ocean in a white bikini, she turns to me and goes "Do you think she's hot?"

(there is no right answer to that question)

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33 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I would imagine they've discussed it.

It's funny because asking him to keep a coach was what caused him to decline the Jets job offer.

I get the impression the Jets more than asked.  They basically said "here is a list of guys for all of your assistant jobs.  You can only pick here".

The impression I get, based on pure feelings, is that the Panthers are still giving Rhule ultimate say.  Just saying "we really like what this one guy has done, please consider him for a lower tier RB coaching job".  

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59 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I would imagine they've discussed it.

It's funny because asking him to keep a coach was what caused him to decline the Jets job offer.

Pretty sure they wanted to name his DC, which is just dumb as hell, but it's the Jets, so who's surprised.

To the OP, like I said yesterday, Ron really needed to take a year and reflect.  He absolutely, 100% thinks that he isn't the problem.  And while I agree that he isn't the entire problem, he is a big piece of it.

Good luck Washington.

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Peetz isnt just "the guy who coached the good position group" last season.

He's the guy who Saban brought in the season prior to effectively do for Alabama what the oft mentioned saints coach did for LSU, the only difference being that he was helping Saban integrate the RPO working with Tua rather than passing game advancements like at LSU.

 

His title doesn't mean as much in this case 

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7 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Took the wife to see Austin Powers 2. Got to the scene where Heather Graham comes out of the ocean in a white bikini, she turns to me and goes "Do you think she's hot?"

(there is no right answer to that question)

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