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Kuechly could join scouting staff

ncfan

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exactlyzack Mentor

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38 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

The story came from the Panthers.

They're kind of a reliable source.

This reminds me of that dude on twitter who was questioning some news the falcons posted, and he asked, “source?” And the falcons replied “literally us. The falcons”. 

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21 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Rhule is pretty strongly tied to Phil Snow. Not sure he'd move on from him unless Snow did it himself.

A career track in personnel might make more sense.

That is, unless Kuechly were to go somewhere else.

Yea that.. and if Luke has those aspirations I feel like he would take a more conservative approach and learn the nuisance of coaching to form his own style before jumping right in to such an important role. 
 

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13 hours ago, RASTAN66 said:

He's only 29 and has a motor that rev's at RPM's like an Indy car...

...the guy would go bonkers just puttering around the house.

Haha, nah I get it; for Luke this is probably the next bet thing.  I just know for myself personally getting a chance to spend even just a year with family and friends with no outside obligation would do so much for me.

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It's official...Luke is  a Panther again...pro scout.  Way to get it done Tepper!

 

https://www.panthers.com/news/luke-kuechly-joins-front-office-pro-scout

 

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"I've never really done anything like this, so I'm just going to take it a day at a time and see what I think," Kuechly said. "I think it'll be fun. It's still going to be football. It's still going to be around good people. That's what matters."

Kuechly did consider other jobs for this first stage of his post-playing career. Broadcasting was an option. So was coaching. But for now, this felt like the best fit.

"The biggest is thing is I still wanted to be involved with the team, around the game, and I wanted to be in the building because I still have a lot of people in the building that I'm friends with and I enjoy being around and I wasn't ready to quite give that up," Kuechly said.

"I explored some other things, and they were all really cool opportunities, but I like being around the team, I like being around Charlotte, I like the guys upstairs (in the front office), and this will give me, I think, the closest thing I can get to playing."

 

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11 hours ago, exactlyzack said:

This reminds me of that dude on twitter who was questioning some news the falcons posted, and he asked, “source?” And the falcons replied “literally us. The falcons”. 

Thought of the same thing.

And I guess we can now safely say that it was a valid story.

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