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Panthers Fire Joe Brady

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45catfan Grand Master

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The offense has looked uninspired since the first quarter of the season.  Once CMC went down in the Texans game it's like Brady, who apparently centered the entire offense AROUND CMC was at a loss of how to press on without him.  It was also about the time other teams got enough film on our offense to figure out how to stop it.  It was a doubled-edge sword for Brady and seemingly he was unable to adapt.

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mav1234 Grand Master

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11 minutes ago, TheRumGone said:

Generate a spark in the qb room?

lmao

Spark is a weird comment but insofar as he seems incapable of sustained success with multiple QBs I kinda get how he may not have been doing much to help the QBs with his scheme / offense... Admittedly most of what he's given hasn't been great but seeing Teddy Bridgewater have a career year for the Broncos had to make some people wonder.  Still glad we moved on from Two Gloves, but yea... Feels like he can have very limited success with a QB before whatever he does gets figured out.

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Of course Nixon is another Baylor guy but overall he seems to be very hands on; he also seems to be a very intelligent individual (Deans List, All Big Ten Academic, Masters Degree).

At 1:45 in the video you can see Nixon essentially running the practice with Rhule lurking in the background.

Nixon also has 5 years of NFL experience… a plus compared to what Brady had.

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Soul Rebel Experienced

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Def the fall guy for a HC who's seat is getting hotter by the week.

To be fair, Brady's OL and QBs have been downright awful since he got here and CMC has missed 18 games during this regime's rein. OL has been passed over in both drafts and they went dumpster diving with Erving and Elflein in FA. 

However, Brady has rarely shown an ability to adjust and his schemes don't look like they've translated well to the NFL. Much the way McDaniels' success was hung on the GOAT and Belichick, I wonder how much of Joe Brady's "brilliance" was a byproduct of the LSU program.

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4 minutes ago, mav1234 said:

Spark is a weird comment but insofar as he seems incapable of sustained success with multiple QBs I kinda get how he may not have been doing much to help the QBs with his scheme / offense... Admittedly most of what he's given hasn't been great but seeing Teddy Bridgewater have a career year for the Broncos had to make some people wonder.  Still glad we moved on from Two Gloves, but yea... Feels like he can have very limited success with a QB before whatever he does gets figured out.

He was given poo to work with. We did him a favor tbh

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25 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

I've been stuck on the same thing...  I dont get the timing at all, and would definitely suspect it had to do with some type of internal struggle.  They could've realistically made this decision weeks ago, and if we were sure of it (as we should have been) after Miami, why wait until the Sunday of our bye week?  A Sunday?  I just don't get it.

I suspect they did it much earlier in the week and are just now announcing, or at the very least were planning contingencies/the path forward throughout the week.

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