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McAdoo, what did people expect?

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I really don't understand what people were expecting.  

When you are looking for an OC you can't really expect some other "rockstar" OC to take a lateral move, those guys are looking for HC jobs.

For an OC opening your candidate pool is either ex HC/OCs who have probably done bad the past few years or unproven position coaches, such as some QB coach.

I'm not saying this guy is going to work out, but he actually has NFL experience being an OC, and actually has had a few decent years doing so.   Alot of these position coaches lack the actual experience that we complain about Rhule's staff not having.

Eiter way none of this is going to matter if we don't improve the offensive line and get better QB play.

 

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5 minutes ago, ickmule said:

I really expected nothing, because with Tepper that's what we get....NOTHING. 

I think at this point, it's obvious he's just keeping quiet/staying risk averse right now.  He'd rather wait it out and look like a genius if Rhule pulls a rabbit out of his as$ in 2022 or fire him and claiming he was patient with the scrub.  If fired, then likely landing Bryce Young or CJ Stroud to be paired with a new coach.

Must not have thought it made sense to hire a guy to try and coach up this roster reconstructed by the fat man from Temple.  

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I was expecting that Rhule would have been fired. If you're brought in to build a winning culture and you've fired multiple assistant coaches that you personally hand picked and have gone 0-2 on quarterbacks that you personally hand picked...all within your first two years, then you are a fraud and should be relieved of your duties. This fantasy that we're just a Ben McAdoo away from being deep playoff contenders is willful ignorance regarding how bad Rhule has botched his time with Carolina.

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43 minutes ago, X-Clown on 1 said:

I was expecting that Rhule would have been fired. If you're brought in to build a winning culture and you've fired multiple assistant coaches that you personally hand picked and have gone 0-2 on quarterbacks that you personally hand picked...all within your first two years, then you are a fraud and should be relieved of your duties. This fantasy that we're just a Ben McAdoo away from being deep playoff contenders is willful ignorance regarding how bad Rhule has botched his time with Carolina.

Ron did the same thing his 1st 2 season..

Don't like Rhule but I'm just saying Ron made similar mistakes with his 1st staff..

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1 hour ago, AU-panther said:

I really don't understand what people were expecting.  

When you are looking for an OC you can't really expect some other "rockstar" OC to take a lateral move, those guys are looking for HC jobs.

For an OC opening your candidate pool is either ex HC/OCs who have probably done bad the past few years or unproven position coaches, such as some QB coach.

I'm not saying this guy is going to work out, but he actually has NFL experience being an OC, and actually has had a few decent years doing so.   Alot of these position coaches lack the actual experience that we complain about Rhule's staff not having.

Eiter way none of this is going to matter if we don't improve the offensive line and get better QB play.

 

That's the problem with getting a college coach. Takes away like half your OC options. If we had a former NFL OC as our head coach he could afford to take a Brady or NFL position coach and help them along. Rhule can offer nothing to his staff in the form of actual x's and o's

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6 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

That's the problem with getting a college coach. Takes away like half your OC options. If we had a former NFL OC as our head coach he could afford to take a Brady or NFL position coach and help them along. Rhule can offer nothing to his staff in the form of actual x's and o's

Same could be said about hiring a NFL coach with a defensive background.  One of the arguments for hiring an offensive minded coach, that you really don't have to worry as much about losing your play caller.

 

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