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Bad time for bad coaching decisions.

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 Bad time for the Panthers to make very questionable hiring decisions. Dennis Allen looking for a HC gig with the Bears, sounds like S.P is going to walk soon also. Saints may be going down hard.

Brady may be gone next season. Meanwhile the Panthers aren't taking advantage of the situation as usual. Keeping an inept HC and bringing in a OC that is less then promising.

They should move fast and hard to secure the HC that can move them foward and should have chosen a OC who is not a retread with a questionable track record.

Unfortunately I have little faith in this front office and owner at this time. We are behind the eight ball again.

 

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54 minutes ago, Jmac said:

should have chosen a OC who is not a retread with a questionable track record.

I honestly don't get this concept. We brought him in as an OC which is where he did his best work in the past. If we made him HC then sure his track record isn't all that great but on the books as an OC he took a Giants offense from ranking nearly last in points to ranking like 12 or 13th and then ranking 6th over 2 seasons. Plus he has NFL coaching experience, which let's be honest, we desperately needed and should already of had.

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No lipstick needed to justify just cleaning the slate and starting from scratch here. Any other team making moves, forward or backwards, just don't matter. We are our own worst enemies at this point so just focus inwards. Everything else in the NFL is a distraction for the Panthers and shouldn't be a worry at this time. 

I'm so much more worried about dysfunction growing inside this organization as this farce continues that the rest of the NFL is a minor threat at the end of the day. 

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McAdoo is a bad HC but his OC record is good.  He’s become a meme due to benching Eli to ruin his start streak and that goofy look he has, yet when he’s just calling plays he’s literally the best we could get.  Rhule is a clown but at least this is a solid hire of someone with much needed NFL experience.  Don’t get the hate for it aside from failing to see beyond the memes 

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10 hours ago, Jmac said:

 Bad time for the Panthers to make very questionable hiring decisions. Dennis Allen looking for a HC gig with the Bears, sounds like S.P is going to walk soon also. Saints may be going down hard.

Brady may be gone next season. Meanwhile the Panthers aren't taking advantage of the situation as usual. Keeping an inept HC and bringing in a OC that is less then promising.

They should move fast and hard to secure the HC that can move them foward and should have chosen a OC who is not a retread with a questionable track record.

Unfortunately I have little faith in this front office and owner at this time. We are behind the eight ball again.

 

There are 8 other teams we'd have to compete with to find a new HC, when the average is 5-7 per year at best. Big picture? Not a good time to compete for 2nd or 3rd best. Next year, if we still need to, then there'll probably be less competition.

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10 hours ago, ichigo1057 said:

I honestly don't get this concept. We brought him in as an OC which is where he did his best work in the past. If we made him HC then sure his track record isn't all that great but on the books as an OC he took a Giants offense from ranking nearly last in points to ranking like 12 or 13th and then ranking 6th over 2 seasons. Plus he has NFL coaching experience, which let's be honest, we desperately needed and should already of had.

The delusional hope of a fan.

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2 hours ago, BurnNChinn said:

What makes u think Saints and Bucs are just finished. I’m hearing they could both be going after Rodgers and Wilson so don’t sound to promising anyway. Just embrace the suck, it only takes 7 years!

Wilson is not a world beater, the saints will need more than just Wilson to win a super bowl. Sure they can beat the hell out of us with him, but they are not beating the elite teams with just adding Russ. 

Rodgers on the bucs could be a problem if all Toms cronies dont leave. 

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20 minutes ago, PootieNunu said:

Wilson is not a world beater, the saints will need more than just Wilson to win a super bowl. Sure they can beat the hell out of us with him, but they are not beating the elite teams with just adding Russ. 

Rodgers on the bucs could be a problem if all Toms cronies dont leave. 

What the others in our division may or may not do is so far outside our priority list it’s irrelevant.

The remaining coaching staffs in the playoffs right now together couldn’t coach this team to a winning season.

To pull off the X’s and O’s You need jimmys and joes.  We have neither the identity nor the personnel to establish one if we had it.

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Yea there was a thread about this. Falcons in the dump, Saints not Brees and no Vicodin = bags again. Bucs no Brady = Bucs again but yet Panthers are Panthers again lol.

Coulda just kept Rivera he could beat whats left over in this trash heap....don't even have our avg HC anymore lol.

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10 hours ago, BIGH2001 said:

The delusional hope of a fan.

No, it's called looking back at the person's past work, especially at the position we are hiring them at, and making an opinion based on that. I'm not going to poo on every person we interview or bring in just because Rhule is still here.

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