Joe Brady 2nd in odds for Cincy OC, 8th in odds for Jacksonville HC

[Kraybrothers]

Could be an all time blunder for our org

[Kraybrothers]

The Cincinatti thing I saw on PFF IF their OC gets hired

[hepcat]

A good QB will make even a bad OC look good. A bad QB will make a bad OC look really bad. 

[LinvilleGorge]

Joe Brady's future in football is likely a lot brighter than Matt Rhule's. He was the sacrificial lamb for Tepper's man crush.

[PantherFanInPhilly]

Watch. He'll end up being a success if he goes to the Bengals. 

[WarPanthers89]

Idk I really could care less if he’s successful after leaving us. He showed zero promise. Playbook is okay but it was taken from Peyton and he was absolutely horrible at adjustments and sticking to the running game. He may improve but that should be expected as young and inexperienced as he is in the NFL. Teams were consistently talking about how predictable our offense was to defend and that’s on Brady. 

[TheCasillas]

Joe Brady drew up run schemes with a crayon. Wherever he goes, they need to have a running game coordinator in place for him to be successful 

[Pimpdaddy]

Burrow will drag any OC along to look competent...kinda like Cam and Riv..... They desperately need a line...and you can only hide it for so long....

[pamlicopanther]

1 hour ago, Kraybrothers said:

Could be an all time blunder for our org

No

 

I would say the Matt Rhule hiring beats it 

Edited January 29 by pamlicopanther

[ladypanther]

Fun fact:

 

Quote

The Panthers went 5-7 while averaging 20 points per game before Brady was fired. After Brady was fired, Carolina went 0-5 and averaged 13 points per game.

https://deathvalleyvoice.com/2022/01/13/matt-rhule-carolina-panthers-possibly-cost-joe-brady-big-opportunity/

[mc52beast]

8 minutes ago, ladypanther said:

Fun fact:

 

https://deathvalleyvoice.com/2022/01/13/matt-rhule-carolina-panthers-possibly-cost-joe-brady-big-opportunity/

So Nixon was worse than Brady…

[07579394]

Source?

Anyway,they should not fire him.

[mav1234]

32 minutes ago, ladypanther said:

Fun fact:

 

https://deathvalleyvoice.com/2022/01/13/matt-rhule-carolina-panthers-possibly-cost-joe-brady-big-opportunity/

Ehhh. In the five games immediately before his firing, our offense averaged barely over 17 ppg... We were on a hard course downward and while Nixon was not better, Brady at the end wasn't good either.  After Minnesota the wheels came completely off save for a brief reprieve from Cam's energetic return. Excluding Cam's ARZ game, the offense averaged 11.8 ppg after Minnesota under Brady...

[LinvilleGorge]

1 hour ago, WarPanthers89 said:

Idk I really could care less if he’s successful after leaving us. He showed zero promise. Playbook is okay but it was taken from Peyton and he was absolutely horrible at adjustments and sticking to the running game. He may improve but that should be expected as young and inexperienced as he is in the NFL. Teams were consistently talking about how predictable our offense was to defend and that’s on Brady. 

Meanwhile, the painful reality is that as soon as he was gone the offense turned into something that is usually seen on Friday nights. Calling it a college offense would be an insult to college offense. We were straight up running a HS offense.