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Todd McShay - Rhlue "won't be crying when the two sides part ways"

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24 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I said it a few days ago that I suspect Rhule low key wishes he had been fired after the season. I honestly think he expected it and had kinda moved on mentally and was likely looking at next steps in his career. There were ample rumors swirling that he and/or his agent had been sniffing around the top college jobs.

It's wild. Everyone except Tepper knows Rhule should've been fired by now, even Rhule himself.

Was this brass balls Tepper betting on Rhule resigning? Resigning and walking away from all those millions? 😂

 

Wishful thinking 

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22 minutes ago, MtnJax said:

I want more details on this quote. Was McShay saying this because of Rhule? Or is there other meaning here?

Pretty simple, honestly. McShay is basically saying the Panthers are an awful organization.

I know there are some guys at ESPN who favor Matt Rhule

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43 minutes ago, Smithers said:

Ahhh - Todd McShay.  The equipment manager turned tv personality.  I’m not a Rhule fan, but at least Rhule played collegiate football and has won as a coach. McShay really shouldn’t be talking ish about anyone 

I’ve never supported this logic though.  It’s like hiring a roofer and he then puts down the new shingles over the existing shingles…..and then he is all like, well unless you have been a roofer you have no right to comment on glaringly obvious mistakes and what a poor roofer I am. 
 

Rhule and Carolina have become a joke.   And the bar to call it out shouldn’t be a better resume in coaching than Rhule’s. 

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