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Tepper says 5 year minimum for Rhule.

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1 minute ago, KSpan said:

He said he 'wasn't going to get into specifics', but he did mention some 'players on defense' and perhaps Burns specifically (was multi-tasking).

Blech. It does not take 5 years in the NFL to 'build a foundation'. 
 

 

 

The only ‘foundation’ you can build in the nfl is finding a stud QB. Everyone else (coaches and players) have short lives in the league.

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15 minutes ago, Zod said:

Said Rhule is building a foundation that he knew would take five years. Then he said heck, maybe 6 years.

 

I feel sick. 

Building or destruction? Seems like the later. The Panthers aren't a damn expansion team! Building what? A perennial Appaloser? We were NOT every year losers before more like every other year losers. From mediocre to pathetic. Tepper is pathetic as an owner.

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22 minutes ago, Zod said:

Said Rhule is building a foundation that he knew would take five years. Then he said heck, maybe 6 years.

 

I feel sick. 

Dom, Fox, and Rivera all were in the postseason by year 3.  And all had built better teams by the end of year 2 than Rhule. 

Tepper was right about 1 thing today.  He is an idiot.  

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10 minutes ago, Tbe said:

 

 

The only ‘foundation’ you can build in the nfl is finding a stud QB. Everyone else (coaches and players) have short lives in the league.

I'm not even saying Rhule or any other coach has to blow the doors off immediately, just look competent and like they're learning and evolving. Rhule has done neither and it sure doesn't take 5 years to show.

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