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Panthers Rhule

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panthers55 Grand Master

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11 hours ago, hepcat said:

The team is definitely the most talented it has been since maybe 2018. I do credit Fitterer for using creative methods to put talent on the roster. 

Aside from the play at QB and the run defense, my biggest concern, as it has been every year under Rhule, is the coaching staff. Rhule’s staffs have been routinely overmatched by experienced NFL coaches. Many opposing coaches have lambasted them for doing “college sh*t”. This season it’s still a patchwork collection of misfit coaches from around the NFL and college ranks.

It’s just become painfully obvious this regime is just throwing sh*t at the wall and hoping something sticks. Hopefully they got lucky and this group clicks. 

Don't agree with your analysis about the present staff. Snow get lots of praise from other coaches and coordinators as being smart and creative. Tabor is well regarded as are Campen and Wilks. McAdoo is considered a decent coordinator and poor head coach.  Truth is this staff is pretty solid. With this roster and staying healthy we are going to be competitive. I agree that past staffs were pretty bad but this is much improved including the coaching.

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pantherclaw Grand Master

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Improving a defense,  with intentions of being one of the best in the league...

To what end?

An improved oline, but to what end?.

Improved quarterback play, but to what end? 

Making statements that they have no intention of becoming a more consistent running team at this point, is nothing but hyperbowl. 

Lazy writing. 

My ass could have written better poo. 

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13 hours ago, glenwo2 said:

We'll go as far as Baker staying healthy and not getting turned into roadkill by the O-Line.

I’ll take the opposite perspective. We will go as far as our defense will allow. Our offense is fine, defense looks spectacular on paper, except depth at a few key positions.

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7 hours ago, pantherclaw said:

Improving a defense,  with intentions of being one of the best in the league...

To what end?

An improved oline, but to what end?.

Improved quarterback play, but to what end? 

Making statements that they have no intention of becoming a more consistent running team at this point, is nothing but hyperbowl. 

Lazy writing. 

My ass could have written better poo. 

You should listen to that podcast, they lay things out a lot better then the poster did in his post.

 

Also we are going into 2023 over the cap and only 1 qb with a contract.  That might be a problem

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18 hours ago, onmyown said:

it’s so nice to hear the take of our resident wine a cheese posters who will be gone in a month if we’re losing, spoiler alert: it’s the same ‘everyone is wrong we’re tEh best wEve evEr beeeEn on paPerZ!’ poo as every year

like do you guys really think anyone takes what you post seriously?

let real fans discuss plz

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