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Now now don’t lose hope. Last time we started 1-3 with our 3rd loss being against the Cards, we finished 12-4..


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2 hours ago, panthersgreenville said:

I will say that a lot if the arguments we are saying now “we have so much talent with Luke and Cam, but it’s being wasted by inept Rivera and he needs to go” 

We are saying similar things now. Again, I don’t think it will happen, but it’s fun playing devil’s advocate 

Difference being, CAM.  Again, no other player can affect the outcome of games more than or as much as QBs.  They literally touch the ball every play they're out there, and Cam was a threat to run or throw a TD on every single play.  We don't have that now.  And honestly, as I've said repeatedly, this coaching staff would make any QB look like 1/10th of themselves.

No player, no team, nobody is overcoming this inept staff.  Nobody. It is impossible.

And if you are still holding onto hope that the coaches will miraculously figure it out, namely Rhule, after 3 years of not doing just that- go watch his presser post-game yesterday...  he has never been more dejected or defeated.  He couldn't even BS himself.  He had zero answers and absolutely no energy.  He's done.  We know it and he knows it.  Just a matter of time of when it becomes official...  and again, if he had any integrity he would've quit last season.  He pretty much acknowledged college teams have expressed interest...  so he is really trying to force Tepper to fire him at this point so he can get two paychecks.  

Good times.

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1 hour ago, panthersgreenville said:

Was in 2013 and we went 12-4!! Chooo Choo mother fuggers, we going to the playoffs.  (Btw, fwiw yes that’s true, started 0-2, then 1-2, then 1-3 losing to the cardinals then en route to our 12-4 record that year.) 

My friend... I love your enthusiasm,but I would say in the future get your drugs from a reputable dealer.😉

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8 hours ago, Proudiddy said:

Difference being, CAM.  Again, no other player can affect the outcome of games more than or as much as QBs.  They literally touch the ball every play they're out there, and Cam was a threat to run or throw a TD on every single play.  We don't have that now.  And honestly, as I've said repeatedly, this coaching staff would make any QB look like 1/10th of themselves.

No player, no team, nobody is overcoming this inept staff.  Nobody. It is impossible.

And if you are still holding onto hope that the coaches will miraculously figure it out, namely Rhule, after 3 years of not doing just that- go watch his presser post-game yesterday...  he has never been more dejected or defeated.  He couldn't even BS himself.  He had zero answers and absolutely no energy.  He's done.  We know it and he knows it.  Just a matter of time of when it becomes official...  and again, if he had any integrity he would've quit last season.  He pretty much acknowledged college teams have expressed interest...  so he is really trying to force Tepper to fire him at this point so he can get two paychecks.  

Good times.

Bingo.  We're a car without an engine at this point.  We aren't going to "get it together" against one of the best defenses in the league.  Not sure our offense scores more than 10 on Sunday.

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