Just how deeply disliked was Matt Rhule?

[Panthercougar68]

4 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Thought of you when I saw some of this. You mentioned similar stuff before.

Its over.

[Mr. Scot]

1 minute ago, NAS said:

Except when it came to actual football preparation, we didn't believe him, but apparently red zone offense wasn't practiced much when TB was here

Yeah, it turns out Bridgewater was likely telling the truth.

The whole notion just sounded so ridiculous it was hard to accept.

[Jackie Lee]

Just now, Mr. Scot said:

Yeah, it turns out Bridgewater was likely telling the truth.

The whole notion just sounded so ridiculous it was hard to accept.

After hearing about this social media micromanagement I'm believing everything I hear from now on

[top dawg]

I think the more apropos title would be, "How disliked was Matt Rhule as a coach?" I do believe that as a person, some people actually liked him. I think that his coaching philosophy was a dark cloud over all, but that when players and staff actually have time to reflect over time, they'll be able to discriminate between the two. Rhule's modus operandi seems more a match for developing college and high school kids than developing men in a professional setting. 

I think that Rhule likes to impose his control, and that doesnt necessarily work well with free grown men. Men control themselves if they believe in a process that shows results. 

[AlphabetsEnd]

Have any players spoken up yet? Or, is this just staff and operations people. 

[trueblade]

4 minutes ago, jackson113 said:

There never was a players only meeting, under Rhule. Even though the losses,usually happens with most teams. Makes me wonder if Rhule prevented it or too many Baylor ass kiss players. Makes you wonder.

August 22, 2022

 

[Jackie Lee]

17 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Kinda makes me wonder if the attempts to downplay "keep pounding" might have come from Rhule.

Seeing "The Brand" painted around the building was def Rhule and very lame. I think it was on Higgins Youtube channel he filmed his signing day and there was dumb generic poo posted all over the place

[CPcavedweller]

46 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Based on some of the reactions we're seeing, a lot.

Damn

You didn't get that vibe watching the team play? Remember the Baker from Cleveland? The confidence he came in with each week going into each game? That has been gone. 

I know the team is just bad right now, but Baker's demeanor here compared to everywhere else he's been told me everything that I needed to know. 

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, top dawg said:

I think the more apropos title would be, "How disliked was Matt Rhule as a coach?" I do believe that as a person, some people actually liked him. I think that his coaching philosophy was a dark cloud over all, but that when players and staff actually have time to reflect over time, they'll be able to discriminate between the two. Rhule's modus operandi seems more a match for developing college and high school kids than developing men in a professional setting. 

I think that Rhule likes to impose his control, and that doesnt necessarily work well with free grown men. Men control themselves if they believe in a process that shows results. 

He wasn't just a coach though.

He was in charge of "the program" and from what we're hearing it sounds as though he was treating staff like peons.

It's not the players who are speaking out...yet.

 

[KillerKat]

I thought the players were sticking up for him just yesterday loll

[Jackie Lee]

3 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

He wasn't just a coach though.

He was in charge of "the program" and from what we're hearing it sounds as though he was treating staff like peons.

It's not the players who are speaking out...yet.

 

Yeah at what other team does the social media staff talk about how toxic the HC interaction was? That's new level and has nothing to do with how bad of an actual x and o's coach he is.

[CPcavedweller]

10 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

He wasn't just a coach though.

He was in charge of "the program" and from what we're hearing it sounds as though he was treating staff like peons.

It's not the players who are speaking out...yet.

 

What was Rhule's "thing"? Like what did he come in being good at? Most NFL Head Coaches now have a specialty of some kind and it's beyond being a position coach for those who are successful. 

[Actionman0z]

40 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

We've heard players defend him, but I suspect how he treated non-players may have been a whole other matter.

I’ve heard this about Christobal from Oregon to Miami. Sounds about right. 

[Proudiddy]

53 minutes ago, Panthercougar68 said:

College coaches make their programs about them and that’s ok in college 

NFL is about players which he could never fully understand. The amount of “weaseling” I heard he did was atrocious. Thank god this chapter is over.

This is a product driven business which did not produce. You’re out.

I'm sorry, did you hear accounts that weren't reported?  If so, would you mind sharing?