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Report. Panthers pivoting from Shane Steichen


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5 minutes ago, panthers55 said:

It is listing the coaches who are  making the best choices when they decide to go for it. Going for it all the time and failing doesn't make you aggressive it makes you stupid. So yeah Rivera is not only aggressive but smart when he attempts it and has a good chance of success.

Bro you are really arguing that Ron Rivera is an aggressive coach.  I really cannot respond to that type of stupidity.  Really man

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28 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Bro you are really arguing that Ron Rivera is an aggressive coach.  I really cannot respond to that type of stupidity.  Really man

Of course you have no response since I just showed you the facts and it counters your baseless speculation. Your motto is always don't let the facts get in your way......

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https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/frank-reich-named-panthers-head-coach-john-and-billy/id1523253913?i=1000597362430

 

Billy marshall and Ellis absolutely unload on the hiring process and how absolutely moronic it was to simply dismiss him as a candidate from a bad zoom interview  What I was saying all along.  Absolute must listen about the process and the interviewing of DC's

 

starts around 30 minutes in

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5 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/frank-reich-named-panthers-head-coach-john-and-billy/id1523253913?i=1000597362430

 

Billy marshall and Ellis absolutely unload on the hiring process and how absolutely moronic it was to simply dismiss him as a candidate from a bad zoom interview  What I was saying all along.  Absolute must listen about the process and the interviewing of DC's

 

starts around 30 minutes in

from the minute reich was fired in indy, he probably became the front runner for us. he checks all the boxes they were looking for:

1) offensive minded

2) experienced and successful HC (no learning curve)

3) local/panther ties

i don't think anyone else really had a chance. i think they were burned out relying on potential as a deciding factor because of rhule.

i just hope they are burned out on trying to make a QB reclamation project your starting QB.

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Yeah, I think we were intrigued and tempted by young potential offensive wunderkinds, but ultimately after the Rhule flop I think Tepper wanted a safer alternative. 

That's why I kind of expect a young potential offensive wunderkind at OC. It gives him the best of both worlds. Safer, more experienced HC with exciting potential at OC. We'll see...

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12 minutes ago, rayzor said:

from the minute reich was fired in indy, he probably became the front runner for us. he checks all the boxes they were looking for:

1) offensive minded

2) experienced and successful HC (no learning curve)

3) local/panther ties

i don't think anyone else really had a chance. i think they were burned out relying on potential as a deciding factor because of rhule.

i just hope they are burned out on trying to make a QB reclamation project your starting QB.

To be fair, Steichen has not really generated near the buzz folks thought he would. Sure he has a second interview with the Colts, but that situation is a mess.

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12 minutes ago, rayzor said:

i just hope they are burned out on trying to make a QB reclamation project your starting QB.

Agree with this, although I do think there's a notable difference between Rhule picking and coaching a retread, and Reich picking and coaching a retread. Maybe this is just me being optimistic, but I'd like to think if Reich signs one it'd just be to be a bridge QB and not a long term solution.

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1 minute ago, travisura said:

Agree with this, although I do think there's a notable difference between Rhule picking and coaching a retread, and Reich picking and coaching a retread. Maybe this is just me being optimistic, but I'd like to think if Reich signs one it'd just be to be a bridge QB and not a long term solution.

i hope so.

there's a part of me that is expecting us to pick up Derek Carr, and while i like him and think he's got a lot left in him and he's not near the reclamation project that sammy or baker was... i'd still rather us find our guy in the first round. 

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5 minutes ago, Jaxel said:

To be fair, Steichen has not really generated near the buzz folks thought he would. Sure he has a second interview with the Colts, but that situation is a mess.

Makes me wonder if Sirianni is still heavily involved in the offense and Steichen kind of assists hims/helps draw up plays.  

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1 minute ago, rayzor said:

i hope so.

there's a part of me that is expecting us to pick up Derek Carr, and while i like him and think he's got a lot left in him and he's not near the reclamation project that sammy or baker was... i'd still rather us find our guy in the first round. 

Full agree.

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4 minutes ago, rayzor said:

i hope so.

there's a part of me that is expecting us to pick up Derek Carr, and while i like him and think he's got a lot left in him and he's not near the reclamation project that sammy or baker was... i'd still rather us find our guy in the first round. 

I'm an advocate of both. If Carr is released we should be in the mix. Then we should still pick Anthony Richardson if he's there at #9. What I DON'T want to do is trade for Carr. They're going to try to trade him first. We need to stay out of that.

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