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Reich New Head Coach

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1 minute ago, Brooklyn 3.0 said:

Nine wins will be better than the usual I guess.

If the worst we could do is 9 wins a season brother I will take that anytime.  Add 2 or 3 wins to that and you are in the playoffs every season.  With nine wins every season you are always in contention.  

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Just now, Jay Roosevelt said:

I don't hate Steve Wilks; what I hate is the borderline obsession a portion of this fan base has with him and the "smash mouth" style he represents.

It's not 1995 anymore, folks. I remember when the fans complained non-stop about "Foxball" and wanted a modern NFL offense. Nowadays Matt Rhule has folks so shell-shocked they're begging to go right back to it.

Reich was far from my first choice (Steichen) but my priority was getting an offensive-minded HC and he does fit that.

the "leader of men" marker got a bit cheesy as well

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8 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

Don't forget the qb coach.  I'm very interested in seeing who that will be as well.

I believe that Reich will be able to get a lot of top notch, asst. coaches and that is one reason I was on board for the Panthers to select him.

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2 minutes ago, Jay Roosevelt said:

I don't hate Steve Wilks; what I hate is the borderline obsession a portion of this fan base has with him and the "smash mouth" style he represents.

It's not 1995 anymore, folks. I remember when the fans complained non-stop about "Foxball" and wanted a modern NFL offense. Nowadays Matt Rhule has folks so shell-shocked they're begging to go right back to it.

Reich was far from my first choice (Steichen) but my priority was getting an offensive-minded HC and he does fit that.

I agree. And why would folks be excited to go back to “smash mouth” football that has never produced back to back winning seasons here?

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6 minutes ago, Bear Hands said:

VERY interested to see how he plans to deploy the offense.  Is he going to craft it & play-call? Or is he going to find a younger guy to run with one built around his framework?  And who would that be.  

His role in our offense & the OC hire becomes mission critical now.  Hopefully he has some good dudes in mind.

To be honest I’m hiring a talented up and coming minority OC we gotta start trying to use those hiring rules to our advantage. The whole reason most wanted an offensive minded HC is if we lose our OC to a HC gig we wouldn’t skip a beat 

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