Reich New Head Coach

[Jon Snow]

3 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

thats his wheelhouse for sure

I think he will do better than that here. For once I think that we finally have a coach that will break the non back to back winning season curse.

[ForJimmy]

51 minutes ago, onmyown said:

Yep. In typical huddle fashion, this will be a feel good thread. With more from Zod to follow about why he was after all the best HC to hire and how we will be in the SB soon.
 

And a full off-season of delusional fans hyping themselves up and poo on the ‘room and gloomers’ only to be let down once again despite the writing already on the fuging wall for non casual, long time fans. The amazing part is people seems to lose all memory until next hire and it starts all over again lol.

Guess we will have to wait another half decade to have a chance to get to the modern age.

Yeah the HC that groomed and developed the Eagles young HC and OC is so dated in his ways.

[Bear Hands]

Names to watch on offense, staff wise:

Mike Groh, Klayton Adams, & Tyler Boyles could certainly coming here.  Maybe Parks Frazier.  

Those are the 4 in particular from his most recent staff I see closest to him.  Definitely Groh & Frazier.

It won't be a replica of the Indy staff circa 2021/22, but I imagine a few will surface on offense/his main dudes.  

[mrcompletely11]

^^^ and ^^ we just need a qb to get the party started

[glenwo2]

9 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

I sincerely hope our FO is smarter than to double down on an already awful decision.

The same FO that hired Matt Rhule? 

[PleaseCutStewart]

I can't tell if the people in this thread that are excited about Reich are actually excited about having Reich or are just excited it isn't Wilks.

Honestly, this is a pretty meh hire. I think he will be something like a RR results wise - might get us to the playoffs 1 out of 3 years and won't do much of anything in the playoffs (unless he finds an elite QB to carry him).

[Teddy2SuperBowlHeartBreaks]

I'd argue that Wilks did more with less. I'd also wager that we'll be looking for a new coach in 2025.

[Mr. Scot]

2 minutes ago, glenwo2 said:

The same FO that hired Matt Rhule?  

Actually, no.

Marty Hurney was the GM when Rhule was hired. Fitterer and Morgan both came later.

[jayboogieman]

[PghPanther]

The former Colts coach becomes the first head coach in Panthers' history with a strictly offensive background who will become a former Panther head coach after 2 seasons..........ugh

Up next.......the 2023 regular season and another 6 win prediction

...........

[Move the Panthers to Raleigh]

59 minutes ago, onmyown said:

Yep. In typical huddle fashion, this will be a feel good thread. With more from Zod to follow about why he was after all the best HC to hire and how we will be in the SB soon.
 

And a full off-season of delusional fans hyping themselves up and poo on the ‘room and gloomers’ only to be let down once again despite the writing already on the fuging wall for non casual, long time fans. The amazing part is people seems to lose all memory until next hire and it starts all over again lol.

Guess we will have to wait another half decade to have a chance to get to the modern age.

It’s similar to women forgetting the pain of child birth. It’s the only way Panthers fans can continue to watch

[mrcompletely11]

Just now, PghPanther said:

The former Colts coach becomes the first head coach in Panthers' history with a strictly offensive background who will become a former Panther head coach after 2 seasons..........ugh

Up next.......the 2023 regular season and another 6 win prediction

...........

I would guess at this point in jan our over under odds for win total would be 7.5 for 2023

[OldhamA]

32 minutes ago, OldNorthPowell said:

The guy has a SB ring as an OC. Went 40-33 with a Colts franchise that has lacked talent. With good OC/DC selections this could go well. Hopeful, and glad it isn't Wilks. Reich is good at coaching up QBs.

Where's that come from?

The kicked the poo out of us in that joint scrimmage in 2021. 

[TLGPanthersFan]

15 minutes ago, Davidson Deac II said:

Reality is that the vast majority of NFL coaching hires don't win the big game. But Reich's experience and somewhat decent previous results give him a better chance than most, if he gets the right group of players

2nd time’s the charm.