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Ron Rivera hints he "didn't mesh" with David Tepper


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8 hours ago, WUnderhill said:

Tepper went on to “mesh” with Matt Rhule, one of the worst head coaches in league history. That’s a dub for Rivera.

Yes this is true, but you can also now say that all of those decisions has now lead us to Reich and our new #1 pick at QB which could set us up for success for the next decade plus. Hopefully it was all worth it.

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No offense to Ron in particular, but what is it about the Pnathers where former players and coaches feel entitled to piss and moan for getting flushed? Isn't this a professional sports league? Ron sounds like Greg Olsen, "they only paid me x millions, instead of y millions" 

Too bad, so sad, get wrecked. 

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I havent really liked Rivera`s mouth ever since he left here. He talks like he`s a big shot, but in reality only had 3 winning seasons and will forever be known for wasting both Newton and Kuechly`s talents. He really has shown his true colors and has only confirmed what many of us suspected while he was here.

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12 hours ago, PantherOnTheProwl1523 said:

Luke left because of the many concussions he was dealing with and had nothing to do with Tepper. TD and Greg retired which was on their own recognizance because their time was up and their bodies couldn't take it anymore. Also nothing to do with Tepper.

Greg didn't retire, he got dealt to Seattle 

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8 minutes ago, ickmule said:

I mean, Tep is a clown so there is that.  So far he has made zero moves that have improved anything. Time will tell if this new staff is right or wrong and until then he’s still a clown.  

Thank God there is someone else with a brain here 

People already acting like Riech won us a superbowl, let's not forget this same "QB Guru" was recently so clueless about what to do at QB, he was on the phone begging River's to come back , and staked his job on Matt Ryan and Carson Wentz , and was fired 

That's why the red flags went up with the Dalton signing

 

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5 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

He didn't get dealt to Seattle. We cut him. He signed with Seattle as a free agent. He retired two years ago signing a one day contract to retire a Panther.

My point is the same, he didn't fit the Tepper vision either, he was canned, just like Cam 

 

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