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UnluckyforSome

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13 minutes ago, dxpanther said:

he admitted he's better suited for the college age group. Says, him and his family didnt like the nfl because they didnt know anyone. 

how did this man get a carte blanche deal?

Meatballs and Marty Hurney...

 

 

...and David Tepper...and Steven Drummond 

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It is a very tedious task to listen to all 45 minutes or so, but he mentions his tenure here a few times. At 1 point he alludes to us when he mentions he is not patient and expects to win and win and win some more right out of the gate, and wouldn't stand for a program that takes a step or 2 back after his 1st year. 

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53 minutes ago, CRA said:

best thing about Matt Rhule was always Phil Snow.  I give him two years at Nebraska. 

Scott Frost couldn’t get it done, and he is one of their beloved. He basically ruined his career going there. 
 

Nebraska’s schedule, all things considered, looks very manageable. Really will need to win that first game against Minnesota. 
 

he may have success there. I’d be surprised tho

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2 hours ago, UnluckyforSome said:

It is a very tedious task to listen to all 45 minutes or so, but he mentions his tenure here a few times. At 1 point he alludes to us when he mentions he is not patient and expects to win and win and win some more right out of the gate, and wouldn't stand for a program that takes a step or 2 back after his 1st year. 

Mr 7 year plan now says he's not patient? This time last year at a Panthers practice he was already saying it might be year 4 to start winning, like two weeks into year 3 training camp

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