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CPcavedweller

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We had a Top 10 run and pass blocking line under Wilks with mostly the same players on the line now. 

This isn't the line. This is coaching. This is offensive philosophy. This, my friends, is Tepper Ball. 

Somehow, under Wilks, we switched philosophies mid-season to the tune of a 300 yard rushing game and Sam, sans the Saints game, playing like a Top 10 QB.

We've regressed this much and it's not on the players. It's coaching. Put the blame where it lies. 

Tepper hired Reich. Tepper forced the trade up for a QB. Tepper forced us to draft Young. Tepper shut down the hiring of Steve Wilks, a Charlotte native who the team fought tooth and nail for. 

Don't blame Bryce, he was drafted about 15 spots too high. Don't blame Fitterer, had he quit, the same events would have transpired. Blame Tepper. 

Tepper Ball Bros! Someone, go make a T-Shirt with Tepper wearing a paper bag, while he's wearing the t-shirt of him wearing a paper bag. I'll buy it and promote it for you.

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