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Quite a dilemma the team is in....

Jmac

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No HC candidate with any hope of quick success would take this job, maybe not even long term success. Worst job out of all the ones available.

All these interviews are just playing teams against one another. Unless any candidate is just in for Teppers $. Who would want that "guy" as HC anyway? Canales and Morgan are the best we can hope for (I hope Morgan will work out). Canales is a total unknown quantity. Roll of the dice.

This team is a fuggin mess from top to bottom. A bunch of JAG's (except for a handful of player's). Some are barely practice squad material. They have a QB who has not shown much SO FAR and no first round pick. Add a meddling owner into the mix.

If you where in any qualified candidates shoes would you take this job above all the others?

Be honest...would you?

 

 

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3-13 in 2021. Sitting at 14-5 rn and playing in the NFCCG in a few days. 

Dan Campbell Celebration GIF by Detroit Lions

It might be undesirable, but there's nothing more glorious in football than turning a poo franchise around and winning the big one. The right guy can do it. Maybe a Lotta copium/hopium, but it's the only thing keeping me interested atm.

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5 minutes ago, Ship said:

There is no greater glory than being the coach to turn a franchise around. People with confidence pursue challenges against their abilities. Yes, plenty of people would want that opportunity. 

Sure if the owner gave them the keys and said "let me get out of the way and have at it"................but who in the world thinks you can turn a franchise around when the owner says " have at it but I will hold the keys and let you know if I think you are doing it wrong".

Any ambitious persons would size up Tepper right quick and figure if you are going to do any ship steering you can't do that after jumping into career quicksand. 

Nothing happens here until Tepper either sells the franchise ..........or has a come to Jesus moment in a synagogue .......

........hehe good luck with either of those.

Face it......the Panthers are now officially NFL purgatory until further notice......... 

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