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So this was Jakes problem.


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So trying to make jake play smarter, and more structured made the gunslinger regress.

I don't think jake would stick with something that didn't work for him.

I hope the best for him with the browns, but it is jake's responsibility for how he performed.

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It's nice for Rip to fall on his sword, and I understand why Cleveland needs to spin it this way, but if the Panthers honestly believed Rip's coaching was the problem, they wouldn't have let Jake walk away with 12 million dollars while retaining Rip...

This all very clearly started with the 2008 playoff game, long before Rip got here. Jake's confidence was shaken to the core and Bill Walsh couldn't have fixed that.

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