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Rivera will be the best coach we have had to date


DickolausJ

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Rivera is a winner, Chud is a winner, Cam is a winner, Smitty is a winner, its a matter of time before this team starts winning.

http://www.panthers.com/media-vault/videos/Ron-Rivera-Presser/26ec130e-13ce-4a70-ac2f-d47e00019866

Lets face it, most these players are not Rivera's, he never got a full offseason with them, and if they don't play better he has no problem cutting some of them.

If you watch the interview he calls out Munnerlyn, and Martin. When asked if Safety is a position he will have to address in the offseason he says yes.

Steve Young says when he played for the 49ers he always had a healthy fear that if he and his fellow teammates didn't play well they were all going to be cut. Rivera is instilling this fear. If guys don't play well or step up and make plays, if they are not winners, they won't stick around.

How many players have been upgraded from the practice squad and shown immediate promise? How many bright spots were added in free agency?

Has our offense ever looked so explosive or dynamic? Was our defense ever as aggressive under Fox?

Chico accepted the head coaching job of the team with the worst record in football with only half an offseason before actual games were started playing and we have been competitive. Give him so more time and this team, and the Panthers are going to start winning.

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if they're winners, why are we losing?!?!

Rivera accepted the head coaching job of the team with the worst record in football with only half of a regular offseason to start working with the team.

It's his first head coaching job ever. He is going to suffer a little adversity under those circumstances maybe?

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Rivera accepted the head coaching job of the team with the worst record in football with only half of a regular offseason to start working with the team.

It's his first head coaching job ever. He is going to suffer a little adversity under those circumstances maybe?

So is a winner only someone who wins without adversity...?

I dunno, I haven't been impressed by our coaching staff (edit: I lied, I think Chud & Shula have done a good job) at all this season, but I'm giving them a pass because of the injuries. Still I don't understand the claims that this will be the best coach we've ever had or that he is just a winner or whatever because I basically see no evidence of either of those things yet.

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How exactly are Rivera and Chud winners?

As a player - Bears won

As a DC - his D excelled and his teams won

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As a OC in college or the pro his offenses overall have ranked near the top. Only 1 year can you claim otherwise

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