Chud going to Jacksonville for a 2nd Interview *rumor/unfounded*

[stirs]

they are looking at Chud for what he did with Newton and McCoy for what he did with The Golden Calf of Bristol.

they do not want to spend another high pick on a QB, they want to salvage the one (scaredy cat) they have

[KBRed]

I find it hard to believe that someone else can't make an offense look good with Cam Newton, DWill, JStew, Greg Olsen, Shockey, Smitty, Lafell, Gettis, and one more player on the line to make it solid (maybe Otah?).

We had Clausen last year, and plays designed to run, not pass. We also didn't use TE's properly.

Nothing against Chud, I love his knowledge of the game, but I think I could draw up plays for the studs on this offense.

[jtnc]

Cam hasn't been in the same offensive scheme for more than 1 year. This is bad imo, Cam has learned 4 playbooks in the past 4 years.

[KBRed]

Cam hasn't been in the same offensive scheme for more than 1 year. This is bad imo, Cam has learned 4 playbooks in the past 4 years.

And he has learned everyone with ease, and turned the respective team around in each case, correct?

[Swarly]

Cam hasn't been in the same offensive scheme for more than 1 year. This is bad imo, Cam has learned 4 playbooks in the past 4 years.

They're not going to change schemes if we lose Chud.

[Kitten Diver]

They're not going to change schemes if we lose Chud.

maybe not the scheme but some of the creativity in new plays may be lost

[stirs]

I find it hard to believe that someone else can't make an offense look good with Cam Newton, DWill, JStew, Greg Olsen, Shockey, Smitty, Lafell, Gettis, and one more player on the line to make it solid (maybe Otah?).

We had Clausen last year, and plays designed to run, not pass. We also didn't use TE's properly.

Nothing against Chud, I love his knowledge of the game, but I think I could draw up plays for the studs on this offense.

You are probably right, but the league always seems to run this way. They took Del Rio because of his success with the Panther D and he never cut it as a head coach. How many times will Wade Phillips go from DC to HC and back and forth. Coach d'jour

[jtnc]

And he has learned everyone with ease, and turned the respective team around in each case, correct?

But he would be even better if he mastered the playbook. Stability for a QB is important in the nfl.

[panthers55]

maybe not the scheme but some of the creativity in new plays may be lost

That assumes that whoever takes the job won't do as well. Here is a shocker. What if we bring in someone better than Chud??? I don't know who that would be but honestly I didn't know who Chud was before we brought him in either.

[Swarly]

we're in a good position though if we do lose Chud. up and comers will be flocking here for a chance to coach this offense and beef their resume up for a HC'ing job.

[rayzor]

It says they wouldn't comment about the possibility of Chud interviewing for a second time.

Soooo... whatever that means.

yep.

yay for people jumping the gun in starting threads without getting proper context and making the thread title start an unwarranted frenzy.

[TheRealDeal]

If you didn't know Chud before we brought him in, you need to watch more football outside of the Panthers.

Cleveland had a QB go to the pro bowl under him....cleveland.

[CaptaINCrunchKing]

Stability in a system is important for a QB..especially early in his career. See:Sam Bradford. HOWEVER, Chud was an inconsistent play caller, and I definately felt that he wasn't really used to having a guy like Cam and how best to utilize his skill appropriately. There were no 'chain moving' passes it seemed, only big play or options, deep ins or designed QB runs.

Let him leave, the talent on the offense is such that we won't suffer that much of a setback.

[Woodcookedbbq]

If we do lose Chud, I would hope Rivera has the most say in whom we hire or promote as a replacement and not rely on Hurney's judgement.