Carolina Panthers "Carolina Panthers going nowhere with Ron Rivera, Cam Newton"

[Who Said What?]

Snitches get stitches!

[The Huddler]

Never ever take nfl network or ESPN seriously..

They dont care about being correct or giving credit where it is due,

At the end of the day the want to make $$$$$$$$$$$$

[ThatNiggaManny]

A few of his 2012 predictions:

 

"The Golden Calf of Bristol will lead the Jets to the playoffs"

 

"Ray Horton's Arizona D will be better than LeBeau's Pittsburgh D"

 

"Luck will throw for more TD's and yards than Peyton Manning"

 

"The Bills will have the best defensive line in football (and go 10-6)"

 

" I like Tony Romo, but he gets blamed for everything in Dallas. If the Cowboys miss the playoffs again, Jerry wrongly will jettison the quarterback.

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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000056655/article/2012-nfl-predictions-jets-in-playoffs-cowboys-will-clean-house

 

PS: the new quote button is ballz

 

Lol he's such an asshat.

[OneBadCat]

Really tired of these dumb ignorant morons talking about our team.

[Rhys]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d82af7ec8/article/busting-myths-about-broncos-49ers-mark-sancheztim-The Golden Calf of Bristol

 

 

His last prediction from 2012, the Panthers would finish last in the NFC South. 

 

Here's another gem from 2012: http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000047076/article/new-york-jets-rex-ryan-will-win-a-super-bowl-one-day

[Beast_3000]

Huddle explosion in 3...2...1...

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000167664/article/carolina-panthers-going-nowhere-with-ron-rivera-cam-newton

I love it !!! Put it on the locker room wall and use it as motivation.

A the end of the year make em eat their words and lose their credibility.

[ECUPantherFan]

This article was utter crap.  We are going to shock some people this year. 

[Beast_3000]

I get that Sean Payton is back but their defense is horrible and they are switching to a 3-4 without the roster to do so. How have the Aints improved ????

[Fiz]

from somethingawful

 

Final Margin 0-7
Luck 222-407, 54.5%, 7.0 YPA, 16/9 TD/Int, 80.6 QBR
Cam 138-251, 55.0%, 7.7 YPA, 08/6 TD/Int, 80.7 QBR

4TH QTR, +/-7 PTS
Luck 51-89, 57.3%, 7.7 YPA, 4/1 TD/Int, 92.3 QBR
Cam 36-59, 61.0%, 9.4 YPA, 2/1 TD/Int, 96.5 QBR

Behind by 1-8 Points
Luck 91-170, 53.5%, 7.7 YPA, 8/6 TD/Int, 80.0 QBR
Cam 79-142, 55.6%, 8.5 YPA, 6/3 TD/Int, 89.0 QBR

 

 

And this doesn't include his rushing numbers. 

[LinvilleGorge]

I love it !!! Put it on the locker room wall and use it as motivation.

A the end of the year make em eat their words and lose their credibility.

If hell froze over and somehow we won the Super Bowl, Cam should go to the post-game presser, read that article, drop the mic, and walk off the stage.

[Cary Kollins]

Here is the full article, maybe the OP can post this so the Schein asshat doesn't get the clicks he wants.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"I love this time of year in the NFL, just after the draft. It's filled with hope, promise and the dawn of a new day as teams prepare for the coming season.

There's just this problem I can't get past when it comes to Cam Newton, Ron Rivera and this year's Carolina Panthers.

 

 

I don't think they have a chance.

They don't have a chance for anything.

I think the Panthers enter the 2013 season as the worst team in the NFC South. They finished last season at 7-9, tied in division standings with the New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. But both of those clubs made improvements. While I liked the Panthers' haul in the 2013 NFL Draft, where did Carolina get noticeably better? Honestly, the Panthers could be one of the four worst teams in the NFC. Consequently, I expect this season to be Rivera's last at the helm of Carolina.

I don't believe Newton has what it takes to eradicate and/or mask areas of deficiency. I don't believe he is an elite, upper-echelon quarterback. The Panthers have finished under .500 in both of Newton's seasons as the quarterback. Cam can be dazzling and, at times, absolutely breathtaking. He also can be inconsistent protecting the ball and downright maddening with how he handles the "fifth quarter" responsibilities that come with being an NFL quarterback. Remember the press conference where he asked for the suggestion box? Franchise quarterbacks, team leaders don't do that. Newton rightly drew ire for performing his Superman routine when Carolina was losing big. Newton seemed aloof on the bench during losses, especially a 29-point, nationally televised defeat to the New York Giants on NFL Network. His teammates have yet to vote him a captain. That tells me something. Newton still needs to grow up. That's a problem.

When I look at the young group of quarterbacks, I don't put Newton in the category of Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III, Colin Kaepernick and Russell Wilson. He hasn't earned it. Luck and RG3 carried bad teams and were the epitome of clutch; the vets followed their lead. You don't see that happening with Newton in Carolina. Luck and RG3 would've put the flawed Panthers in the playoffs last year, just like they did with the Indianapolis Colts and Washington Redskins, respectively. The Panthers are 13-19 with Newton. Quarterbacks are judged by wins and losses. Going into Year 3, you can call Cam Newton electric, but you can't call him a winner.

 

I loved Carolina's appointment of Dave Gettleman as the new general manager. Former GM Marty Hurney helped doom the Panthers with a series of questionable drafts/free-agent contracts. Gettleman is the right guy for this difficult cleanup job, but I would've let him choose his own head coach. I don't believe Rivera will ever develop into a great head man. Offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski took the Cleveland Browns' head-coaching gig, and then quarterbacks coach Mike Shula replaced him. This appointment was odd, considering Newton really hasn't progressed. This staff needed surgery; instead, Carolina applied a Band-Aid.

I would've shown Rivera the door and had Gettleman handpick a head coach -- as well as an offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach -- to foster Newton's development. Carolina needs an offensive guru who demands perfection and accountability from Newton. I would've handed the keys over to Mike McCoy, Jay Gruden or Ken Whisenhunt.

In defense of both Newton and Rivera, this team just isn't very good.

What's the identity? Where are the Panthers strong? They lack depth at receiver. It's not a great offensive line. On the defensive side of the ball ... I loved the selection of Star Lotulelei in the draft. Luke Kuechly is a stud; I voted for the star linebacker as Defensive Player of the Year. But this defense still has more holes than Swiss cheese.

Here's the other ultra-important issue: Carolina clearly has the worst roster in the division.

Tampa Bay traded for Darrelle Revis and signed Dashon Goldson, instantly making an area of weakness (the defensive backfield) an area of strength. Offensive guards Davin Joseph and Carl Nicks are returning from injury. The Bucs are better than the Panthers in every area other than quarterback. Meanwhile, New Orleans welcomes back Sean Payton as head coach. He changes everything for the Saints, from attitude to play selection to overall execution. And despite the Falcons' loss in Carolina last December, I think it's safe to say Atlanta's a wee bit more talented.

 

Cam Newton isn't focused enough -- or good enough -- to overcome the obstacles he'll face in this competitive division.

I love Carolina Panthers fans. They've been a downtrodden and beaten-down bunch the last few years. They deserve better.

I don't think Newton and Rivera are the guys to deliver a winning product. History and a glimpse into the crystal ball say so."

 

[Miiikey]

Its not even that I'm a biased fan, but that is total bullshit.  People get paid to write this? Seen better poo on a tissue

[Happy Panther]

Of course he may just be right...

[Tarheels23]

Oh well, at least he likes Cam more than Josh Freeman