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Panthers Begin Head Coach Search?

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During the meltdown, after the safety in Q3, coach Ron Rivera was screaming at the offense when they got back to the side line. When Ron walked away, half the players start laughing including Cam.

This guy has completely lost this team.....completely lost them!

 

Seen the same thing.What the heck were the players laughing about...were losing.

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Look, Rivera is not an NFL head coach. But this is a deeper problem. This is not a winning organization, and it hasn't been since the great lockout posturing salary purge of 2010. This is just a straight up losing organization, like the Bengals of the 90s or the Colts in the 80s. There will be no playoffs this year, and there probably won't be next year either. That's just real talk. Maybe if somebody can sum this up in a pie chart we can get the right people to listen, but it's probably too late for that. Meanwhile, if you need a second team to root for, the one coached by John Fox is a pretty fun bunch to watch.

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