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You have a magic wand. You can fix ONE thing about the Panthers. What do you do?

Sam Mills Fan

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Sam Mills Fan

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Most will probably say to fire Rivera and/or Shula. I get that and that's probably my #2 choice. Me personally? I won't get into it much again because I've beat it to death this week, but I'd wave that wand and turn Cam Newton into an average to above average quarterback in the 4th. I think that could have masked a lot of Ron Rivera's weaknesses and could likely still be an issue under the next coach in 2014.

 

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I'd trade the Panthers fanbase for a bunch of sqawking monkeys. Thread quality would improve 10000%

so replace the current fanbase who is unhappy with being a perrinial losing team with a bunch of fans who just don't know any better.

 

makes sense.

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make rivera and  shula into coaches that are  good problem solving and great strategic planners and who can adapt and adjust to defeat any wrinkles thrown at them and who can manage close games without giving the game away.

 This right here is golden!

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