that was my initial reaction as well.rivera to new york giants
If he wants to be a HC next year he will be.I don't think he's done as an NFL head coach.
I don't know how much Ron enjoyed working with Gettleman (assuming he is still with the Giants next season).rivera to new york giants
I would think so. My guess is Tepper is cleaning house.Is Hurney next? please?
I just Googled Hurneys name as soon as I saw Rivera was gone. Some speculation right now he may be staying, but that’s unclear this early. Tepper announced they’ll hire an asst GM and VP of football operations.I would think so. My guess is Tepper is cleaning house.
Who cares? Cam is done. You have a cheaper qb option that is better than cam right now. If they dont cut loose from cam and ride the young qb they are idiotsffmail4me said:I wonder if this increases or decreases the chance of Cam returning. What do you guys think? I too like and respect Ron, especially his riverboat gambling tendencies, but I do think its probably best for the team. I'm a Redskins lifer but living in NC have supported the Panthers as my 1B favorite since day one. And sometimes a coaching change is exactly what is needed. Even my awful Redskins have been playing MUCH better since we got rid of that idiot Jay Gruden (now we just need to fire our GM) I hope the Panthers can get someone that will continue to utilize CMC, but also get the best out of Moore and Samuel.
If his foot is bad enough that the plan is to convert him into a pocket passer then I don’t see that as workable. Cam without his legs at $19 million next year feels to me like a costly way to get a 6-10 or 7-9 team that delays/works against a rebuild (in terms of cap space and draft position).Who cares? Cam is done. You have a cheaper qb option that is better than cam right now. If they dont cut loose from cam and ride the young qb they are idiots
Cam is having surgery so I would bet just about anything we pick a qb in the first this draft. Whether we move up or not we shall see but with the surgery now we cannot rely on cam for next season.If his foot is bad enough that the plan is to convert him into a pocket passer then I don’t see that as workable. Cam without his legs at $19 million next year feels to me like a costly way to get a 6-10 or 7-9 team that delays/works against a rebuild (in terms of cap space and draft position).
The tricky thing is we don’t know much about his health and/or what the team might get in a trade.
Tepper said that he hopes Cam is healthy, but neither him or Cam know at this point. He also said Cam's 21.1 million dollar cap in 2020 isn't a detriment. He said they aren't weighted down by a 36 million dollar a year mistake right now. It sounds like Tepper is going to wait and see how Cam feels next year.If his foot is bad enough that the plan is to convert him into a pocket passer then I don’t see that as workable. Cam without his legs at $19 million next year feels to me like a costly way to get a 6-10 or 7-9 team that delays/works against a rebuild (in terms of cap space and draft position).
The tricky thing is we don’t know much about his health and/or what the team might get in a trade.
Lincoln learned under Mike Leach. His first OC job was at ECU for fives year doing the Leach Air Raid under Ruffin McNeil. He was great, and then he got hired by Oklahoma, and has gotten even better. Kliff Kingsbury is also a Mike Leach disciple, so that type of offense is installed with the Cardinals this year. Lincoln has his own style of the Air Raid though, and he has continued to perfect his version over the years. I don't know how it would translate in the NFL. Steve Spurrier's Fun N' Gun did not translate well in the NFL. You never really know how things will go until they are implemented, but Lincoln has a great offensive mind.The kid in me however would love to see Riley on the sidelines just to see what his offense looks like in the NFL
I think Lincoln is smart enough to tweak or whatever his version to make it fit. I would imagine its a cross between Baltimores and Arizona. Somewhere in the middle and furthermore I would love to see Hurts running itLincoln learned under Mike Leach. His first OC job was at ECU for fives year doing the Leach Air Raid under Ruffin McNeil. He was great, and then he got hired by Oklahoma, and has gotten even better. Kliff Kingsbury is also a Mike Leach disciple, so that type of offense is installed with the Cardinals this year. Lincoln has his own style of the Air Raid though, and he has continued to perfect his version over the years. I don't know how it would translate in the NFL. Steve Spurrier's Fun N' Gun did not translate well in the NFL. You never really know how things will go until they are implemented, but Lincoln has a great offensive mind.
I think Lincoln enjoys coaching college football, and he is good for the game. He is building his own legacy there in Oklahoma, and I hope he stays with the Sooners.I think Lincoln is smart enough to tweak or whatever his version to make it fit. I would imagine its a cross between Baltimores and Arizona. Somewhere in the middle and furthermore I would love to see Hurts running it
I think he will move up eventually just a matter of the right situation. A team without a qb a la Panthers just isnt it.I think Lincoln enjoys coaching college football, and he is good for the game. He is building his own legacy there in Oklahoma, and I hope he stays with the Sooners.
I don't see any scenario where Dabo Swinney leaves Clemson for the NFL at this time. I don't think his method of coaching will translate well into the NFL. He's an exceptional motivator and people love to play for him, but he's not a great offensive or defensive mind. He'd need a top notch OC and DC. He's built something special at Clemson and I just don't see him leaving that. As a Panther fan, as much as I love Dabo... I don't want him as our HC.On a cbs pick 6 podcast they said a big reason that Tepper made this move now was to not go behind RR back and to give him a early chance to find another job and the big one is that the panthers can get a jump on the other teams in talking to college coaches Matt Rhule and Dabo swiney. Not sure what to think of either. The kid in me however would love to see Riley on the sidelines just to see what his offense looks like in the NFL
Makes sense. Ron is a class act all the way so I can see wanting to be upfront with him.On a cbs pick 6 podcast they said a big reason that Tepper made this move now was to not go behind RR back and to give him a early chance to find another job and the big one is that the panthers can get a jump on the other teams in talking to college coaches Matt Rhule and Dabo swiney.
Makes sense. Ron is a class act all the way so I can see wanting to be upfront with him.On a cbs pick 6 podcast they said a big reason that Tepper made this move now was to not go behind RR back and to give him a early chance to find another job and the big one is that the panthers can get a jump on the other teams in talking to college coaches Matt Rhule and Dabo swiney.
You can say that again.Makes sense. Ron is a class act all the way so I can see wanting to be upfront with him.
100% chance they pick one in the first. The question is how far will they move up?So it is entirely possible the Panthers starting QB next year isn't on the roster right? Not sold on Allen AT ALL. Think Panthers will look at Bridgewater or another FA QB?
Depends on the coach I guess but without a starter at QB then we are eyeballing a bad situation. In a perfect world Cam comes back healthy and we can use our first on a stud LT but I dont think there is any chance we will know about him before the draft therefor they have to hedge their bets and try and draft a new qb.I feel like they are in a "it's going to get worse before it gets better" situation. This could get uglier.
If so, then please please let that not be Herbert. I really don't like him as a prospect. His inaccuracy issues and streakiness don't bode well imo. He seems like one of those guys who NFL scouts and coaches will talk themselves into because of his top physical traits. If they can move up for Tua, that'd be great. I'm not sure what they would use to get there though. If Tua comes through the process with a decent bill of health I think his value will climb back up.100% chance they pick one in the first. The question is how far will they move up?
:XNot sure about Herbert. He makes me nervous for basically the same reasons DAG mentioned above. Tua makes me nervous too. He wasn't the most mobile QB even before the hip injury. He does throw a beautiful ball and is very accurate. Just worried about his ability to scramble out of the pocket in the NFL. I wouldn't trade up to get him. If you're going to trade up go after Burrows. But I'd still rather see Cam back next season and see where we are.
If Cam doesn't return I'd like to see them go after someone like Bridgewater. Eli Manning for one season?
It's not a true 34. It's more like the Chicago hybrid version that Ron learned.I thought the shift to a 34 defense in the new owner’s second year, new owner coming in from a 34 team, was a little suspect.
Well what we knew is Grier would need at least a season holding a clipboard. He has all the physical tools to be a starter in this league but he needed coaching and class room time. Don't think he won't be in the mix come next season.We've been trying to forget about Grier for most of the season. Cam starting next year is my first choice too.