Rhule Fired

[cyclone13]

Panthers fire HC Rhule, DC Snow after 1-4 start

The Panthers fired coach Matt Rhule on Monday after a 1-4 start to the season and with four seasons left on a seven-year, $62 million contract he received in 2020.

www.espn.com

For once we won't have to deal with the speculation

 

[BoxsterCy]

First in with, Nebraska!

 

[nfrine]

First in with, Nebraska!

I thought CMC was taking that....

 

[Sigmapolis]

Rhule's phone right now --

INCOMING CALL
POSSIBLE SPAM
402 AREA CODE

 

[CapnCy]

$40 million in his pocket.....AND likely going to easily find a good job in college if he wants one.

And lets say he snags a job like Nebby.....and just can't get it together...in three years another $20-30 million buy out.

 

[cyclonespiker33]

 

[madguy30]

First in with, Nebraska!

Quite truthfully, he's the sleeze they yearn for.

 

[coolerifyoudid]

It's satisfying that watching Brock kneeling down is the last play in his pro coaching tenure.

 

[Gunnerclone]

Watching Nebraska overpay for Rhule is going to be awesome.

 

[CoKane]

**** Matt Rhule. Hope he gets the worst college job possible

 

[nfrine]

**** Matt Rhule. Hope he gets the worst college job possible

Like Nebby?

 

[BillBrasky4Cy]

Just another reminder that college coaches jumping to the NFL almost never work out. Pete Carroll is about the only success story I can even think of.

 

[madguy30]

Just another reminder that college coaches jumping to the NFL almost never work out. Pete Carroll is about the only success story I can even think of.

**** Vermeil is one but he had a short stint in college and after that it's definitely not a real long list that I can remember.

 

[Sigmapolis]

Just another reminder that college coaches jumping to the NFL almost never work out. Pete Carroll is about the only success story I can even think of.

Carroll had significant experience as an NFL position coach and DC and as the head coach of the New England Patriots before he took the Southern Cal job. I see him less as a college coach who made the jump as an NFL guy who dropped down to college for a while but then went back up to the NFL level.

 

[ISUAlum2002]

Just another reminder that college coaches jumping to the NFL almost never work out. Pete Carroll is about the only success story I can even think of.

Maybe Jimmy Johnson but obviously that was a long time ago. For recent history, yeah, Pete is the only one that comes to me.

 

[1UNI2ISU]

Barry Switzer though he just had to step in and not screw it up.

 

[CyJack13]

Kliff Kingsbury has had more success in the NFL than he did in college.

 

[Rural]

Just another reminder that college coaches jumping to the NFL almost never work out. Pete Carroll is about the only success story I can even think of.

Pete’s so old the NFL success wasn’t stellar the first go round.

 

[NorthCyd]

Barry Switzer though he just had to step in and not screw it up.

He even managed to screw it up one year.

 

[CyJack13]

Dennis Erickson wasn't terrible in the NFL (with Seattle), not great but better than what came before him.