[Panthers 247] Ricky Prohel: “As coaches, we blew that Super Bowl.” Rickey Prohel recounts what went wrong in Super Bowl 50, couldn’t agree more.
August 29, 2024
[Panthers 247] Ricky Prohel: “As coaches, we blew that Super Bowl.” Rickey Prohel recounts what went wrong in Super Bowl 50, couldn’t agree more.
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It might have been helpful to not be extremely predictable by literally changing nothing. It also might have helped to have a RB help block every once in awhile when your line is like swiss cheese.
And Manning road off into the sunset on a 3/16 third down stat or something like that lol sad face
I remember the coaching staff said, something like there’s no need to change up anything. We’ve been doing well all season.
I was thinking, this is the Superbowl. Change stuff up or prepare to. Glad to hear Prohel say it was a coaching issue, although there are a bunch of other sources of blame, nothing today, will give us a win in SB 50. It’s gone.
I was telling people before the game that if we lost, it would be one of their DEs getting MVP. We had a weakish line all season and I thought that the Atlanta loss showed that
Everything that could go wrong that game did go front. Tolbert fumbling on a run that would have been a first down in Denver territory when he normally never fumbled. The dropped pass which was intercepted, also in Denver territory.
Like thinking back it was just a culmination of a bunch of guys who weren’t making mistakes all year, all having one fuck up that had huge repercussions on the game. And somehow, we were still in it going into the 4th quarter.
I like how he said “***We*** really blew that as coaches”, then he, the WR coach with no influence on the game, calls out failures Rivera and Shula are directly responsible for without naming them
We were carried by our great individual performance from Cam and our dominant defense. So when Ron and Co actually faced an even match, they had zero clue on how to adapt
Wade Phillips figured us out early. Master class
And Panthers fans will still say we got robbed by the refs and the game was rigged for Peyton to win.
The truth of the matter is we lost to the only team that could have beat us that day, and the players, coaches, and fans have to live with it forever
9 comments
It might have been helpful to not be extremely predictable by literally changing nothing. It also might have helped to have a RB help block every once in awhile when your line is like swiss cheese.
And Manning road off into the sunset on a 3/16 third down stat or something like that lol sad face
I remember the coaching staff said, something like there’s no need to change up anything. We’ve been doing well all season.
I was thinking, this is the Superbowl. Change stuff up or prepare to. Glad to hear Prohel say it was a coaching issue, although there are a bunch of other sources of blame, nothing today, will give us a win in SB 50. It’s gone.
I was telling people before the game that if we lost, it would be one of their DEs getting MVP. We had a weakish line all season and I thought that the Atlanta loss showed that
Everything that could go wrong that game did go front. Tolbert fumbling on a run that would have been a first down in Denver territory when he normally never fumbled. The dropped pass which was intercepted, also in Denver territory.
Like thinking back it was just a culmination of a bunch of guys who weren’t making mistakes all year, all having one fuck up that had huge repercussions on the game. And somehow, we were still in it going into the 4th quarter.
I like how he said “***We*** really blew that as coaches”, then he, the WR coach with no influence on the game, calls out failures Rivera and Shula are directly responsible for without naming them
We were carried by our great individual performance from Cam and our dominant defense. So when Ron and Co actually faced an even match, they had zero clue on how to adapt
Wade Phillips figured us out early. Master class
And Panthers fans will still say we got robbed by the refs and the game was rigged for Peyton to win.
The truth of the matter is we lost to the only team that could have beat us that day, and the players, coaches, and fans have to live with it forever