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Thank you. If that happens, barring a miracle where Young magically acquires an ability to compete against pro defenses, I won’t be here and won’t care. Personally, when I see Andy run the offense I feel like a weight has been lifted. It goes back to looking like pro football. I can’t help but think it would be liberating for Canales. or anyone. Bet we’d have seen Reich perk right up.

TBH, I would lean more heavily to Jon Gruden for the specific reason that he would be the most likely to have the experience and track record to push back on ownership. To be clear, I don't think he would be super successful here but this franchise needs to start with someone that actually has an NFL track record of success and can show others in the organization what it looks like to prepare that way. If we can at least attempt to model ourselves after an NFL franchise even at all, that would be a valid starting point to any sort of turnaround.

I didn't even realize he was hurt... I didn't think we would beat the Dolphins but this news makes it an even tougher game!

This is ignoring the parade of bust WR's the Panthers have had over the past 20 years. If you can point out the examples of these WR's going elsewhere and getting better than before here, by all means, please show them to us. More likely than not, you are going to see more Philly Brown's, Brenton Bersin's and the like that never had any appreciable NFL career post-Panthers. Hence why I continually point out our issues is far less the development than the evaluation of players.

I would add a couple of other names: - Wes Phillips (Vikings OC) - Patrick Graham (Raiders DC) My personal shortlist: - Joe Brady - Wes Phillips - Patrick Graham - Brian Flores - Todd Monken - Klint Kubiak I just wonder if Joe Brady would have any interest in coming here after how things unfolded last time. Especially given that he's almost certainly going to have other options. No retreads unless it's someone like Mike Vrabel/Brian Flores who really should not have been fired to begin with or someone like Sean Payton who retired and is returning. HELL no to Mike McCarthy and HELL NO to any college coach. Honestly, though, if we can't get a sure fire upgrade I'd just assume keep Canales and hope he does better with a (hopefully) better QB. Other than Joe Brady I'm not honestly all that thrilled with the options that are out there. Although I do think Wes Phillips is a very underrated name that could make a lot of sense. I'm surprised he hasn't generated more buzz. I think the Commanders model could be a good one. An experienced defensive-minded HC with a creative OC that has already been a HC and been fired. Mike McDaniel would be a great choice for OC if/when he gets fired from Miami. Pairing him with Brian Flores or Patrick Graham could be a really solid move, IMO.

Well said. My valid concern is this: Say DC does survive to see ‘his’ QB. how many viable brain cells will have survived the hell he will have gone through up to that point? Just think if he has 1 more year of Bryce forced on him.

It don't matter who the HC is so long we have that Leaflet (diminutive second coming of Ryan Leaf) as our QB.

Trying to be funny? Dude was next level HOF player. He will be HOF. Cerebesl and physical, both 99th percentile if not 100th And yes is on the radio poo…. — Turning back to the subject, after some listening to opinions and thinking about it, I would regretfully withdraw my support for the idea If he failed it might mean estrangement from the team and fan base. Can’t allow that to be in play. Not that I think he would fail. I don’t, but it could happen and would be messed up.

No. I don't think any former player can make the jump straight to HC. Linebackers coach? In a fuging heartbeat. DC? I could even go for that, but it's not ideal. But HC? I need someone with a little more coaching experience than that.

The best we've looked as a franchise under Tepper was that little 12 game stint with Wilks as HC. Wilks isn't some great X's and O's coach, but he was able to identify the strengths of the team and inspire them and actually have them believe in the things the HC is saying. I'm sure Luke could at the bare minimum be able to achieve the same result

Start as DC and pair him with an old hand HC...when Tepper sales the team

College coach with very little pro experience=failure established but over the hill coach who didn't want BY=failure hot OC that has a scheme that doesn't fit BY=failure Why not hire a radio announcer with no coaching experience?

Well that's certainly an opinion.

He is the exact everything this team needs right now, but no amount of winning would be worth destroying the soul of the greatest football genius that has ever played for the Panthers. He would never be a yes man, nor would he suffer fools, so he definitely need not apply.

Lol Bryce would look even better in that offense. Mac would be trash in Canales offense.

Id take him as DC

shanahans offense is always pretty amazing and mac jones was running it well tonight. panthers should have signed him last offseason.

Too many local used car lot business owners to list

Need to do a list of people who would be willing to work for Tepper

Probably leaning towards Flores on this list.

I thought it was a huge mistake to let Joe Brady walk the first time! I think he would make an excellent head coach but I don’t think he would come back here.

From another article. Joe Whitt Jr., Commanders The current Defensive Coordinator for the Washington Commanders has a long history as an assistant in the NFL including a Super Bowl ring in 2010 as Packers cornerbacks coach. He followed Dan Quinn over from Dallas in 2024 and called plays for the Commanders’ defense which improved throughout the 2024 season. Whitt interviewed for the Jets job, which will put him on more team’s radar for 2025. More improvement from the Commanders’ defense could land this long-time NFL coach more interviews and ultimately a Head Coach position. Grant Udinski, Jacksonville A young coach at age 29, Udinski has progressed through the coaching ranks quickly, starting as a graduate assistant for Baylor in 2019. He then coached under Matt Rhule in Carolina for 2 seasons before landing as assistant QB coach and offensive coordinator under 2024 Coach of the Year Kevin O’Connell. Udinski’s quick rise resulted in the OC job in Jacksonville for 2025, but it may be another short stay as he continues to climb the NFL ranks. Having received some credit for Sam Darnold‘s resurgence, a similar progression in Trevor Lawrence‘s game could turn some heads towards Udinski as the next “QB whisperer” and land him some HC interviews in 2026.

move them to Germany as payback for the holocaust

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