KatsAzz

I have no idea who the Panthers will hire as the new HC but hope it will be an offensive minded one. Here is an interesting article pertaining to the success of offensive vs defensive HC hiring's. It’s no secret the league has trended to offensive head coaches over the last few years as teams search for the next Sean McVay (Rams) or Kyle Shanahan (49ers). Since 2019, there have been 30 head coaching openings in the NFL. 20 of those openings were filled by offensive coaches, nine by defensive coaches, and one by a special teams coach. When looking at the combined record of these coaches, offensive coaches have had much more success. The 20 head coaches have a combined record of 341-339-4 (.502) in the regular season, with two Super Bowl appearances (Bruce Arians and Zac Taylor) and one Super Bowl victory (Arians). However, only eight of those 20 coaches have a winning record. Records of NFL head coaches hired from 2019-2022 who came with an offensive background. When it comes to the defensive coaches hired in that span, they have fared far worse. The nine head coaches have a combined record of 116-166-2 (.412) in the regular season with no playoff wins. Only one of those head coaches has a winning record, current Los Angeles Chargers head coach Brandon Staley.

Thanks for the good article. Now we wait to see how it all plays out!

I am not saying that QB Trey Lance would be a great pickup but for those thinking the 49ers will give him away real cheap after what it it took to obtain him, may need to reconsider. " San Francisco's trade with the Dolphins 19 months ago allowed it to move up in that year's draft and select quarterback Trey Lance No. 3 overall, while Miami walked away with the No. 12 pick in 2021, first-round selections in 2022 and 2023 and a third-round pick in 2022. "

If the Panthers could get him for this years 2nd and next years 5th, i would be all for in on that.

I am not disagreeing with you but who in your opinion, who will the Panthers hire as the new HC?

Your building of the pseudo cumulative distribution function was very impressive,to say the least..

They changed the name of Vance HS to Chambers HS, honoring Julius Chambers, who was a famous lawyer, civil rights leader, and educator from North Carolina. The school officially changed its name in a ceremony July 14, 2021.

Ha! Ha!

Yes, looks like he is history!!!

CHARLOTTE — The Panthers added another defensive back to the offseason roster Wednesday. The team signed safety Myles Dorn 6'2" 205 lbs, to a reserve/future deal. The 24-year-old Dorn, a Charlotte native who played at Chambers High and the University of North Carolina as a running back and later at defensive back. Dorn has spent the last three seasons with the Vikings. He played in five games for the Vikings this season and nine last year. He's the son of former NFL cornerback Torin Dorn.

My choice now is Shane Steichen, Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator: The Panthers interviewed Steichen virtually on Saturday, a league source confirmed. The Eagles have a first-round bye in the playoffs, so Steichen was eligible for a virtual interview this weekend. He will not be able to interview in person with any team until the Eagles are eliminated from the playoffs or get a bye week before the Super Bowl. Read more at: https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article271194207.html#storylink=cpy

I am trying to think how many different ways I can say no to the Panthers obtaining Payton+ Brady.

Yes, it is a shame but Reyna would seem to be the odd man out.

I cannot stand either team and gladly switched channels in the 3rd quarter!

Yeah!! That had a black stripe on each end. One of my relatives has one similar that was passed down to him. I believe the old Cleveland Brown QB Otto Grahams name is printed on it.

Different! Different! Different! Some times "Different" is not better!

I hate to give up future draft picks but if the Panthers could obtain the No. 5 for Nos. 9, 93 and a 2024 first-round pick, I would be all for it.

That certainly sounds like a solid plan. Now, let's do it!

Then leave the team gutted and in a rebuild mode if his plan doesn't work out.

Just thinking what the Panthers would have to give up to obtain Sean Payton makes me have heart burns. The Panthers need a QB that can help them have balance and build for the future, lots more than getting Payton by giving up needed draft choices.

I personally want someone other than Sean Payton as the Panthers new head coach. There is no way I want to see them give up a true 1st rd pick for him. However, if the Panthers did decide to go after Payton, I think the 49ers' 2nd and 3rd you suggested would be a fair value.

The Charlotte Observer confirmed Harbaugh and Tepper had a conversation about the Panthers’ head-coaching vacancy. Since then, Harbaugh released a statement via the University of Michigan’s Twitter that he anticipates returning to Ann Arbor. The Panthers have not yet conducted a formal interview with Harbaugh. That could change. If it doesn’t then Tepper was not interested in handing over full control of the organization to another college coach like he did with Rhule. The best organizations find and then successfully maintain alignment between ownership, the front office and the head coach. The next Panthers head coach must align with Tepper’s vision and Fitterer’s plan while serving as a CEO capable of authentic leadership and winning football education and strategy. Read more at: https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article271073677.html#storylink=cpy

The Panthers certainly have a good group of head coach candidates to pick from and I feel certain they will have done some serious homework before they commit to anyone. While I am leaning toward them selecting either Steichen or Johnson, I will not complain, no matter who they decide on, after suffering through Matt Rhules debacle here.

I will always be a Carolina Panthers fan but if they moved to another city and state, I feel sure my interest level would decrease somewhat.

This!!!