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I disagree. I get what youre saying but you want to build a new culture to start the rebuild. You have a blank slate to get guys who buy in and enforce the culture.

Another thing not really mentioned is they pretty much made it clear that Evero is staying, they all but said it.

Dan going hard right there talking about how we need players that are passionate about football and inflict pain on the opponent and how we havent had enough of those players in recent history.

Wcnc on YouTube. Its perfectly clear

Its because we never draft man beater wide receivers. We always try to draft physical receivers who are big and strong. If a receiver is making a lot of contested catches in college then they most likely aren't going to work in the NFL because if you cant create seperation in college then you are screwed in the nfl where everyone is stronger and faster

We gave him the go ahead to find a trade last year and it didnt happen. No one is going to give anything up for him I dont think.

And sign a contract

My biggest worry is he is an athletic specimen in college. Moving up to the nfl i feel like he is going to have to be a totally different type of player because he wont be able to out muscle or size for those conrested catches in the NFL. Honestly any receiver that makes a lot of contested catches in college worry me in the NFL.

He looks like a long strider

He wins in college when contested, and also I'm tired of going after guys who win when contested instead of guys who just get open.

I dont like Leggett at all personally. Even more so now that he measured 2" shorter than listed, with average to short arms and small hands. He has all the negatives mingo had in a smaller package. No seperation on film, might run faster than he is on film but hes not fast on film which is where it matters. A guy i was really against pre sr bowl was Ladd Mcconkey but he has looked really quick and crisp so far. Maybe redundant with Thielen but hes much faster and quicker than Thielen is now and I just want guys that can get open. Watch some of his 1v1s from today. Wr will usually win 1v1 but still.

They arent holding him hostage as a potential HC. They are keeping him as a DC. If someone wanted him as a HC he would be gone.

Development, installs, and week to week preparation

There is a difference in speed and quickness. We had a couple long striders who get going pretty fast in a straight line. We need quick receivers.

Give me whatever the best pick we can get for him after the franchise tag and lets go. He doesnt fit in with where the Panthers roster is right now and im fairly sure he wants a change of scenery. Its a win/win.

The rumors have been he put in a lot of work and research his first year in the booth but since then he's slacked off a lot.

Yea, I dont love Evero's scheme personally but it works, especially when you dont have an overall talented roster to work with. Our defensive talent overall last year was bad, especially considering injuries. If Canales wants him here, he will be here this upcoming season at least.

While I don't nesscesarily like hiring a coach to focus mostly on one posistion, qb is clearly what makes the most difference on a team. I dont see it as doubling down on Young though. I see it as doubling down on the qb position while giving Young every chance to improve and succeed. If he doesnt at all this year then he will replaced with the early draft pick and we will still hacw a "qb whisperer" in position to coach new qb as well an also offer input on what skillset he wants in a qb. Tldr its doubling down on the qb position but not nesscesarily Bryce. Hes going to get first opportunity though.

Thats not a very quick wr room.

Yea its a bit of a dwelling in negativity take. Especially considering the coordinators will have just as much to say about the schemes we run.

They all have so far as far as ive heard..

To be fair you have no idea and are just stating your opinion of what you think might be going on behind the scenes. No coaching prospect has publicly said anything about turning down an interview with us and they all accepted the first one.

I prefer Johnson the most of the offensive coaches, but im kind of surprised we havent heard more about Monken around the league as a candidate somewhere. He has experience and a proven track record and looks great statistically on almost all metrics. I get hes not one of the young guys anymore but still, hes got plenty of coaching left.

To be fair 20 is the bottom third of the league, just the top of the bottom third. Im not 100% sold on Slowik either but to be fair 14th creating an offense around a rookie qb seems more impressive to me personally than 20th with a journeyman qb whos putting up pretty good stats.

Especially considering TB offense was in the bottom third of dvoa in the league which is what i judge coaches on.