raleigh-panther

7 years is an eternity in the nfl 3 years is the standard to turn around it seems in the nfl lions latest example…if teams know what they are doing Rhule is a ncaa coach and a really really bad hire

Playoff teams invest heavily in both lines the Panthers need to do the same They have zero depth, two continually injured guards, an underperforming left tackle and an average right tackle and a one trick pony center and zero, and I mean zero, backups worth a damn …and those coming off injury guards are a year older they need to go young I would not care if every single draft pick was oline 17 games make that line a necessity for an extremely small nfl qb that they spent a fortune on over the years, they haven’t drafted a WR or TE worth a damn, Steve Smith during the Siefert years was a long time ago, so get those in free agency

Dereck Brown is it offense….nope…and our number 1 pick would be on the practice squad best Brock purdy has weapons yes, but he also has guts and executes..Mr irrelevant

Keep at it Like body blows boxing that’s their calling card

Gotta start running that ball since start of the game, playing right into KC’s hands

Well…he was blaming the sacks on Young and his lack of dropping to the right depth on setup Whether he was right or wrong, that was a conversation for himself and the coaching staff not the GM and Tepper It is called saving one’s ass

Honestly. I’ve liked Canales for a month or so..the more I read, more I liked him still, performance based business …in my mind the issue with the panthers is talent evaluation and that starts with regional scouts and goes all the way up that chain and that is on Morgan’s side of the house we can say the selections ‘didn’t map the appropriate skill to the coach’s scheme’ all we want but regardless of coaching scheme, the drafting has been awful and free agents on pro personnel not much better. if they want to compete, they better fix that pretty damned quick

Weasal … snitch … rat .. sycophant take your pick

story from Adam Schfeter continues. Last tweeted at 1045p. Eastern The Carolina Panthers are targeting Kansas City Chiefs’ vice president of football operations Brandt Tillis for a prominent front-office role in their organization that matches him up with new general manager Dan Morgan.

Kellen Moore is the new OC for Eagles

Cold hearted ! I love it ! Dying here lol

This was the argument for not pulling the trigger on a QB to begin with and when tvey did, they drafted an outlier Young must improve or he will be gone 62 sacks…id say 20 of those were on Young Too, im glad campen is gone as well…that oline was a little too comfy with status quo and there is something wrong with Ickey. He needs to get his head out of his ass or be moved on I didn't want Young but he is here one year is what he gets im very leery of needing the perfect situation for him to succeed thats never going to happen its a performance based business produce or someone will Im sure he is good to his Momma, puppies, and is a charming dinner partner but that's not what this job description is there are 51 other players whose livelihood depends in this kid and i think there should be competition brought in Not big on being given without earning /end rant

lol. Offensive line coach 62 sacks will do that

I think Dan Morgan sent a message new day and new sheriff in town Perhaps Tabor was in the wrong side of that story id rather have Campen go…it’s not like that oline has been gang busters time for a new set of eyes on them for scheme needed…not necessarily replacement but repositioning also

Per Adam Schfeter Panthers informed their interim head coach/special teams coordinator Chris Tabor that he will not be retained despite the two years that he has left on his contract and he now is free to seek employment elsewhere, per source.

Ok well if you want to spin or feeL negative, feel negative tepper’s tale of the tape does that However, It’s amazing how many NFL coaches are dumbasses by that simple measurement …even knowing coaching 101

Really positive take We could use a little positivity https://x.com/jamespalmertv/status/1750937745122271549?s=61&t=GQi76s6QPYbghkf3OPMywA

I feel its time to move on from Campen give that offense a total fresh start and a fresh look at those linemen

excerpts below While Dave Canales lacks experience, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator had two things that helped him stand out in a field of 12 candidates: a history of resurrecting quarterbacks and close ties to new Panthers general manager Dan Morgan. …. But the Panthers needed someone to get quarterback Bryce Young turned around, and it became increasingly clear they weren’t going to land Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. Canales’ track record with struggling quarterbacks is encouraging. Geno Smith won the AP Comeback Player of the Year in 2022 when Canales was the Seahawks’ quarterbacks coach and the Bucs’ Baker Mayfield is a finalist for the award this year. There’s a rich irony that the Panthers hired Canales in part for his work with Mayfield a year after they released him when interim coach Steve Wilks decided to play Sam Darnoldover Mayfield. The Panthers stayed in touch with Young’s representatives throughout the search. A source close to Young and his representation said the No. 1 pick is optimistic about Canales and likes that he’s young with a strong track record with quarterbacks. Smith and Mayfield had career years with Canales, with Mayfield throwing for 4,044 yards and 28 touchdowns in the regular season before leading Tampa Bay to a wild-card win over Philadelphia. The Bucs’ offensive numbers overall weren’t stellar. They were last in the league in rushing, 23rd in total offense and 20th in scoring (20.5 ppg), but finished 17th in passing. Tampa Bay managed just 228 yards and three field goals in a 9-0 win at Carolina in Week 18, when Morgan and Canales spent a few minutes catching up before the game at Bank of America Stadium. The Bucs’ offense fared better in Canales’ first meeting against Carolina and Evero, whom the Panthers hope to retain. Evero interviewed for the head-coach opening in Atlanta and remains in the mix for the position in Seattle. But he’s under contract with the Panthers, who can block him from taking a lateral move. Personnel executives and other officials around the league said they’ve heard good things about Canales but don’t know much about him because of his relative inexperience. As recently as 2020, Canales was helping out with the Seahawks’ tight ends as the team’s passing game coordinator. Former Panthers tight end Greg Olsen, who was in Seattle that year, recently posted on X that he “spent a lot of time talking ball and philosophy” with Canales. If Canales is successful in putting Young on a path to success, Tepper will look like a genius for hiring him before anyone else was considering it. If Young fails to thrive in Canales’ system — which, like Thomas Brown’s, is an offshoot of Sean McVay’s — Tepper will be blasted for hiring one of Morgan’s buddies and pairing an inexperienced head coach with an inexperienced GM. Essentially, Canales has one job. And no one in the organization can afford for him to screw it up.

Sometimes you have to read the book to the end their offense and baker got exponentially better as the season went on post Tom Brady no one saw the Bucs in the playoffs the guy trained under Pete Carroll. I suspect he learned a thing or two he made Wilson, Geno, and Baker Mayfield better Wilson and Mayfield are not prototypical big QBs so he will have some concept of what to do with our midget he will run a simple offense which should mean ball out of young’s hand quickly As far as exper, The Dolphins coach wasn't highly sought after either … he’s done ok plus the Panthers had a lot of experience last year lol there should be no mismatch between the GM and HC now, if only he could bring Evans and Godwin with him….lol time will tell in any case

Canales managed to make Baker relevant again there are similarities with Yoing and Baker Smaller size. Not great arm strength etc better rolling to see the field might as well hope as not i do not believe young is the answer in the nfl but maybe improved this year with a simpler offense designed for him vs against as Einstein said paraphrased ‘if you expect a fish to climb a tree, you will always be disappointed’

No surprise given the History with Morgan yes he’s new to HC but he did get more out of Baker than anyone else he also is an intra divisional hire so he knows the other teams..,conversely, they know him…. Hopefully. Mike Evan’s comes with him lol

From John Ellis Let me connect a few potential dots: Titans VP of Player Personnel Ryan Cowden was in Carolina's front office during Dan Morgan's playing days. Recently, Tom Pelissero reported Mike Vrabel prefered Cowden as Titans GM: "Tennessee hired Carthon a year ago over in-house candidate Ryan Cowden, whom league sources believed to be Vrabel’s preferred candidate."

What has he done the last 4 years

Cam has seven, count them, 7 kids in Atlanta plus his parents live there can’t blame him as he is involved in their lives apparently love cam but his time is done in the league In any case …besides, do you really think he wants part 2 of David Tepper