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So, who is the top tier coach you think they should attract, Hatbaugh, Payton ..? both of those have pluses and minuses too…both are 60 one left when it got tough with his qb leaving and the other has his own issues with people. you think Andy Reid is going somewhere ?

Considering Newton was targeted, it was an extremely big deal

To be fair, Goff, who was a throw away by the Rams, elevated with Johnson Dorsey had Newton and now has Allen. I just don’t think Dorsey is the guy. If he is, he is At least he knows where his office will be…more than that, who knows

I think the signing of Roquan over him Helped make his decision doesn’t matter what anyone thinks Plenty of players ‘brace it up’ as Vicks said and their careers are over with another injury.

Payton is a total dirt bag I don’t forget a coach who tries to cripple players No thanks

I like and respect Wilks the human being but the Tampa game changed my mind nothing to lose and everything to gain and he still could t be aggressive on offense with the 4th downs particularly with the poor caliber DBs left standing who knows what might have happened but we know what didn’t happen

Panthers owner David Tepper reportedly 'enamored' with Lions OC Ben Johnson The buzz in league circles is that Tepper is enamored with Johnson, whose innovative schemes helped the Lions finish fifth in the NFL in scoring offense and total offense in his first season as offensive coordinator,” Person writes. “Johnson’s a sharp guy — with degrees from UNC in math and computer science — so you’d have to think he’s going to nail his interview this week.” Johnson, a Charleston, S.C. native, has received high acclaim for his work in Detroit. In addition to those sparkling overall offensive ranks, the 36-year-old helped revive quarterback Jared Goff—who completed 68.3 percent of his passes for 2,937 yards, 15 touchdowns and zero interceptions over his final nine outings of the campaign. And considering Tepper and the Panthers have struggled mightily to find an answer under center, Johnson’s 2022 may be a huge factor in this process.

Thanks those teams are in the playoffs. To say they regressed or didn’t or the sun rose or set makes no difference, they are playoff teams

For Christ sake my post was in regards to saying’ they didn’t beat anybody ‘ they beat two teams in the playoffs Again, if you don’t want to like Wilks, then don’t, but take away from the fact that his team beat three very good teams, two in the playoffs and a third that would have been if the Panthers didnt beat them Just a reminder that ‘Detroit was the hottest team In the league’ and the overwhelming favorite when the panthers beat them you know the team that has the IC thaa as t mist want for HC

Panthers coaching search tracker: Eagles’ Steichen interviews, Patriots’ assistant passes BY MIKE KAYE [email protected] 2 hours ago The Carolina Panthers’ coaching search will pick up speed next week. Candidates currently employed by NFL teams are not allowed to have in-person interviews until Tuesday. So, once that deadline passes, the Panthers will be able interview a handful of candidates that they’ve asked permission to speak with about the head coach position. Here is the latest on the search, as of Saturday: Jerod Mayo, New England Patriots linebackers coach: The Panthers requested to speak with Mayo earlier this week. However, according to a league source, Mayo passed on the interview opportunity this weekend. The Patriots announced earlier in the week that the franchise was negotiating a contract extension with Mayo. Phil Perry of NBC Sports Boston was the first report Mayo’s pass on an interview. ▪ 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. ▪ DeMeco Ryans, San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator: The Panthers requested permission to interview Ryans earlier in the week. However, like with Mayo, that interview won’t take place. A league source said logistical reasons were a factor. The source also said there is a chance that both parties circle back for an interview later in the process. With the Ryans and Mayo interviews falling through, it’s important to note that the Panthers need to interview two external minority candidates in person before making an official offer as part of the league’s Rooney Rule. ▪ Frank Reich, former Indianapolis Colts head coach: Reich interviewed with the Panthers in person on Wednesday, a league source confirmed. Reich was eligible for an in-person interview because he was fired by the Colts during the season. Steve Wilks, interim head coach:Wilks interviewed with Panthers executives on Tuesday. Wilks went 6-6 during his 12-game stint as interim head coach after replacing Matt Rhule (11-27). ▪ Jim Caldwell, former Detroit Lions head coach: Caldwell interviewed with the Panthers on Monday. Caldwell has not coached in the NFL since 2019 and turns 68 next week. Caldwell’s interview meets the criteria for one of the two external minority candidate considerations in the Rooney Rule. ▪ Ben Johnson, Detroit Lions offensive coordinator: The Panthers will interview the North Carolina and Reynolds High School (Asheville) graduate on Wednesday, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero. Johnson completed a virtual interview with the Colts on Friday. ▪ Ken Dorsey, Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator: The Panthers requested to interview Dorsey earlier in the week. Dorsey wasn’t eligible to interview virtually this week because his team had a wild-card round game. ▪ Kellen Moore, Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator: The Panthers requested to interview Moore earlier in the week. Moore wasn’t eligible to interview virtually this week because his team had a wild-card round game. Mike Kafka, New York Giants offensive coordinator: The Panthers requested to interview Kafka earlier in the week. Kafka wasn’t eligible to interview virtually this week because his team had a wild-card round game.

Seattle didn’t count ? Detroit didn’t count ? Tampa didn’t count ? I get you don’t like Wilks and that’s ok but give him his due. The previous coach had a $64 million contract and left a trail of poo miles long

To this day, why did they trade to the 49ers instead of the Rams a helluva lot of list draft position there one draft pick difference doesn’t equal that since that 2 looks like a high 3 and so on a very Panthers thing to do

Yep. Mine as well for the Oanthers to not insist on, and provide those things, is a formula for failure no more buddies…I want competency

My feeling…never draft a QB who fails in big games and whose floor is close to his ceiling The bigger the game, the more he shrinks What’s the saying “when people show you who they are believe them…the first time’ IMHO this guy screams Blaine Gabbert to me.

Yep if something happens to ole Dave, and frankly and with no malice intended, he doesn’t strike me from observation as a healthy person, then Nicole in all likelihood, owns the team just as well she be involved. God knows she can’t do as poorly as Drummond, Hurney and her husband.

There really is no telling so much more to being a HC vs X’s and O’s. The guys like Andy Reid are. Few and far between

If they are going to move away from Steve, move away last thing needed here is buddy Ryan and Mike dikta situation not saying Wilks would not do that but players might if they want defense go Demeco i love Wilks but some things in the Tampa game really bothered me…a game they had everything to gain and nothing to lose

Wasn’t it meatballs… lol

To be real honest, I don’t think either team tried to win that game ..if you know what I’m saying the Saints were just better at it, I mean when is the last time that kicker missed like that …more than once …at home

That’s why a risk assessment is important if the failures on unexpected in the first year, that’s one thing. Example, your star QB is hit with 22 lawsuits for sexual misconduct if the failures are because of historical preponderance of the same issues, address it beforehand and adjust vs do nothing Example. You have a free agent qb with an injury history and you don’t have a backup Example. New HCs struggle. History tells why. Fix it before it happens

Truthfully. I trust her more than her husband she actually seems to give a poo about the players

I’m not on anybody’s train i don’t care who is hired i care the right, penetrating questions are asked and answered along with a risk assessment and probability assessment done I care whoever is hired is surrounded with people who help the franchise succeed that’s it

IMHO Inexperienced offensive HC must have a very experienced DC and also needs an assistant head coach as a mentor for HC duties and or to take over play calling being a HC is a tough business….I don’t want another year of the job wasted 3 years as this hire figures out what to do like Rhule and Rivera