Who do you want to coach the Carolina Panthers in 2019?

[Butterflyj30]

Bill Cowher or Someone Else

[Davidson Deac II]

Someone younger, who knows how to make good crunch time decisions.  

[Smohn Jith]

Eric Bieniemy

It makes too much sense (which is probably why it wont happen). He was on the staff when Andy Reid designed a fast, up tempo offense that the league took about a couple years to catch up too....while having noodle armed Alex Smith at the helm.

Part of an organization (Chiefs) that doesn't shy away from young talent obscure talent (Kareem Hunt, Pat Mahomes) and doesn't shy away from potential superstars who might have a troubled past (Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill). Also they don't mind playing those talented younger guys when older vets aren't get the Job done.

Eric was part of a successful Chiefs staff, getting all the plaudits for Regular Season success, only to fall short in the playoffs. Ultimately deciding that Alex Smith was no longer the answer. Eric is the Offensive Coordinator of a team that is 9-1, with a rookie Quarterback, who is rewriting the history books.

Andy Reid has proven coaching tree, some of his coordinators have either won in the playoffs or are going to the playoffs.

Eric is my Candidate.

[Carl Spackler]

Headlines I never thought could exist; “Could Condi Rice be a better clock manager than Ron Rivera?” 

[Carl Spackler]

Just now, Smohn Jith said:

Eric Bieniemy

It makes too much sense (which is probably why it wont happen). He was on the staff when Andy Reid designed a fast, up tempo offense that the league took about a couple years to catch up too....while having noodle armed Alex Smith at the helm.

Part of an organization (Chiefs) that doesn't shy away from young talent obscure talent (Kareem Hunt, Pat Mahomes) and doesn't shy away from potential superstars who might have a troubled past (Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill). Also they don't mind playing those talented younger guys when older vets aren't get the Job done.

Eric was part of a successful Chiefs staff, getting all the plaudits for Regular Season success, only to fall short in the playoffs. Ultimately deciding that Alex Smith was no longer the answer. Eric is the Offensive Coordinator of a team that is 9-1, with a rookie Quarterback, who is rewriting the history books.

Andy Reid has proven coaching tree, some of his coordinators have either won in the playoffs or are going to the playoffs.

Eric is my Candidate.

Great call but not sure if he’d take the job. If Hurney is doing the hire, look for a “hard-nosed, defensive-minded” (read: dumbass pussy) coach

[nickzz]

32 minutes ago, emhoward said:

Everyone is going to say they want a McVay type. Easier said than done.

when people say they want a Sean McVay type they don't mean a 32 year old offensive genius that could coach us for the next 3 decades. they mean they want to take a CHANCE on a young innovative offensive mind. some fresh blood.

[LinvilleGorge]

40 minutes ago, KillaCamNewton said:

It would never happen but Lincoln Riley

Definitely the next I had in mind. Look around the league at the dominant teams. Aggressive offensive minded coaches. Lincoln Riley with a seasoned NFL DC would be my first choice.

The one reservation I have is that he's only 35 with no NFL experience. That's a bit worrisome in terms of commanding the respect of an NFL locker room. Sean McVay is younger, but virtually all of his coaching experience has come at the NFL level. Managing grown ass men NFL players wasn't new to him.

[LinvilleGorge]

7 minutes ago, Smohn Jith said:

Eric Bieniemy

It makes too much sense (which is probably why it wont happen). He was on the staff when Andy Reid designed a fast, up tempo offense that the league took about a couple years to catch up too....while having noodle armed Alex Smith at the helm.

Part of an organization (Chiefs) that doesn't shy away from young talent obscure talent (Kareem Hunt, Pat Mahomes) and doesn't shy away from potential superstars who might have a troubled past (Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill). Also they don't mind playing those talented younger guys when older vets aren't get the Job done.

Eric was part of a successful Chiefs staff, getting all the plaudits for Regular Season success, only to fall short in the playoffs. Ultimately deciding that Alex Smith was no longer the answer. Eric is the Offensive Coordinator of a team that is 9-1, with a rookie Quarterback, who is rewriting the history books.

Andy Reid has proven coaching tree, some of his coordinators have either won in the playoffs or are going to the playoffs.

Eric is my Candidate.

I wouldn't be opposed to it. Reid thinks he's an excellent head coach just waiting for an opportunity. Only one year as a coordinator (under the guidance of an offensive mastermind) definitely gives me pause though. I just don't know if he's ready to run a ship himself just yet. 

[PantherNation123]

I think Condoleeza Rice would be absolutely be a better head coach than Rivera.  Just get her a decent DC and keep Norv Turner, then just let her study in-game decision making 24/7, and I'm sure in 2 weeks she would have a better understanding than Rivera on how to make in-game decisions

[Move the Panthers to Raleigh]

Shane Waldron. Rams passing coordinator under McVay

[Carl Spackler]

Just now, PantherNation123 said:

I think Condoleeza Rice would be absolutely be a better head coach than Rivera.  Just get her a decent DC and keep Norv Turner, then just let her study in-game decision making 24/7, and I'm sure in 2 weeks she would have a better understanding than Rivera on how to make in-game decisions

Not sure about head coach but defensive coordinator? Guarantee she’d be a step up from Washington 

[t96]

Honestly, I know he's been terrible for Michigan, but Jim Harbaugh. Atleast he would never ever ever be content with status quo and would go all out to win every single quarter of every single game.

[Move the Panthers to Raleigh]

Pete Carmichael OC of Saints for last 10 years 

[Trill OG]

Don't know about coach, but I would love to get Louis Riddick as GM. He has an eye for talent. I think he would fix our defense in the draft and sign some quality FA's. Also helps he is a former player in the NFL.