Panthers interview requests

[BrisbanePanther]

2 minutes ago, Tbe said:

Bill wants to take the wins record from Shula. He needs 7-10 wins a season over the next 4 years to do that. 
 

This team is not getting him there.

And which one is based on the openings? Probably only Atlanta, which really is a QB away from being scary. 

Nightmare scenario is Fields comes available and Atlanta grabs him somehow. That offense could actually be scary with Bijan and London along with Fields and whoever they draft this year (probably offense again in WR-heavy draft). Plus, Pitts is way better than Kmet.

[grimesgoat]

16 hours ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

I picked the Ravens to win the SB.

I said we needed a #1 WR and told everyone Mingo and TMJ was not it.

Told everyone in the preseason Frank was going to be a bad HC.

 

Put some respect on my name!

[Mr. Scot]

 

[Mr. Scot]

With McClay out an option and other big names not requested, the my favorite option among the GM candidates right now would be Ed Dodds, with Champ Kelly second.

[App Panther]

Sounds like Ben Johnson won't even make it to his interview here. 

[PNW_PantherMan]

23 minutes ago, App Panther said:

Sounds like Ben Johnson won't even make it to his interview here. 

Of course he will.  Why not get an absurd offer from Tepper and see if your preferred team will match or up their offer?

[Mr. Scot]

Entered into this discussion elsewhere, but I'll ask the same question here:

Anyone know why in the hell we're not trying to interview Mike Borgonzi?

We contacted the Chiefs about Brandt Tilis, but not their Assistant GM?

[Martin]

Seeing Monken trending for Panthers (means nothing, probably because he interviewed today). He’s got a very interesting background. He’s led a lot of different offenses in the NFL and college, and they all seem to produce big numbers. Feels like a strong sleeper candidate.

[4Corners]

Imagine knowing who Mike Borgonzi is lmao

[Bear Hands]

1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

Entered into this discussion elsewhere, but I'll ask the same question here:

Anyone know why in the hell we're not trying to interview Mike Borgonzi?

We contacted the Chiefs about Brandt Tilis, but not their Assistant GM?

Well we interviewed him last cycle and didn't move forward with him.  May just not be a fit.  

The backgrounds on our candidates list seem pretty consistent in what they're looking for.

[raleigh-panther]

7 minutes ago, Martin said:

Seeing Monken trending for Panthers (means nothing, probably because he interviewed today). He’s got a very interesting background. He’s led a lot of different offenses in the NFL and college, and they all seem to produce big numbers. Feels like a strong sleeper candidate.

He is also into power running which this oline currently fits 

he is one of two that fits that mode 

I love the Ravens….hit you in the mouth on both sides of the ball

…of course, young is no Lamar Jackson either …so there is that 

[Mr. Scot]

11 minutes ago, Bear Hands said:

Well we interviewed him last cycle and didn't move forward with him.  May just not be a fit.  

The backgrounds on our candidates list seem pretty consistent in what they're looking for.

Pretty sure we didn't. Borgonzi hasn't ever  interviewed here that I've seen.

There's a theme here though when you look at the people we want to interview over the people we're ignoring.

In Kansas City, Brandt Tilis over Mike Borgonzi...

In Baltimore, Nick Matteo over Joe Hortiz...

In Detroit, Mike Disner over Ray Agnew...

The cap management / analytics expert thing seems to be the common thread, and I'm not a fan of it.

Only thing I can figure is maybe David Tepper wants somebody who does things closer to his way as opposed to guys who are experts in something he has no clue about.

Edited January 12 by Mr. Scot

[Leaky_Faucet]

13 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Entered into this discussion elsewhere, but I'll ask the same question here:

Anyone know why in the hell we're not trying to interview Mike Borgonzi?

We contacted the Chiefs about Brandt Tilis, but not their Assistant GM?

It's likely he was one of those that turned the request down. The Panthers were reaching out to candidates to see if they would reject their offer before they formally sent a request through the league.

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, Leaky_Faucet said:

It's likely he was one of those that turned the request down. The Panthers were reaching out to candidates to see if they would reject their offer before they formally sent a request through the league.

Granted that's a possibility, but with that also be true in the other cases referenced?