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1 minute ago, methodtoll said:

I saw somewhere that Dan Quinn is returning to Dallas as DC... Maybe someone can confirm that.

I have a sneaky suspicion that a defensive coach may end up a front runner. I would not be shocked at all if Mike MacDonald ends up, at most, a finalist 

I think the report said if he doesn’t get a HC gig he would return as DC for Dallas 

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Short video. States the Panthers have slowed the GM search because Tepper is either comfortable with Morgan being the GM or he wants another HC/GM combo guy. Says Morgan has the stick of the prior regime all over him and needs to be gone because the NFL is a results based business and the most recent results were the worst of any Panther team.

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Why keep Morgan again? I mean if he was good enough to be a GM then why hasn’t any other team interviewed him for the position. We really need to clean house in the front office. It seems like we make too many decisions based on sentiment and history (Morgan, Reich) or on locality (Ickey, Horn) recently. Only one we didn’t was Wilks.

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