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Ekwonu on why the Panthers lost

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The whole "victory Monday off" thing sure looks brilliant in hindsight. Said at the time I didn't care and all that matters is the results but leave it to the Panthers to start feeling themselves after squeaking to their first barely winning record on damn near a decade and acting like they are somebody now just to lose to a team playing for the #1 overall pick.

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16 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

The whole "victory Monday off" thing sure looks brilliant in hindsight. Said at the time I didn't care and all that matters is the results but leave it to the Panthers to start feeling themselves after squeaking to their first barely winning record on damn near a decade and acting like they are somebody now just to lose to a team playing for the #1 overall pick.

On the flip side this win might take the Saints out of the running for the first overall pick 

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1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

Culture...

A problem outside of Young is Canales’ leadership style. Can’t say I’m a fan of having a player led culture when maybe 1-2 of your leaders have actually experienced winning. Maybe if we had a host of veterans that all came from winning organizations and had success. While l like them, I don’t know what Jaycee Horn, Chuba Hubbard, Taylor Moton, and Derrick Brown know about winning in the NFL.

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It may.be young guys he is referring to. Immature poo. We don’t know who though. Glad he said something publicly.

A lot of the locking them in is on the position coaches afaic.  

I imagine he would be talking about the offensive side of the ball. That’s where most of his time, meetings, and game planning is going to be. I don’t think he would be around the defense much. Probably some of the younger guys, TEs/WRs maybe. 

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14 minutes ago, ProcessBlue2 said:

A problem outside of Young is Canales’ leadership style. Can’t say I’m a fan of having a player led culture when maybe 1-2 of your leaders have actually experienced winning. Maybe if we had a host of veterans that all came from winning organizations and had success. While l like them, I don’t know what Jaycee Horn, Chuba Hubbard, Taylor Moton, and Derrick Brown know about winning in the NFL.

Canales also has little experience with setting culture, either. 

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It may.be young guys he is referring to. Immature poo. We don’t know who though. Glad he said something publicly.

A lot of the locking them in is on the position coaches afaic.  

Young or old, I have felt like Canales does not have strong culture established. Seems like more of a Mike McDaniels "buddy coach" like of guy. Minus all the offensive genius. 

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