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29 minutes ago, PantherChris said:

Not necessarily, Dave's plays are actually pretty well designed hes just horrible at game flow when calling them.

To that point, sometimes it seems like Canales is more throwing out sh¡t to see what sticks than actually responding to  and countering the defense. It's like playing checkers is his ceiling while most of the legit OCs are playing chess.

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7 minutes ago, PleaseCutStewart said:

Even if that is the case, I'm pretty sure the last team he would pick to be OC for would be us...

 

Why? Charlotte would absolutely be an intriguing place to be an OC with its need for offensIve improvement, a young QB and two young receivers. 

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6 minutes ago, TD alt said:

Why? Charlotte would absolutely be an intriguing place to be an OC with its need for offensIve improvement, a young QB and two young receivers. 

Why? Because we have a midget at QB that more times than not can't even throw the ball for 150 yards.

I'm pretty sure if it came down to a choice between being our OC or never coaching in the NFL again, McDaniel probably chooses the latter

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Tepper put many shackles on Dave. I am sure it is in his contract he has full control over play calling and the WRs. That's why you see XL getting featured less (3 targets if he is lucky). I am sure he would have benched Bryce longer and brought in a new QB while reducing Chuba's role even more if he could.

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24 minutes ago, PleaseCutStewart said:

Why? Because we have a midget at QB that more times than not can't even throw the ball for 150 yards.

I'm pretty sure if it came down to a choice between being our OC or never coaching in the NFL again, McDaniel probably chooses the latter

A big reason why our offense sucks is Dave Canales. It's pretty obvious that after Bryce's first playoff game that he has untapped upside, and that Canales generally can't maximize Bryce's or any other skill player's talent. It's just no longer apropos to treat Bryce like low hanging fruit for all of the offense's woes.  At the end of the day, it's an OC's job to maximize the offense, "midget at QB" or not. 

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