Canales handing over playcalling duties

[PanthersATL]

6 hours ago, PadresPanthersFan said:

they are definitely trying and seem to have a plan

a business lesson: nobody ever gets fired for following the plan. That said, if the plan doesn't work, change the plan. Don't go rogue and come up with your own solution. There's a playbook for a reason

[Car123]

How long before playcalling duties is handed back to Canales?

Edited 2 hours ago by Car123

[csx]

If this doesn't work its the end of Canales. Its pretty cut and dry. 

Edited 2 hours ago by csx

[PanthersNCSU]

Canales isn't McVay or Reid, so glad to see the change being made. Is Idzik the right guy? Probably not, but I like that they're at least doing it.

Canales can still have input on the game plan, but he was overwhelmed once the script was over. 

[Jon Snow]

The first sign of a coach on the hot seat and under pressure to improve next season. 

[Candler Cat]

1 hour ago, Car123 said:

How long before playcalling duties is handed back to Canales?

That would not be a good sign

At minimum it would show a glaring need for an competent OC

[panthersphan]

18 hours ago, therealmjl said:

“Bouncing ideas off Bevell”

Great now we have to hear about not handing it off to Marshawn Lynch…

[Gapanthersfan]

Hiring Bevell feels like a Dan Morgan move, and a good one at that. I can see him running the offense on day 1. Idzik is completely useless and/or trying to design an offense that works with BY at QB is something he is just not able to accomplish. Either way, I don’t see Idzik on the team in 2027. There is nothing gained with his input at this time. 

If 2026 goes to ish and Canales is fired mid-season, Bevell is a logical choice to assume head coaching duties. Had Bevell not been hired, that duty would go to Evero, who would possibly refuse to do so, or Idzik who is a big 4 thumbs down. 

[SOJA]

call me crazy but I like this move

moving Canales to a more CEO type role I think will help w/ running the day to day function of the team and also with in game management of situations. I think he was so focused on calling plays he was sort of losing the forest for the trees so to speak. 

[strato]

10 hours ago, toldozer said:

God I hated those fuging chuck ups so much. Should have been interceptions but consistently caught by his wr. The horseshoe was so deep up that cucks ass it was infuriating.

Exactly my feelings back then. I never took Wilson as a top QB because of that either. Right or wrong. I guess some of it was I envious. Of his luck lol.