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https://www.reddit.com/r/panthers/comments/19essl4/scott_fowler_i_will_tell_you_that_frank_reich_was/

I think this is the biggest issue here in the evaluation of Bryce, people think “what we gave up for him!!!!” is a relevant part of the evaluation process the only way at all that has anything to contribute to the discussion is the dearth of resources to support the young QB rookie QBs aren’t expected to immediately “elevate the franchise!” just because fans dread being bored during draft season

Can you break down why you feel Canales’ offensive tendencies aren’t effective, why you feel he’s a poor communicator, his eye for talent, etc so that we might better understand

Did we? we liked the staff, nobody liked the HC hire, felt a whole lot like the Dan Quinn hire

When you draft a QB you’re going to put the infrastructure in place to allow him to develop. There may be a show me the baby component with the fan base who dismiss poor offensive line play, a lack of explosiveness at the skill positions, an antiquated offense that doesn’t cater to the player’s skill set, but providing these things isn’t “doubling down” it’s singling down. And as always, the boom or bust nature of rookie qbs is part of the appeal. if Young doesn’t develop over the next season or two, the panthers will be in a prime position to draft another QB high instead of returning to qb purgatory with the veteran band aids that perpetually tantalize everyone here so much.

my concern is that Tepper loves the Seahawks and is tantalized by the idea of stacking a bunch of Seahawks background guys together (especially after the lack of uniformity in the last bloc was considered a primary contributor to it’s failure.) why would Tepper love the Seahawks? The “forward thinking” grandstanding they’re known for. Scott Fitterer muttering something in his interview about Microsoft was part of the reason he got hired. seattle fluked into a great coach and a great QB and they dragged a lot of stupid drafting and dumb trades along with them for the duration of their stint there but to an outsider it looks like “wow what a well ran team.”

I like Slowik’s San Fran connections and I like that McDonald is ravens ecosystem material along with having a cup of coffee with Harbaugh, but I’d need to see his offensive vision and connections and they need to be really good. I do feel like McDonald probably has the highest floor but the stat about every single team in the league switching OCs going back to the start of last season is absolutely outrageous. You have to have some offensive continuity and you have to have a strong offensive mind. with the Morgan hiring I honestly don’t really like the idea of Canales. I don’t really respect Seattle organizationally and there’s way too much seahawk ethos in that bloc. that said you can’t evaluate guys simply on the basis of where they cut their teeth, if you did then Morgan wouldn’t have a job here and Canales does provide a track record of success in the passing game so I would definitely support the hiring but I feel like with Slowik you’re getting that plus a healthy outside viewpoint from a successful coaching tree.

I’d like to start hearing names for the staffs these guys would assemble. I get the Canales appeal but I feel like you’re hiring him, not really sure about the connections he’s built on back of his specific resume’.

Standing up to Tepper!! isn’t really a coveted ideal of a GM it’s just something that makes the fans feel good

Guys! Dan Morgan took a promotion and a pay raise to come HERE! Can you really trust HIS decision making?!?!

these decisions aren’t made in a vacuum, nobody ever goes into this process thinking something as bland and simple as “oh man we’ve got to get all new names because wow we’re all so mad.” these guys are evaluated as individuals and how their respective strengths can bind a new philosophical core, it will be extremely shocking if that new core is all in house. The GM being an in house name suggests the coach won’t be.

Think this probably rules out Evero, they definitely want some new blood.

you can always tell who the newer fans are by how quick they are to hedge their bets in the extreme on something I remember the meltdown when Brandon beane looked like the front runner for GM. also congratulations on the Huddle finally installing a poster in a position of influence within the organization

yeah the amount of stock people put in generic press conference blather is hilarious

these are pointless fan classifications that don’t mean anything

I’m only empathizing, your post count recently makes mr. Scots investment here look modest.

What are you talking about? stick to breaking down isolated screen shots of jump passes

if you’re a fan who wants to see the ball moving fast through the air or be riveted by a long pass down the field, then an in shorts workout on air can build buzz and generate hype if you’re in a meaningful position of evaluation, the tape is doing everything that matters.

lol there is nothing you can learn about a QB by making him do “combine throws.”

The incoming staff is absolutely going to give Young their vote of confidence in the introductory presser and it’s going to make the usual suspects squeal like hogs as they instantly start the early and predictable whining about them regardless of the credentials they were hired on

lol the league was not going to let Kansas City lose this game that roughing call was pure “t swift kelce Super Bowl” energy

think that’s 20 sacks he’s surrendered on the season, honestly wonder what the record is

Ekwonu doesn’t have the feet to get outside. He may shed a few pounds to try and stay at LT but then you’re really diminishing what he does well. new staff needs to make a decision quick

I really don’t agree. If the climate were different then they absolutely could’ve used us to make a statement. We aren’t the cowboys or giants. They weren’t going to suspend him or force him to sell, no, which is exactly why draft picks were something that were on the table. If this happens again I doubt money is going to be all they come for.

People will gripe but if there were secondary effects it quite possibly would’ve been the loss of a draft pick. dude jeopardized the team.