TheSpecialJuan

Panthers offseason has already been more exciting than their regular season

Trade Brian Burns straight up for Sean Payton

Do it Tepper

Atlanta Falcons request permission to interview Panthers DC Al Holcomb - per me and Adam Schefter

I would absolutely give up #9 pick for Sean

Per me and Adam Schefter

Mike Kaye is really good at his job

2 years $9 million for Luvu was excellent work by Fitterer

I have no issue with this actually it would be quite an exciting hire

saving most of their candidates for in-person sessions once those are allowed starting Tuesday. Ben Johnson, whose name is hot in this cycle, is among those expected to travel to meet with owner David Tepper and is set for an in-person interview on Jan. 18 https://www.nfl.com/news/examining-where-all-five-head-coach-searches-stand-entering-super-wild-card-week

The Panthers also interview Shane Steichen today – their only virtual interview with a current NFL assistant https://www.nfl.com/news/examining-where-all-five-head-coach-searches-stand-entering-super-wild-card-week

That's a great point.

Yeah this is the guy unless he chooses another team he will be the new Panthers HC

I like Will Unkle Between him, Ellis Williams, our own John Ellis (no relation), Sheena Quick, Mike Kaye, Joe Person Panthers finally have legit " team insiders"

Jim Caldwell Former Lions and Colts Head Coach Ken Dorsey Bills Offensive Coordinator Jim Harbaugh University of Michigan Head Coach Spoke to Owner David Tepper, no formal interview Ben Johnson Lions Offensive Coordinator Interview to be held week of Jan. 16 Mike Kafka Giants Offensive Coordinator Jerod Mayo Patriots Defensive Coordinator Kellen Moore Cowboys Offensive Coordinator Frank Reich Former Colts Head Coach Interview held on Wednesday, Jan. 11 Shane Steichen Eagles Offensive Coordinator Interview to be held on Saturday, Jan. 14 Steve Wilks Panthers Interim Head Coach

Panthers not currently expected to host 49ers’ DeMeco Ryans for interview The Carolina Panthers are among four teams that have requested permission to interview San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator DeMeco Ryans for a head coaching job. In fact, the only team with a coaching vacancy that has not put in a request is the Indianapolis Colts. Interestingly, Mike Kaye of The Charlotte Observer reports that the Panthers do not currently intend to host Ryans for an interview. Assistant coaches on NFL teams playing this weekend can be interviewed starting on Tuesday. Assistant coaches on the two teams playing on Monday night must wait until Wednesday. https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/165814-panthers-currently-expected-host-49ers-demeco-ryans-interview/

SEAN MCVAYHC, LOS ANGELES RAMS ESPN's Dianna Russini reports, "Sean McVay informed members of the Rams organization that he will be staying on as the head coach." McVay took some time off to mull retirement after the Rams' season ended and even gave his coaches free reign to look for new jobs. Ultimately, he will stay on board and try to recapture the team's Super Bowl magic from a year ago. The 2022 season was a brutal one for LA. Three of their five highest-paid players saw their seasons end early because of injuries. Beyond that, their depth at receiver and offensive line was pushed to breaking points because of additional injuries. The Rams ended the year at 5-12, winning two of their final 11 games. With no first-round pick and limited cap space to work with, McVay will need to work overtime to get his team back to the postseason. However, if injury luck breaks their way in 2023, the Rams will still be a strong contender in the NFC.

per Dov Kleiman Twitter

Patriots just extended DC Jerrod Mayo’s contract

John Lynch confirms Panthers request to interview DeMeco Ryans -per Dean Jones

Nice

ESPN senior NFL reporter Jeremy Fowler: “As the logic goes, the Panthers knew they had [Steve] Wilks as a prime candidate with a defensive background, so they went heavy on offense with the rest of the pool,” Fowler writes. “Wilks has a solid offensive staff to sell David Tepper, to be sure. But multiple people I’ve spoken to around the league think the young coordinators have their advantages for a QB-starved franchise. Frank Reich is interviewing for the head-coaching job but could end up a strong coordinator candidate.”

OC replacing UFA Bradley Bozeman and the soon to be released Pat Elflein

UPDATED: Interim HC Steve Wilks (interviewed) Former Colts HC Frank Reich (interviewed) Former Colts HC Jim Caldwell (interviewed) Eagles OC Shane Steichen (requested) Lions OC Ben Johnson (requested) Bills OC Ken Dorsey (requested) Giants OC Mike Kafka (requested) Cowboys OC Kellen Moore (requested)