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Lol everyone is a critic lol i just share information to spur discussion if it seems reasonable of course ‘reasonable’ is in the eyes of the reader

Yes icky is on the books with zero certainty of return, Moton getting older with knee issues…draft that versatile OT in the first or second if one is there…rookie contract

These are recommendations Some are stop gaps. Some potential long term. Panthers need both 1. Chargers edge Odafe Oweh 2 chiefs linebacker Leo Chenal 3 cardinals LT Kelvin Beachum (1 year stop gap) 4 Ravens center tyler linderbuam (My comment, if he is available Let Mayes walk) 5. eagles Safety Blankenship

Lot on these players bodies. Hope the players have enough sense to ask for increased roster numbers and compensation and other items

Raiders are probably waiting on coaches currently in the playoffs i see no way, drafting Mendoza, and with tom brady as co owner, that they would bring a mediocre defensive coordinator in as HC no way

Yep same for josh allen too not smart football. objective move for the field goal. Make said field goal. Get your ass on the plane. Go home

Shared from another site Dave has some catching up to do…pretty vanilla,.looks like I’m too lazy so,here is his: 2nd fewest using motion. 7th fewest using screens. 9th fewest using play-action. 11th fewest using no huddle. 4th most using RPO.

I don’t think he really wanted to be in Carolina…not sure Evero was much of a selling point. That’s just me though. I’m prejudiced

Best of the offense 1. RT Taylor Moton: 81.0. 2. WR Tetairoa McMillan: 79.3 3. LG Damien Lewis: 77.7 4. WR Jalen Coker: 75.4 5. RG Brady Christensen: 72.7 Moton's excellence continues, as he's now finished with a top-three offensive grade for Carolina in six of the last seven seasons. The former second-round pick, amongst Panthers with at least 100 offensive snaps, has taken the No. 1 spot three times since 2020. McMillan and Coker led the team in the passing game—with 79.2 and 75.3 receiving grades, respectively. The former also comes away 1,014 receiving yards, the most ever for a Panthers rookie. Worst of the offense 18. C Cade Mays: 61.0 19. WR Hunter Renfrow: 56.9 20. WR Xavier Legette: 52.0 21. TE Ja'Tavion Sanders: 51.6 22. RG Chandler Zavala: 43.5 Save for wideout David Moore, Legette and Sanders finished with the offense's two lowest receiving grades (54.0 and 50.2). Both also took a dip in production from their rookie campaigns, with Legette going from 497 receiving yards to 363 and Sanders from 342 to 190. Zavala, amongst Panthers at that 100-snap mark, has finished with the unit's worst overall grade in two of his three NFL seasons. Best of the defense 1. CB Mike Jackson: 83.5 2. DL Derrick Brown: 73.3 3. CB Corey Thornton: 68.5 4. OLB Nic Scourton: 68.0 5. DL A'Shawn Robinson: 63.7 Excluding his 26-snap season in 2021, Jackson hit a career-high with an 85.8 coverage grade. According to PFF, he allowed a 65.1 passer rating when targeted—the 10th-best amongst all cornerbacks with at least 100 coverage snaps. Brown now has three top-two finishes for Carolina in his last three full seasons. He had the Panthers' top overall defensive grade in 2022 (84.4) and 2023 (90.1). Worst of the defense 17. OLB Princely Umanmielen: 49.8 18. ILB Christian Rozeboom: 48.4 19. DL LaBryan Ray: 45.7 20. ILB Krys Barnes: 43.9 21. DL Tershawn Wharton: 43.0 Wharton's 34.5 run defense grade was the worst amongst all 31 players who recorded a defensive snap for Carolina in 2025. Rozeboom tied for a team-high 19 missed tackles.

Or the special teams coach thats his area

Troubling. Probably over compensating for that bicep or protecting it

im a big believer in strong o lines in general and really strong olines for not so strong QBs and we have one if those not so strong QBs, plus with one LT done for the year and another that is aging with knee issues, a versatile tackle, on a rookie contract for the second most important position on the team, is a good thing from cat crave Dean Jones “If Francis Mauigoa (Miami) made it this far down the pecking order, it would be a difficult proposition to turn down. The Miami prospect might not have the prototypical length associated with premier offensive tackles, but you wouldn't know it. His pass protection is exceptional, which is matched by a strong base on running plays and enough athleticism to make a difference at the second level when opportunities arise. Mauigoa can play either tackle with ease. This makes him a short-term replacement for Ekwonu and a potential long-term successor to Moton. And if fans don't think this is possible in the first round, they haven't been paying close enough attention.” Excerpt From “Carolina Panthers 7-round 2026 NFL mock draft: Pushing forward edition” Cat Crave https://apple.news/AYEo7NKteR6mIGHtthRnzZQ This material may be protected by copyright.

Come on man, dont be a contrarian you know what im saying.

My feeling, and that’s all it is based on watching this team, is coaching and schemes do hold them back seldom is anything new or inventive from either We aren’t talking upper level coaches here Timid is the adjective that comes to mind. Canales seems to start games timidly and Evero ends them timidly i get there isn’t all star personnel on this team. I know the history No need to revisit that ..but you have to let your players play and if they can’t, you have the wrong players. what I’ve found in life is if you play not yo lose, you won’t win. I don’t care what sport it is. ..or business You have to take calculated risks, early and often in the nfl When does Evero do anything that catches the other teams’ offenses by surprise It is the same looks over and over again. Other teams watch films too i feel Evero is kept because if Canales fails, or Young fails, Tepper will do a clean sweep of the organization in 2027 and their contracts no matter who Evero has on staff,that conservatism is his personality again just my opinion