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…so…what is it about……

Nfl is about connections and exposure why not interview and listen Nothing to lise and intelligence to gain about another org

Kinda liking this guy more from Cat Scratch Reader Dave Canales: A track record of success the Panthers need The Carolina Panthers could look within the division The Carolina Panthers are set to interview Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Dave Canales for their head coaching vacancy today. Canales hasn’t quite gotten the same buzz as some of the other candidates, but that doesn’t mean he’s not a very strong option for David Tepper and company. Canales hasn’t taken a typical path to potential NFL head coach. He started his coaching career at age 23 as the offensive coordinator for his high school alma mater. He spent a couple of years there before becoming the tight ends coach and special teams coach at El Camino College, a community college in southern California. There he developed a relationship with then-USC head coach Pete Carroll, who eventually brought Canales on board as an assistant strength coach. He made the jump to the NFL when Carroll brought him along when he took the head coaching job for the Seattle Seahawks. Canales started as the team’s wide receivers coach, a position in which he served for several years. In 2018, he became the team’s quarterbacks coach. He held that position until he got the opportunity to join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as offensive coordinator at the start of this past season. Canales has left a trail of success wherever he’s served as either quarterbacks coach or offensive coordinator. He oversaw the resurrection of Geno Smith, whose production and that of the entire Seahawks offense dropped off significantly after Canales’ departure. Baker Mayfield saw the same success when he was paired up with the Bucs’ new offensive coordinator. He had one of if not the best seasons in his career, and he’s starting a playoff game this weekend. No one expected that. There’s a substantial history of quarterbacks playing their best while working with Canales, and that has now spanned across multiple quarterbacks on two different teams. That’s about as much of an endorsement as a coach can get. This doesn’t matter as much, but he’s got a demeanor that should quickly endear him to fans should he end up with the job. He’s charismatic and energetic at the podium and is arguably the most handsome candidate, which is obviously very important. He seems mostly well liked by Buccaneers fans, and that says a lot in its own right—fans almost never like their team’s coaches and coordinators. It’s no secret that Panthers owner David Tepper wants a young, offensive minded head coach to guide his team into the future. While Dave Canales might not be the first candidate that comes to mind, there is a lot to like about his resume and potential fit with the Panthers. QBs under Dave Canales as QB coach, pass game coordinator or OC 2018: Wilson, 3448 yds, 35 TD, 7 INT 2019: RW, 4110 yds, 31 TD, 5 INT 2020: RW, 4212 yds, 40 TD, 13 INT 2021: RW/Geno, 3815 yds, 30 TD, 7 INT 2022: Geno, 4282 yds, 30 TD, 11 INT 2023: Baker, 4044 yds, 28 TD, 10 INT

K. Donnelly. No to Dan Morgan

Just shared this also on the main HC link i trust bookies lol Bookies.com oddsmaker Adam Thompson has released a fresh set of odds for the job on Wednesday. Atop the list is Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator Frank Smith, who leads the pack with an 18.2-percent chance. Here’s the full rundown from Thompson: Frank Smith (Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator): +450 (18.2 percent) Mike Macdonald (Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator): +500 (16.7 percent) Brian Callahan (Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator): +550 (15.4 percent) Todd Monken (Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator): +700 (12.5 percent) Ejiro Evero (Carolina Panthers defensive coordinator): +750 (11.8 percent) Ben Johnson (Detroit Lions offensive coordinator): +1200 (7.7 percent) Dave Canales (Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator): +1500 (6.3 percent) Bobby Slowik (Houston Texans offensive coordinator):+1500 (6.3 percent) Mike Vrabel (former Tennessee Titans head coach): +1750 (5.4 percent) Bill Belichick (former New England Patriots head coach): +1800 (5.3 percent) The Field: +600 (14.3 percent)

From bookies.com lol Bookies.com oddsmaker Adam Thompson has released a fresh set of odds for the job on Wednesday. Atop the list is Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator Frank Smith, who leads the pack with an 18.2-percent chance. Here’s the full rundown from Thompson: Frank Smith (Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator): +450 (18.2 percent) Mike Macdonald (Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator): +500 (16.7 percent) Brian Callahan (Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator): +550 (15.4 percent) Todd Monken (Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator): +700 (12.5 percent) Ejiro Evero (Carolina Panthers defensive coordinator): +750 (11.8 percent) Ben Johnson (Detroit Lions offensive coordinator): +1200 (7.7 percent) Dave Canales (Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator): +1500 (6.3 percent) Bobby Slowik (Houston Texans offensive coordinator):+1500 (6.3 percent) Mike Vrabel (former Tennessee Titans head coach): +1750 (5.4 percent) Bill Belichick (former New England Patriots head coach): +1800 (5.3 percent) The Field: +600 (14.3 percent)

Is he, didn’t know that as the bengals games I saw this year, Callahan had the call sheet and sending in plays who knows let’s face it, not many want to work for Tepper, with a zero sum game of talent, no first rd pick and Young at qb It’s a pipe drum to expect much more on the other hand, all the names where ‘no names’ at one time

In fairness, burrow has been injured a lot and this year, that backup did better than any panthers QB not named Cam Newton

You made me lol its sad really

Ravens

Boomer Esiason slams Carolina Panthers for Bryce Young pick The latest player to question Carolina's choice was former NFL MVP Boomer Esiason, who pointed to Young's lack of pocket presence compared to Stroud as a primary reason why he felt the Panthers made a grave error in judgment based on comments via Yardbarker. "When you see C.J. Stroud on the field — and this still drives me crazy about Carolina, I don't know what the hell they were looking at physically — but Stroud looks like he belongs. When you watch Bryce Young play in Carolina, this kid looks like he should still be in high school, or playing behind the best offensive line in college at Alabama because he is not physically ready to play in the NFL."

….And Godwin and the running back, and the TEs and the line and…..

lol. You just can’t make this up…gotta be Rooney rule per tweet, Joe person Titans request permission to interview Panthers OC Thomas Brown for their HC job, per league source, confirming @ByKimberleyA report.

Seahawks Interested in Ejiro Evero for Head Coaching Position Another opportunity for the Panthers' defensive coordinator to get a head coaching job. SCHUYLER CALLIHAN 58 MINUTES AGO

Slovik would be nuts to come here wish he would…I’d take him over Ben

There is challenging…and there there is ridiculous Stopping with the personal attack would be appreciated

Why on earth would he want to leave what he has, a chance at a Super Bowl with stroud in a year or too ….with a great staff …..for the cluster fug and Minnie Mouse in Carolina not enough money in the world for that misery

I would counter by saying Andy Dalton looked pretty good with the same crew in Seattle players play better with hope. Young offers none or sporadically and that is also an issue from a team prospective young should be on a very short leash next season and their should be competition for him I want him to succeed I just see no path to it in the NFL As Parcells said about Youngs outlier size, ‘he better walk on water’ he doesn’t

There are many things to trash him for that the panthers personnel people could’ve chosen from …take your pick

‘Can’t improve ‘ lol well. The good news is the bar to improvement is extremely low …even he can reach it

He wont come to carolina firget about it

We are screwed lets just face it

Yes and apparently Dan Morgan thought it was too. That would be the assumption and why i want nothing to do with him