Final NFL power rankings ( before the SB ) according to the Athletic

[Paa Langfart]

Panthers are ranked ................ 18th ?  Really?

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Though it could change over the next few days, there are only five head-coaching jobs open at the moment. Here’s how one outside observer would rank those opportunities in terms of attractiveness:

1. Panthers — A roster with young building blocks on both sides of the ball and enough draft capital to matter, plus an owner willing to spend in a bad division. Immediate success is realistic.

2. Texans — To some degree a rotten organization with a barren roster, but so much draft capital and the lowest bar to clear for improvement. Surely, ownership will be patient with the next coach, right? Plus the division is bad.

3. Colts — Some talent to work with, but meddlesome owners are not ideal nor is the tepid roster-building strategy.

4. Cardinals — The notion offered by owner Michael Bidwill that Kyler Murray will play a role in hiring the next head coach is a glaring red flag. Unstable organization, unproven franchise quarterback coming off a torn ACL and a roster in no man’s land.

5. Broncos — If ownership is willing to move off Russell Wilson’s contract, bump this up two spots or so. But I’d rather not play in Patrick Mahomes’ division.

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[JawnyBlaze]

I dunno about 18. We get a good QB in the draft and don’t blow the HC selection then I could agree with that. I also agree we’re easily the most attractive spot for a HC. The roster is right there, just need that QB. The other “holes” are less needs and more wants.