Report. Panthers pivoting from Shane Steichen

[panthers55]

3 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

that has absolutely nothing to do with a supposed bad interview

 

sometimes you have to take a risk on a OC that has incredible results

And then sometimes you do take a risk with a guy like Rhule and the next time go for more of a sure thing. Of course if he goes with Moore he is taking a huge risk again.  

[T-Wazzle]

We're going to end up panthering....I mean, settling. 

 

 

 

[onmyown]

1 hour ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

These interviews go both ways.  Any potential candidate has to believe they'll succeed with Tepper and Fitterer as part of the equation.   That might be a hard sell for some, especially considering Tepper's track record so far.

A hard sell? Damn near impossible.

I mean you’re stuck with a GM Rhule hired (lol) who isn’t going to help really with anything other than paperwork.

And then your owner is probably now very reluctant to hand over ANY control because he is too stupid to understand it’s not control but who he picks to have it that is key.

Plus I bet Tepper meddles a lot more than I’d lead to believe. He is a losing owner. I can’t think of more than two franchise who have a worse record over the past 5 years combined.

Tepper doesn’t know how the NFL works, processes, guidelines and rules etc.

His one positive, if I assumed, would be money and going out and getting whoever the coaches wanted if possible.

But yea, damn near impossible sell and I can only imagine when these seasoned NFL up and comers go in there they can tell right away this is a poo show if it was already obvious with a GM that a Baylor coach hired standing there.

Edited January 25, 2023 by onmyown

[panthers55]

27 minutes ago, onmyown said:

A hard sell? Damn near impossible.

I mean you’re stuck with a GM Rhule hired (lol) who isn’t going to help really with anything other than paperwork.

And then your owner is probably now very reluctant to hand over ANY control because he is too stupid to understand it’s not control but who he picks to have it that is key.

Plus I bet Tepper meddles a lot more than I’d lead to believe. He is a losing owner. I can’t think of more than two franchise who have a worse record over the past 5 years combined.

Tepper doesn’t know how the NFL works, processes, guidelines and rules etc.

His one positive, if I assumed, would be money and going out and getting whoever the coaches wanted if possible.

But yea, damn near impossible sell and I can only imagine when these seasoned NFL up and comers go in there they can tell right away this is a poo show if it was already obvious with a GM that a Baylor coach hired standing there.

What is funny is that here is an article suggesting that Fitterer is a real positive to the hiring process as he is well respected around the league and can work with anyone

 Tepper brings the money so salaries are no issue and unlike some teams we can sign whoever we can manipulate the salary cap.

https://journalnow.com/former-nfl-gm-says-scott-fitterer-allows-panthers-to-cast-wide-net-in-coaching-search/article_102d7518-95e7-11ed-bbb3-eb994cc9d025.html

 

[Basbear]

3 hours ago, raleigh-panther said:

Full link in reportReport: Panthers' interview with Eagles OC Shane Steichen 'didn't go as hoped'

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January 25, 2023 2:15 pm ET

 

Well, we might have to scratch Shane Steichen off the list for the Carolina Panthers.

 

On Wednesday, we learned of the team’s initial intentions for their second round of head coaching interviews. As of now, 2022’s interim head coach Steve Wilks, former Indianapolis Colts head coach Frank Reich and Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Kellen Moore have all been given another look.

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But notably absent from that bunch is Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Shane Steichen, who has been viewed as one of the favorites for the job. Maybe this is why . . .

 

 

 

[Krovvy]

His interview must have been terrible. At this point I'm hoping somehow we come around to Harbaugh.

 

[Hogan]

I understand that this will likely never happen but...

After the Eastland Mall fiasco and the Rock Hill fiasco...and Tepper and his wife are leading the interview process...What is the world would give anyone confidence these interviews are going well? Tepper's wife? Are you kidding. 

This has all the markings of a Rankin Smith, Robert Irsay, Bill Bidwell, Ted Stepien, Donald Sterling and Daniel Snyder ownership group. An absolute cluster #$%^.

IF this guy Tepper was truly interested in winning, he would have found a "seasoned football guy" to run the show not his @#$%^&* wife. (I know she isn't running things but you get my point).

So, here's my question for those who know more about how the NFL works than do I: Is there any rule that would stop Tepper from hiring John Lynch away from the 49ers and giving him the title "President and General Manager"? That would be a promotion from what he is doing now. Right?

That's what Joe Robbie did in 1970 when he hired Don Shula away from the Colts. He gave Shula a great deal. It worked.

[Basbear]

1 hour ago, T-Wazzle said:

We're going to end up panthering....I mean, settling. 

 

 

 

Towards the end of the coaching search, we pick things up with a recent conversation between Moore and fitt..

 

Fitt - " Ooo thats sad to here" {presses the smartphone}

 

 

mid-calm breathes......"suzan, get Steve wilks on the phone..."

 

Wilks " Sup porkchop neck "

 

Fitt- " Great news........."

 

Edited January 26, 2023 by Basbear

[Tr3ach]

1 hour ago, panthers55 said:

You think I can't make a list 3 times as long with coordinators and other folks with no head coach experience who flamed out. Get serious......

I'm sure you can also make a list of previous head coaches for other teams who also never won much again.   That's most of them actually.  It's a crap shoot either way.  I would rather take the risk than low ceiling retreads.

[BIGH2001]

It’s looking like reich or wilks to me. Unless payton makes a surprise move (which better not happen).

[countryboi]

3 hours ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

These interviews go both ways.  Any potential candidate has to believe they'll succeed with Tepper and Fitterer as part of the equation.   That might be a hard sell for some, especially considering Tepper's track record so far.

people always say this but is it really a two way street, most of these guys know the Panthers are an up hill battle before they interview.

[JawnyBlaze]

That’s unfortunate, but if he’s aint the guy then he ain’t the guy. Guess I’m hoping for Reich now…

Edited January 26, 2023 by JawnyBlaze

[Basbear]

[panthers55]

4 minutes ago, Tr3ach said:

I'm sure you can also make a list of previous head coaches for other teams who also never won much again.   That's most of them actually.  It's a crap shoot either way.  I would rather take the risk than low ceiling retreads.

For me we already did the lets take a risk with Rhule and maybe want more of a sure thing.  And honestly both Rivera and Fox were coordinators with no head coaching experience when we hired them.  So hiring an offensive coordinator with no head coaching experience  changes the side of the ball but is more of the same old thing that we keep doing over and over. What would be novel at least since Siefert would be hiring a guy with actual head coach experience. That would be trying something new not same old which is one more head coach who.learns on the job at our expense.