Panthers land Evero as DC

[Craig Cartner]

LFG!!!!

[Jackie Lee]

3 hours ago, mccjeff said:

Love this quote from it…

“You’ve got to affect the quarterback,” Evero said. “If you can’t get there with four, you’ve got to bring five, and if you can’t get there with five you’ve got to bring six. That’s my philosophy (on pressure).”

No more getting carved up by the Trubisky's of the world. Those guys are supposed to be folding under pressure, not dinking and dunking on a prevent defense in the 1st quarter

[DaveThePanther2008]

19 hours ago, tukafan21 said:

Ugh, was just looking at that new rule, he might be TOO good of a hire for us to take advantage of it lol.

The coach needs to be a DC/OC for you for 2 years before getting a HC job for you to get the draft picks, so if he gets an HC job next year, we get nothing unfortunately.

Can't we sign him for a 2 year deal and not give him permission to interview?  Though it would probably cause a riff. 

[Rocky Davis]

1 minute ago, DaveThePanther2008 said:

Can't we sign him for a 2 year deal and not give him permission to interview?  Though it would probably cause a riff. 

No way you can prevent a coach from being able to interview for a "better" position, and even if you could you would never even bring it up when you are trying to land the best DC available in Evero.

This is a GREAT get for the Panthers!

Hope springs eternal!

[DaveThePanther2008]

1 hour ago, UNCrules2187 said:

One of the big positives that led Evero to taking this job was apparently the ability to build his own staff on the defensive side of the ball. I wouldn't be surprised to see some folks from Denver join him. Also given Capers was a senior defensive assistant on Denver's staff last season and his ties to the franchise, wouldn't be surprised to see him come back here in that same role.

We have alot of exciting young talent on this team, defensively.  I would assume he is going to have alot of fun utilizing them.  

If we somehow get the QB position straight we might actually be a team to talk about next season.  Pull a 2021 Cincinnati.  Worst to First. 

[Prowler2k18]

57 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

No more getting carved up by the Trubisky's of the world. Those guys are supposed to be folding under pressure, not dinking and dunking on a prevent defense in the 1st quarter

Still can’t believe we lost to a Trubisky-led Steelers at home. But I digress - happier times ahead!

[panther4life]

43 minutes ago, Prowler2k18 said:

Still can’t believe we lost to a Trubisky-led Steelers at home. But I digress - happier times ahead!

Not to be a Debbie downer but the Broncos did get beat by a Mayfield led offense badly . 2 passing TD’s, 3 more rushing and 3 FG’s. 44 total offensive points.

We also beat them with Darnold at the helm last year too!

I have read multiple articles and seen just about every interview and press conference featuring Evero. There’s certainly reasons to be excited and the fact that he was interviewed for every H.C opening counts for something.

I’m very hopeful that games like that were more of a reflection of the broncos lack of talent on defense, more so than on his coaching or play calling.

 

 

[CPcavedweller]

20 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Or offensive schemes, or...well, anything

Tepper hires the coaches, does he not? Tepper owns the team, right? Yes and yes? Then yeah, he does have some input in the schemes being run. If the team feels like it can work, great. I just don't see how you plug the holes you've now created on defense and reserve the possibility to trade up and get a QB, as has been suspected here. 

You're likely going to have to go with Richardson, which I'm cool with. But then you're taking a 0 tech, a 3 tech 3-4 type end, and probably another edge rusher who can set the edge on the first two downs. Whereas if you stuck with a 4-3 you're taking BPA.

So this is a lot bigger deal than people here are understanding. Perhaps the blinders will come off in September. Or maybe you guys don't remember 2019 when we were changing back to a 3-4 scheme.

[trucpfan]

26 minutes ago, panther4life said:

Not to be a Debbie downer but the Broncos did get beat by a Mayfield led offense badly . 2 passing TD’s, 3 more rushing and 3 FG’s. 44 total offensive points.

We also beat them with Darnold at the helm last year too!

I have read multiple articles and seen just about every interview and press conference featuring Evero. There’s certainly reasons to be excited and the fact that he was interviewed for every H.C opening counts for something.

I’m very hopeful that games like that were more of a reflection of the broncos lack of talent on defense, more so than on his coaching or play calling.

 

 

I see you didn’t watch Denver and Russell W this year he was he threw three picks that game and the backup qb played threw another pick. You want your defense to pitch a shut out with four different change of possession plays. That’s just one game Russell did that all year to his team and the D held it down.

[Mr. Scot]

4 minutes ago, CPcavedweller said:

Tepper hires the coaches, does he not? Tepper owns the team, right? Yes and yes? Then yeah, he does have some input in the schemes being run. If the team feels like it can work, great. I just don't see how you plug the holes you've now created on defense and reserve the possibility to trade up and get a QB, as has been suspected here. 

You're likely going to have to go with Richardson, which I'm cool with. But then you're taking a 0 tech, a 3 tech 3-4 type end, and probably another edge rusher who can set the edge on the first two downs. Whereas if you stuck with a 4-3 you're taking BPA.

So this is a lot bigger deal than people here are understanding. Perhaps the blinders will come off in September. Or maybe you guys don't remember 2019 when we were changing back to a 3-4 scheme.

Per Albert Breer, when the time came to take a poll among the search committee on who was the preferred head coach candidate, Tepper abstained; specifically because he didn't want to influence anybody else's vote.

So no, It's not...

[panther4life]

29 minutes ago, trucpfan said:

I see you didn’t watch Denver and Russell W this year he was he threw three picks that game and the backup qb played threw another pick. You want your defense to pitch a shut out with four different change of possession plays. That’s just one game Russell did that all year to his team and the D held it down.

I didn’t watch it. I’m just stating facts.

The Rams offense put 44 points, 388 yard of offense, 14 passing 1st downs. Over 9 total drives.

They also had drives that included going ,60,75 and 90 yards for TD’s

Plus 60 and 68 yard drives for FG’s.

Thats still 27 points where they earned all of it.  

1 of those 4 picks you mentioned was returned for a TD, so did nothing for field position to help the rams, another was a touchback.

The other 17 of the 44 points that offense put up on them were still earned and saw next to 0 resistance by the broncos Defense.

 

Edited February 6, 2023 by panther4life

[TheSpecialJuan]

Per source, ILB coach Peter Hansen and Broncos have parted ways. The NFL's only 6-foot-8 linebackers coach (he played for Lute Olson's hoop team as well football team at Arizona), Hansen could be a candidate to follow Ejiro Evero to Carolina. #9sports

— Mike Klis (@mikeklis) February 6, 2023

[TheMaulClaw]

The Panthers were born a 3-4 zone blitz team and to the 3-4 zone blitz they shall return.  The curse has been lifted.  

I just want one camera shot of Big Daddy Dom writing down notes in his Panther gear.

[Mr. Scot]

Pat McAfee talks about Evero and Wilks...

If Wilks does get the 49ers DC role, it might not be hard to imagine him getting a head coaching job a year from now.