Carolina Panthers (Official Thread)

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Panthers Give Behind-the-Scenes Look at Free-Agent Contract Negotiations

The Carolina Panthers have been providing fans with a detailed behind-the-scenes look at key moments this offseason through a web series. One episode focused on NFL Draft night and revealed what the Minnesota Vikings offered the team in a proposed trade for the Panthers' No. 8 pick.

Another clip from the series has surfaced and it focuses on free agency, giving viewers insight into Carolina's negotiations with tight end Dan Arnold.



Eventually the two sides settled on two years for $6 million. It's cool to see how the negotiations in this clip led to a deal that both sides should be happy with.

Entire article: https://www.fanduel.com/theduel/pos...contract-negotiations-dan-arnold-01f71ffmw77j

 

[Jake]

 

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[NJ-Buckeye]

Browns medical staff announced 5 players had to have their hands taped post game to deal with stoved figures after batting down so many Baker passes

 

[Don Muenz]

Does he still live at the stadium during the off-season?

 

[Jake]

 

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Reich fired by Panthers after 11 games: 'It hurts'

The Panthers have fired coach Frank Reich after just 11 games, in which Carolina was an NFL-worst 1-10. Chris Tabor has been named the interim coach.

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Carolina Panthers fire head coach Frank Reich​

The Panthers have an NFL-worst 1-10 record and are assured of a sixth straight losing season since owner David Tepper purchased the team in 2018 for $2.275 billion.

"I met with Coach Reich this morning and informed him that he will not continue as head coach of the Carolina Panthers," Tepper said in a statement. "I want to thank Frank for his dedication and service, and we wish him well."

 

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Reich fired by Panthers after 11 games: 'It hurts'

The Panthers have fired coach Frank Reich after just 11 games, in which Carolina was an NFL-worst 1-10. Chris Tabor has been named the interim coach.

www.espn.com

Carolina Panthers fire head coach Frank Reich​

The Panthers have an NFL-worst 1-10 record and are assured of a sixth straight losing season since owner David Tepper purchased the team in 2018 for $2.275 billion.

"I met with Coach Reich this morning and informed him that he will not continue as head coach of the Carolina Panthers," Tepper said in a statement. "I want to thank Frank for his dedication and service, and we wish him well."

Thank God that dumpster fire didn't take stroud

 

[Dryden]

Can't imagine who would want to take that job, no matter what a persons' career aspirations are. Any potential candidate is stuck with Bryce Young, no first round pick in 2024, will have to meet with a meddlesome owner everyday, and will be fired in 8-10 months anyway.

 

[Jake]

Thank God that dumpster fire didn't take stroud

I can't say if it's true or not, but I've seen reports that Reich wanted Stroud but the owner wanted Young. If that's true, for the owner to turn around and fire Reich midseason when he couldn't make Young work is a major dick move.

If I'm an aspiring coordinator, like Ben Johnson in Detroit, there's no way I want this HC job. Tepper may soon find himself having to hire a former HC who is desperate for another shot.

 

[dragurd]

I can't say if it's true or not, but I've seen reports that Reich wanted Stroud but the owner wanted Young. If that's true, for the owner to turn around and fire Reich midseason when he couldn't make Young work is a major dick move.

If I'm an aspiring coordinator, like Ben Johnson in Detroit, there's no way I want this HC job. Tepper may soon find himself having to hire a former HC who is desperate for another shot.

Rumors are Riech and McCown wanted Stroud. McCown was just fired as well

 

[Dryden]

I can't say if it's true or not, but I've seen reports that Reich wanted Stroud but the owner wanted Young. If that's true, for the owner to turn around and fire Reich midseason when he couldn't make Young work is a major dick move.

If I'm an aspiring coordinator, like Ben Johnson in Detroit, there's no way I want this HC job. Tepper may soon find himself having to hire a former HC who is desperate for another shot.

It goes deeper. Tepper wanted Justin Fields at #8 in 2021 to pair with Moore & CMC, but Rhule and his staff demanded they stay with the pre-draft plan to take Jaycee Horn. Tepper relented and trusted the football guys. That underpins his decision to mortgage the future and then take Young over Stroud without listening to the advice of the staff he'd hired 90 days earlier. According to reports out of Carolina interim HC Chris Tabor also immediately fired Josh McCown.

 

[Bestbuck36]

Dang if Carolina had drafted Justin Fields...