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  • CAR Head Coach
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    Panthers coach Dave Canales said OC Brad Idzik will call offensive plays for the Panthers in 2026.
    We’re interested in seeing if Idzik will bring more of a deep-shot focused approach to the table, it’s an area where the Panthers have sporadically been good with Bryce Young, but one they seemingly can’t access every game. Otherwise we’d generally call moving to an unknown playcaller a theoretical downgrade for the Panthers, but it’s hard to get too caught up in it given Canales wasn’t exactly blowing anyone away in the coach tape community.
  • CAR Coaching Staff
    Panthers hired former Dolphins quarterbacks coach Darrell Bevell as the team’s associate head coach.
    Bevell will operate as the Panthers’ new offensive specialist, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Bevell, who was the pass game coordinator and QBs coach in Miami from 2022 to 2025, will reunite with Panthers head coach Dave Canales, the wide receivers coach for the Seahawks when Bevell was the team’s offensive coordinator. After bouncing around the league for the past 20 years, Bevell will look to maximize Bryce Young’s abilities in 2026 for a Carolina offense that last season ranked 26th in EPA per play and 18th in success rate.
  • FA Head Coach
    FOX Sports’ Ralph Vacchiano reports that nine teams have contacted former Ravens head coach John Harbaugh about vacant and occupied head-coaching roles.
    Among the nine, only six teams actually have head-coaching vacancies at this time. The six teams in reference are the Giants, Titans, Falcons, Raiders, Browns and Cardinals. Regarding the remaining three, according to Vacchiano, “speculation around the league seems to have centered” on the Dolphins, Packers and Panthers. Last we heard, “signs continue to point towards Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel returning next season.” Packers head coach Matt LaFleur is preparing his team for their third straight trip to the postseason, but “there has been an eerie feeling around the league that he might need to win a first-round game to be completely safe.” The Panthers are widely viewed as this year’s weakest playoff team, and owner David Tepper “is always a threat to swing again.” The Buccaneers were also thought to be in the mix before it was made known that head coach Todd Bowles is keeping his job for 2026.
  • TB Wide Receiver #13
    ESPN’s Matt Bowen believes Mike Evans would be a good fit for the Panthers offense.
    Bowen said Evans, a free agent, could follow Panthers head coach Dave Canales — Tampa’s OC in 2023 — to Carolina after he posted another excellent statistical season, with 1,255 receiving yards and a league-leading 13 touchdown receptions in Canales’ offense. The Panthers seem intent on upgrading one of the NFL’s worst wideout rooms this offseason. While Evans, 30, would profile as the team’s unquestioned No. 1 receiver, his fantasy prospects would be gashed by Bryce Young’s array of limitations. Look for Evans to stay in Tampa or engage in talks with a contender this offseason.
  • TB Offensive Coordinator
    Panthers hired Bucs OC Dave Canales as head coach.
    In his first year as an offensive coordinator with the Buccaneers, Canales helped lead the Bucs to a 9-8 record while guiding Baker Mayfield to a 4,044-28-10 season. Tampa Bay ranked 20th in points per game (20.5) and 23rd in yards per game (313.0), but that was enough to put him on Carolina’s radar. The Panthers were the only team to interview Canales during this coaching cycle, but an outside-the-box hire was somewhat expected from a team/owner that is now headed on its third coach in three seasons. Canales faces an uphill battle to improve a Panthers roster that went 2-15 while gifting the No.1 overall pick in this year’s draft to the Bears. Last year’s No. 1 overall pick, Bryce Young, already feels like somewhat of a reclamation after posting one of the worst rookie years in recent NFL history, but there’s a lot of work to be done on both sides of the ball.
  • TB Offensive Coordinator
    NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Panthers will hold a second interview with Buccaneers OC Dave Canales for their head coaching vacancy.
    Canales helped lead the Buccaneers to a 9-8 record and a postseason berth in their first year without Tom Brady. Former No. 1 overall pick turned journeyman quarterback Baker Mayfield threw for 4,044-28-10 in his first season with the Buccaneers, with his success serving as a highlight of Canales’ 2023 campaign. Canales hasn’t received a ton of head coaching interviews during this cycle, but a promising two-game stretch in the postseason could ignite further interest.
  • TB Offensive Coordinator
    ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports Buccaneers OC Dave Canales will interview with the Panthers for their head coaching vacancy.
    Canales joined the Buccaneers as offensive coordinator prior to the 2023 season after spending over a decade with the Seahawks. He was the passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach for Russell Wilson and Geno Smith before reviving Baker Mayfield on a playoff-bound Bucs team that just won their Wild Card game against the Eagles. Canales would be a quarterback-focused choice for the Panthers and their 2023 No. 1 pick, Bryce Young.
  • WAS Running Back
    The Tampa Bay Times’ Rick Stroud reports Bucs head coach Todd Bowles hired offensive coordinator Dave Canales “hoping he could bring the Seahawks’ efficient run game with him.”
    By almost every measure, the Bucs in 2022 had the league’s worst rushing attack, as Leonard Fournette -- who will probably be released in the coming weeks -- and Rachaad White were terribly inefficient as runners and pass catchers. Tampa Bay was dead last in expected points added (EPA) per rush, with the third worst rushing success rate. White ranked 61st in yards per carry after contact, below backs like Latavius Murray and Ezekiel Elliott. Pro Football Focus graded the Bucs’ run blocking as the eighth worst in 2022. Look for the post-Brady Bucs to be a hyper-conservative offense led by Kyle Trask or a journeyman veteran who will compete with Trask for the starting job. There won’t be much fantasy appeal among Bucs players as the team enters a multi-year rebuilding project.

  • CAR Head Coach
    NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports the Buccaneers are hiring Seahawks QBs coach Dave Canales as offensive coordinator.
    Canales has spent the last 13 seasons in Seattle under Pete Carroll, serving as a wide receivers coach, passing game coordinator, and quarterbacks coach. His work with Geno Smith last season (4,282-30-11) was enough to earn Smith the AP Comeback Player of the Year Award, as he helped guide the Seahawks to a 9-8 record and playoff berth. With Tom Brady now retired, the Buccaneers likely saw added value in Canales’ ability to dial up offensive schemes and develop young quarterbacks. With several offensive weapons already in place, Canales and the Buccaneers have all offseason to figure out their quarterback as they prepare to compete in a down NFC South.

  • CAR Head Coach
    ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports the Buccaneers will interview Seahawks quarterbacks coach Dave Canales for the team’s offensive coordinator position.
    Canales had a second interview with the Ravens for their offensive coordinator job earlier this week and is now set to speak with the Bucs. Canales did the unexpected last season when he helped turn Geno Smith into one of the better quarterbacks in the NFC, as Smith emerged to throw for 4,282-30-11 in his first season as the Seahawks starter following the trade of Russell Wilson to Denver. With the Buccaneers likely in search of a new starter heading into 2023, Canales work with Smith could make him a valuable asset. Prior to being named the Seahawks’ quarterbacks coach, Canales served as the team’s passing game coordinator from 2020-2021.