Morgan, described by team owner David Tepper as a connector, wasted no time addressing the primary concerns with the 2-15 Panthers roster. “The logo has to be feared again,” Morgan said. “We need some passionate and competitive players who love football and can make us competitive every day.” To reshape the team, the Panthers brought in Dave Canales, former offensive coordinator for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, to work with Bryce Young and revive the offense. Canales and Morgan are on the same page regarding Young, with Canales emphasizing the importance of building a relationship with the former No. 1 overall pick and helping him be the best version of himself. Morgan plans to reshape the roster to complement the star players’ needs, with a focus on finding players who love to play football. This marks a dramatic shift from the Panthers’ recent history since Tepper bought the team and cut Cam Newton. It will be a unified front in the Panthers’ efforts to extract the best out of Young and the team.
Dan Morgan makes a promise to the Panthers that already proves he was the right hire
