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Head coach Dave Canales of the Carolina Panthers reinforced his belief in quarterback Bryce Young by disclosing his position on Russell Wilson.
Dave Canales has never concealed how much he believes in Bryce Young. As a rookie, the quarterback experienced a great deal of turbulence with several extenuating circumstances. By no means has the head coach of the Carolina Panthers given up on him, even though some have written him off much earlier than necessary.
Canales’ position was most recently demonstrated when he was questioned about the prospect of adding Russell Wilson after the Denver Broncos released him in a shocking manner. Together, they developed a solid working relationship while playing for the Seattle Seahawks.
In addition, he’ll be offered for a great price given the money he’s already Russell Wilson is not a good fit for the Carolina Panthers.
While talking to Kay Adams via The Spun, Canales dissociated himself from rumors, despite the fact that this would be a respectable insurance plan.
Although he expressed his admiration for the seasoned signal-caller, he also conceded that, given the amount of money invested in Young, this was not a perfect fit.
“Russ is not in this circumstance. I will say this about him: I truly appreciate him for taking that risk and seizing the chance to travel to Denver.
I’m in awe of the bravery required to declare, “I’m going to venture outside of my comfort zone.” Guys like myself who spent ten years with him are aware of the degree of comfort that comes with it.
he wants, he needs, what he’s gonna ask for, I can anticipate those things. He really gambled on himself to go and try to do something a different way to see what that can become. What it’s become, hey, the film’s out there but I really credit him for that.”
– Dave Canales via The Spun
Wilson will find work in a potential starting role somewhere. His production last season wasn’t terrible, but it’s clear there was a personality clash between the player and head coach Sean Payton right out of the gate.
The Panthers have Andy Dalton as their veteran backup and mentor to Young for another season before his contract expires. Standing pat at the position is the preferred course of action. The last thing the No. 1 overall selection in the 2023 NFL Draft needs is more upheaval considering the turnover expected along the offensive line and within the skill positions.
Canales’ ability to bring struggling quarterbacks back to prominence played a leading role in Carolina giving him a promotion. He worked magic on Geno Smith and Baker Mayfield to galvanize their respective careers. Young has more upside than both and the head coach doesn’t believe there is that much to fix.
Molding a scheme to suit Young’s strengths would be a good place to start. Getting the football out quicker to pass-catchers capable of creating separation quickly should also be high on the Panthers’ list of priorities. If the Heisman Trophy winner can enhance his pocket footwork and deep ball accuracy, big improvements won’t be long coming providing the weapons are enhanced.
