The Carolina Panthers have yet another coordinator drawing some interest from the outside. As first reported by ESPN’s Kimberley A. Martin on Monday night, the Tennessee Titans have requested permission to speak with Panthers offensive coordinator Thomas Brown about their head-coaching vacancy. Joe Person of The Athletic and Mike Kaye of The Charlotte Observer both seconded the news shortly after. Brown just wrapped up his first season as an NFL offensive coordinator, a run that included multiple play-calling stints. The 37-year-old was handed play-calling duties beginning at the Week 7 bye, had them taken away a month later and then reclaimed them upon head coach Frank Reich’s firing after Week 12. With owner David Tepper reportedly seeking out an offensive-minded head coach to steer the ship, Brown is unlikely to return for 2024. The Panthers finished their 2-15 campaign averaging the fewest yards per game (265.3). Defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero has also received interview requests for head-coaching opportunities—with the Atlanta Falcons and Seattle Seahawks sniffing around in Carolina. Thomas Brown is 2023's 2nd-highest rated OC in NFLPA surveyThomas Brown asked what went wrong with Panthers offense: 'That's a loaded question'Thomas Brown asked if he wants to be considered for Panthers' HC job Email Sign up Like this article? Sign up for the Panthers Wire email newsletter to get our top stories in your inbox every morning An error has occured Please re-enter your email address. Thanks for signing up! You'll now receive the top Panthers Wire stories each day directly in your inbox.
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