Dave Canales: Panthers need to 'play way better football'
📍 Aftermath
After the Panthers suffered a heavy Week 1 loss to the Chicago Bears, Dave Canales publicly defended defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero and highlighted the need for the team to improve its play. Coverage focused on the exposed Panthers defense and varied stock‑watch reactions, but no further developments were reported, leaving the story quiet without a definitive conclusion.
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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Dave Canales: Panthers need to 'play way better football' espn.com · 6d ago broke it first
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