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The Pittsburgh Steelers have requested an interview with Panthers defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero as they pursue a new head coach after Mike Tomlin’s departure; Evero, who led Carolina’s defense and previously coached the Broncos, has been linked to other openings such as the Falcons and Raiders, while Steelers owner Art Rooney II cautioned there’s no fixed timetable for the process.
Dan Morgan closed 2025 by praising the Panthers' playoff run, outlining a patient, targeted offseason that leans on free agency, the No. 19 draft pick, and continued development under coach Dave Canales and defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero; he stressed building a strong locker room, keeping a foundation intact while addressing needs, and updating on Rico Dowdle, Jonathon Brooks, and Jalen Coker as the team eyes sustained contention.
The Las Vegas Raiders are expanding their coaching search and have requested an interview with Ejiro Evero, the Panthers’ defensive coordinator, along with other candidates. Evero, 45, brings 17 NFL seasons and former DC roles with the Broncos and Panthers, noted for developing defensive backs but with defenses that have shown mixed run-stopping performance in recent seasons.
Carolina’s defense improved from a league-worst 1 year ago to mid‑pack this season, prompting coach Dave Canales to say he’ll absolutely retain defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero while continuing to evolve the offense. As the Panthers head into the offseason, Canales will pursue improvements, keep calling plays, and evaluate free agents like Rico Dowdle (a 1,000-yard rusher) and Austin Corbett, while developing a young receiving corps and emphasizing accountability after the season-ending playoff loss to the Rams.
The Carolina Panthers have signed safety Jordan Fuller, who previously played for the Los Angeles Rams. Fuller, who had a successful career with the Rams, will reunite with Panthers' defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero. His addition comes as the Panthers look to strengthen their secondary following the departure of Vonn Bell and Jeremy Chinn.
The Carolina Panthers have finalized their coaching staff with the announcement of Ejiro Evero's return as defensive coordinator, Brad Idzik as offensive coordinator, and Tracy Smith as special teams coordinator. Evero had interviewed for head coaching positions but will stay with the Panthers for the 2024 season. Idzik previously worked with head coach Dave Canales on the Seahawks staff, while Smith joins from the Seahawks as well.
There were reports of mutual interest between Ejiro Evero and the Green Bay Packers for their defensive coordinator position, but Evero ultimately stayed with the Carolina Panthers through 2024. The Packers' defensive coordinator search has been filled with twists, including reports of offers to other candidates before hiring Jeff Hafley. Uncertainty remains about the details, as head coach Matt LaFleur has yet to address the situation publicly.
Carolina Panthers' defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero and most of his staff will return for the 2024 season, as confirmed by a league source. New head coach Dave Canales expressed the importance of retaining Evero, emphasizing the need for continuity and development on the defensive side. The team's focus on an offensive-minded head coach to develop quarterback Bryce Young led to the decision. Additionally, the Panthers have settled on Brad Idzik as the new offensive coordinator, and they are exploring options to secure a long-term deal for linebacker Brian Burns.
New Panthers head coach Dave Canales plans to maintain continuity on the defensive side by retaining defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero and most of the defensive staff, praising their coaching abilities. While Canales aims to re-invigorate the offense with a new system, he values the existing defensive coaching and hopes Evero's performance will make him a strong candidate for head coaching positions in the future.
Dave Canales, the new head coach for the Carolina Panthers, expects Ejiro Evero to remain as the team's defensive coordinator despite interest from other teams due to his impressive work with the defense. Canales praised Evero's ability to make things difficult for opposing teams and expressed his desire for Evero to continue doing so in the upcoming season.
Ejiro Evero, a candidate for the Seattle Seahawks' head coaching position, is highly regarded for his leadership and defensive expertise, having received second interviews with multiple teams. Despite coaching struggling offenses, his defensive units have performed well, earning respect from players and NFL circles. With a 3-4 defense and strong nickel scheme, Evero's ability to lead and extract production from his players makes him a compelling candidate for the Seahawks' coaching role.
The Seattle Seahawks have requested interviews with Dolphins offensive coordinator Frank Smith, Panthers defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero, and Rams defensive coordinator Raheem Morris for their head coach vacancy, as they continue to explore potential candidates to fill the position. The team has also reportedly requested an interview with Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn, who previously served as Seattle's defensive coordinator from 2013-2014.
The Seattle Seahawks have requested interviews with several coordinators, including Dan Quinn from the Dallas Cowboys, Ejiro Evero from the Carolina Panthers, Raheem Morris from the Los Angeles Rams, and Frank Smith from the Miami Dolphins, as they search for their next head coach. The team is exploring both defensive and offensive coaching options, with more names expected to be linked to the opening in Seattle as the search progresses.