Over the past three seasons, Matt Rhule and the Carolina Panthers have been running themselves ragged for an answer under center. But on Tuesday, the third-year head coach assured reporters that they also wouldn’t run themselves into a trap while trying to find one.
During his media availability at the NFL’s Annual League Meetings from Palm Beach, Fla., Rhule said the Panthers—who have come up empty thus far in their offseason hunt—will continue to pursue multiple avenues for stability at the quarterback position.
“Part of this process has been really evaluating the trade market, and evaluating the draft; see who all is there,” Rhule said, per Darin Gantt of Panthers.com. “I think we will be aggressive in every sense of the word, as we have been. Just try to make sure we make as good a decision as we can.”
