"The Carolina Panthers weren't good, exactly, but the arrow appears to be pointing up for the reluctant NFC South champions. That means their brass are attracting a little bit of attention from other teams. That includes one team in their own division. The Atlanta Falcons are reportedly asking to interview Brandt Tillis, an executive vice president for Carolina, for the football president, president of football, whatever you want to call it position they just created."
"Tillis was hired by the Panthers in 2024 to assist general manager Dan Morgan on the financial side of football operations, specifically cap and contracts, and came over after 14 seasons in Kansas City, mostly in similar roles overseeing the salary cap, contract negotiations, and football administration. That's a lot of experience concentrated in an area the Falcons could certainly use help in, given their raft of upcoming big contracts for players like Drake London and Bijan Robinson,"
Brandt Tillis, an executive vice president with the Carolina Panthers, is reportedly being considered by the Atlanta Falcons for a newly created president of football role. Tillis joined Carolina in 2024 to assist general manager Dan Morgan on cap and contracts after 14 seasons in Kansas City in similar salary-cap and football-administration roles. The Falcons face several upcoming large contracts for players such as Drake London and Bijan Robinson and currently present an uncertain salary-cap picture. Other known candidates for the Falcons position include Matt Ryan, Josh Williams, and Mike Disner.
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