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The New Orleans Saints have an urgency problem, and they need to look at the Carolina Panthers' latest decision as inspiration moving forward…

Writer Darrion Gray argues that the New Orleans Saints should adopt the Carolina Panthers' sense of urgency after Carolina dismissed defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero. Despite leading the NFC South, Carolina fired Evero and defensive passing game coordinator Jonathan Cooley following poor defensive performances and severe secondary injuries.
Gray contends the Saints lack accountability and urgency amid a three-game losing streak. The writer specifically highlights struggles along the defensive line, the run game, and kicker Daniel Carlson's league-low 66.7 field goal percentage as key areas requiring higher standards.
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