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Dave Canales plans to adopt a friendlier offense for the tight-end group in 2024.

The Carolina Panthers got almost nothing from this unit in terms of consistent production since Greg Olsen departed for the Seattle Seahawks.

A huge effort is needed by those around to shift this ongoing frustration.

The Panthers added to the room this offseason by spending the No. 101 overall selection in the 2024 NFL Draft on Ja’Tavion Sanders.

Hayden Hurst was released after just one underwhelming campaign, which means there could be a window of opportunity for Tommy Tremble to finally establish himself as the team’s No. 1 option.

Canales and Dan Morgan both spoke glowingly about Tremble and feel like he can be a big hit with additional responsibilities on his shoulders.

There is plenty of incentive for the former third-round pick, who’s entering a contract year and could earn a long-term extension if he proves worthy enough in the months ahead.

This opportunity is not something Tremble is taking for granted.

The Notre Dame product is eager to seize the moment and believes there is one crucial key behind the tight-end group making an improved contribution in 2024.

Tremble is right. Gaining trust is key. It would allow more plays called in his direction and will provide second-year quarterback Bryce Young with added confidence to look for the player in critical moments.

Whether this unit can achieve objectives remains to be seen.