TheCardFan
Things have changed.
No mention of Kwamie Lassiter?
Yes!
Tony Jefferson is another one.
No mention of Kwamie Lassiter?
maybe because the "Top GM's" already have jobs??Can someone help me understand why the cardinals take the risk of hiring a GM with no GM experience? It seems there is really no way to know if he is good at the GM job. Thus, everything about his future performance is just speculation. It seems that the cardinals risk falling into the "Peter Principle" constantly. They hired Kingsbury and SK with no NFL experience in their positions. Is there a reason they don't look for the top GMs in the NFL and hire the best one they can get?
You don’t last in scouting as long as he has and get promoted to his Tenn job without recommending stacks of good players. The Cards need that expertise.These threads are funny.
Just to be clear. Ossenfort has never drafted a player, made a trade or signed an FA. Not one.
All these "Well the Pats signed X WR so he must suck" takes are silly.
Because current GMs who are great at personnel aren’t looking for new jobs.Can someone help me understand why the cardinals take the risk of hiring a GM with no GM experience? It seems there is really no way to know if he is good at the GM job. Thus, everything about his future performance is just speculation. It seems that the cardinals risk falling into the "Peter Principle" constantly. They hired Kingsbury and SK with no NFL experience in their positions. Is there a reason they don't look for the top GMs in the NFL and hire the best one they can get?
The counter to that is, Thank you, coach. Im going to sign with the Texans because your team is too deep, and Im going to have a better chance to play, and put stuff on tape over there.
I dont know. Just playing devils advocate...
Most GM hires are of people who have no experience.
The guys who have experience aren't employed for a reason.
You aren't getting a current GM...and the former GM's, with good experience, have been in TV for several years. It's not like a good GM was just fired for the hell of it and is now available.Can someone help me understand why the cardinals take the risk of hiring a GM with no GM experience? It seems there is really no way to know if he is good at the GM job. Thus, everything about his future performance is just speculation. It seems that the cardinals risk falling into the "Peter Principle" constantly. They hired Kingsbury and SK with no NFL experience in their positions. Is there a reason they don't look for the top GMs in the NFL and hire the best one they can get?
Is the link available yet?xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
I’ve got it queued up on YouTube.Is the link available yet?
Fair. Thats why 22 year olds need good management. Just like 58 year old lawyer football team owners.... Heres hopin!It's a fair point although I doubt many 22 year olds think much past Brady, BB, dynasty and superbowls. Hard to turn that down for the Texans.
"ego will not be tolerated in this organization"xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
"ego will not be tolerated in this organization"
Direct message to some of the players, love it.
"ego will not be tolerated in this organization"
Direct message to some of the players, love it.
Now that I have read the Saints want a first round pick, no way in hell. I wouldn't give up the 2nd round pick either.Not sure if this is the right thread for this, but I would not give up crap for Payton. Nada. Zilch.
Now that I have read the Saints want a first round pick, no way in hell. I wouldn't give up the 2nd round pick either.
Well, for the most part, GM experience either means: 1) you are so good at it you never need another job or 2) you did a bad job.Can someone help me understand why the cardinals take the risk of hiring a GM with no GM experience? It seems there is really no way to know if he is good at the GM job. Thus, everything about his future performance is just speculation. It seems that the cardinals risk falling into the "Peter Principle" constantly. They hired Kingsbury and SK with no NFL experience in their positions. Is there a reason they don't look for the top GMs in the NFL and hire the best one they can get?