Dude had over 1500 yards rushing...
Cardinals Hire Titans' Monti Ossenfort as New GM
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Dude had over 1500 yards rushing...
Take a breath.
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most of his career in drafting for the Patriots, so:
good at later round offensive lineman who become pro bowlers
good at defensive secondary
good at d-lineman
lets have Monti leave picking WRs to somebody else
good at later round offensive lineman who become pro bowlers
good at defensive secondary
good at d-lineman
lets have Monti leave picking WRs to somebody else
I know nothing about this guy
But I'm very glad we brought in someone from outside the FO
Hopefully this works in our favor
But I'm very glad we brought in someone from outside the FO
Hopefully this works in our favor
Timm Rosenbach
Bye Bye DJ
Thats because the Titans ran him into the ground for the 4th consecutive season.
I could live with that resume..
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Crimson Warrior
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He made this list that I posted a couple of weeks ago!
www.si.com
Here's the blurb specifically about him!
Monti Ossenfort, Titans director of player personnel: Ossenfort will be a consideration in Tennessee, given his work there the past couple of years, and also how his Patriots background dovetails with Mike Vrabel’s. He’s interviewed for GM spots with the Panthers, Giants and Bears, and blends an old-school scout’s résumé with high-level skill in preparation and organization for a guy who spent most of his career outside of an office.
NFL future GMs: Will McClay, Adam Peters headline list of future executives - Sports Illustrated
There are plenty of men and women rising through the ranks. Who could be next in line for the league’s most coveted front-office jobs?
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Here's the blurb specifically about him!
Monti Ossenfort, Titans director of player personnel: Ossenfort will be a consideration in Tennessee, given his work there the past couple of years, and also how his Patriots background dovetails with Mike Vrabel’s. He’s interviewed for GM spots with the Panthers, Giants and Bears, and blends an old-school scout’s résumé with high-level skill in preparation and organization for a guy who spent most of his career outside of an office.
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BirdGangThing
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This is the part where all of twitter photoshops Flores into wearing Cardinals gear
Timm Rosenbach
Bye Bye DJ
Bidwill also acted proactively instead of waiting until the only thing left was wha someone who no one else wanted (like he did with prior Head Coaching hires).
Not out of gas then is he
Just because they were a part of the same organization at some point in their careers? Monti was the director of college scouting, Flores was a linebackers coach. Their tenure overlapped for 2 seasons.
I don't understand the connection.
I wish we had a GM with actual experience in the position. Flores has a lawsuit with the NFL. He’s a defensive minded coach, how will this help Kyler if he’s hired??
I suspect the Flores connection is just speculation for the HC.
I suspect the Flores connection is just speculation for the HC.
Off that list I would have preferredHe made this listed that I posted a couple of week ago!
NFL future GMs: Will McClay, Adam Peters headline list of future executives - Sports Illustrated
There are plenty of men and women rising through the ranks. Who could be next in line for the league’s most coveted front-office jobs?
Here's the blurb specifically about him!
Monti Ossenfort, Titans director of player personnel: Ossenfort will be a consideration in Tennessee, given his work there the past couple of years, and also how his Patriots background dovetails with Mike Vrabel’s. He’s interviewed for GM spots with the Panthers, Giants and Bears, and blends an old-school scout’s résumé with high-level skill in preparation and organization for a guy who spent most of his career outside of an office.
Adam Peters, 49ers assistant GM: Peters would be a top name if this was a ranking—he was runner-up for the Giants' job last year, and the Maras raved about how the Niners exec was like Schoen—very complete as a personnel man, with command over every level of a football operation. Peters has rings from New England and Denver, and has had a presence in helping put together what’s arguably the best roster in football
Timm Rosenbach
Bye Bye DJ
I project ahead. And he did look much less explosive this season
Harry
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Like my candidate, Cunningham, Ossenfort is a scouting veteran. He worked with Belichick and Charley Casserly, two of the best in the business. A former small college QB, he’s lived the game his entire adult life. He is extremely well qualified and should give the Cards the depth of personnel knowledge they have seemed to lack. He’s been successful at identifying impact players even late in the draft. He‘s got a great pool to start with so this could be fun. I quickly asked around and the pros are calling this a solid hire.
1936 yards (2nd highest of his career) on 386 touches is "running out of gas" ?!?
(Note: I doubt it's even remotely feasible for Tennessee to trade him, nor do i think it would be a good idea for the Cardinals to bring in an extremely highly paid 29 year old RB.)
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He declined interviewing with us - most people believe he is getting the 49ers GM job very soon.
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So can we have a coach by Friday?
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Back to the topic and off of Henry. At least it's outside the organization. It was a good move to hire the GM before the coach IMO. As far as Payton is concerned, I've never believed he would come here. But, I've been wrong before 
