12-29-2019, 12:17 AM
12-29-2019, 07:16 AM
The GM is in charge of player acquisition and retention. He's in charge of building the roster. Take a look at our roster. No depth. Overpaid free agents. Good players gone to other teams. It's a disaster.
If Shad Khan decides to keep DC and DM, it would tell me he's too lazy to be a successful NFL owner.
If Shad Khan decides to keep DC and DM, it would tell me he's too lazy to be a successful NFL owner.
12-29-2019, 09:02 AM
(12-29-2019, 07:16 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: [ -> ]The GM is in charge of player acquisition and retention. He's in charge of building the roster. Take a look at our roster. No depth. Overpaid free agents. Good players gone to other teams. It's a disaster.Pretty much sums it up. Bad ownership is a tough pill to swallow. Because you can't do anything about it. It's his team.
If Shad Khan decides to keep DC and DM, it would tell me he's too lazy to be a successful NFL owner.
But it starts with him.
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12-30-2019, 10:28 AM
This answer is completely predicated on whether or not Doug is retained.
To date, he is still the coach. If you fire the coach, it will be a lot easier to remove Caldwell and allow a new GM to come in and hire his own choice as HC. If you decide to keep Doug, you absolutely cannot relieve the GM of duty. Nobody is going to want to come in and be tied to leftovers (including, as Eric pointed out in other thread, Foles and his cap hit/dead money should you move on).
To date, he is still the coach. If you fire the coach, it will be a lot easier to remove Caldwell and allow a new GM to come in and hire his own choice as HC. If you decide to keep Doug, you absolutely cannot relieve the GM of duty. Nobody is going to want to come in and be tied to leftovers (including, as Eric pointed out in other thread, Foles and his cap hit/dead money should you move on).
12-30-2019, 10:45 AM
(12-30-2019, 10:28 AM)Mikey Wrote: [ -> ]This answer is completely predicated on whether or not Doug is retained.
To date, he is still the coach. If you fire the coach, it will be a lot easier to remove Caldwell and allow a new GM to come in and hire his own choice as HC. If you decide to keep Doug, you absolutely cannot relieve the GM of duty. Nobody is going to want to come in and be tied to leftovers (including, as Eric pointed out in other thread, Foles and his cap hit/dead money should you move on).
Yep, it pretty much has to be both or neither. No HC that has any alternatives at all is going to hitch their wagon to a lame duck GM who has supplied the team with the talent to be making their 7th top 10 pick in 8 years.