Mr. Scot

Where did I say he wouldn't? (I'm not really sure what you're arguing against)

Might be staying in Denver...

Side Note... Heh

I posted in it. ... What are we talking about?

The news of his interview actually came out before it was officially announced that the Texans had hired Demeco Ryans. (kinda let the cat outta the bag)

Person and others have reported that behind the scenes, If someone didn't agree to what Rhule wanted he'd basically badger them until they relented. He could have just overruled them but doing it this way he got to say "See? They agree with me". It's a very common trait of horrible, overbearing managers everywhere.

Psyton may try to retain Evero in Denver...

I was listening to one of the Staley clips that John Ellis posted. After about sixty straight seconds of "f--k f--king f--k f--king motherf--king f--kety f--k" Lady Cowboy Fan asked me to turn it off

I don't hate Matt Rhule. That said, I don't respect him either, and I sure as hell wouldn't trust him.

I'm not really bothered. Lord knows Fangio is a good DC but I would kind of like to get someone younger.

The watch is over...

Fangio makes up his mind Might be good news for Steve Wilks

See Phil's answer above. He's spot on.

Meaning something other than your tinfoil hat / uninformed speculation. I'd start with the annual agent survey that The Athletic does where they rate GMs and personnel people on things like football knowledge and trustworthiness. Fitterer and Morgan have both been discussed in the most recent few of those. There's also plenty to find in recent articles centered around the hiring of Frank Reich.

I'd say it's at least possible they go full on 3-4. Probably depends on who the DC is.

Breer's comparison to the NCAA Tournament was spot on, though at this point I think the tournament probably has fewer contestants

Meanwhile... So, Round 3 of Colts front office people trying desperately to keep their drunken owner from hiring Jeff Saturday

Good info here...

Or his himself Staley kinda feels like a runningback version of Steve Smith. (boy, would I love to see those two sit down for a conversation) Side Note: James Thrash and Todd Pinkston...Oy Ricky Manning was absolutely right about those two.

This is a case where I'd say their backgrounds help define their roles. Back in Seattle, Fitterer and former Panther scout Trent Kirchner were co-directors of player personnel. Kirchner handled the pro personnel side while Fitterer concentrated on the draft. It's a similar arrangement to what the Saints had previously with Jeff Ireland and Terry Fontenot, though Ireland and Fontenot had actual Assistant GM titles. Now, Fitterer is the guy in charge, but he would tell you that he, Morgan and now Reich are going to be heavily collaborative in their approach.

You always have to evaluate the combo. Sort of... Fitterer's background is all in college scouting. Morgan's is in pro personnel. That's one reason why I think our free agency haul last season was better than the one that came mostly without him.

Do some research and tell me if you can find anybody who characterizes Fitterer the way you do.