Mr. Scot

I'll check it out. Just off the top of my head, I'd imagine he could potentially pull from his former staff with the Colts or maybe even reach back to some of his prior connections with Doug Pederson's staff in Philly. One thing I feel pretty comfortable saying: He's probably not gonna reach out to Jeff Saturday about calling plays

Kinda like when Jerry Richardson thought the league would back him up with his "internal investigation" thing. Difference being Snyder tried to intimidate them into it. Both moves turned out about the same. If I recall correctly, he actually did destroy the Spygate evidence.

I wouldn't claim to know much about land deals or bankruptcy procedures, but I think most people at least raise an eyebrow when they see something about the Department of Justice getting involved That you, Dr. Lunker?

The decision to hire him in the first place wasn't exactly a stroke of genius.

Mike Kaye adds Shane Waldron to the list…

The Athletic chronicled this year's biggest NFL booboos, and I doubt the inclusion of this particular move will shock anyone... Panthers sticking with Matt Rhule Despite poor decisions on quarterback acquisitions and 23 losses in his first two seasons, Matt Rhule earned the vote of confidence entering Year 3. However, few — if any — around the league believed Panthers owner David Tepper was truly sold on Rhule. The suspicions were justified when Rhule was fired after a 1-4 start. Then the Panthers traded Christian McCaffrey to San Francisco, signaling the start of a rebuild that could have commenced this past offseason had Tepper hit the reset button then. Interim coach Steve Wilks now finds himself in a virtually impossible situation. And with the team spiraling further, he just fired two of Rhule’s former assistants, after two others got the axe in October when Rhule was dismissed. The NFL's biggest blunders

This also from Allbright...

Just wait till you see the class of 35

Im always the guy who reads the questions cause my friends won't let me play anymore

Even if we go 3-4?

I was told there would be no math

Haven't had a chance to watch Williams. Big BIG fan of Maye. Obviously waiting a year while hoping you can still get a certain prospect is not the most practical of ideas.

Part of me also wonders if, supposing Waldron wins the job, does familiarity via old buddy Liam Coen help out Will Levis? It's already believed he'll try to take Geno Smith with him if he's hired.

To be fair, Allbright predicted Adam Peters would be the GM. I'm intrigued by both Steichen and Waldron, and obviously Reich.

I'd subtract Harbaugh and add Waldron.

Agree to a point...Campen and Tabor have both been good. Mind you, Tabor was unemployed and Campen was with the Texans. They wanted him back but he chose Carolina instead. (the wisdom of that may be debatable but it benefits us regardless)

I'd like having him as part of the staff one way or the other.

No need to be jealous and bitter.

He's got the same kind of inside sources that plenty of other reporters do.

I think people don't get that sometimes. Most of us probably have or have previously had coworkers you couldn't stand. Well coaches are human too, and they don't like having difficult to deal with coworkers any more than you do. Scott O'Brien was a famous example of that in Carolina. He was generally considered one of the better special teams coaches in the league, but nearly everybody that had to work with him hated him.

He's not talking about his own doubts. He's talking about how the teams doing the drafting feel.

Mike Kaye expands... Ben McAdoo said he supports interim head coach Steve Wilks’ decision to start PJ Walker at quarterback against the Atlanta Falcons on Thursday. But McAdoo also made it abundantly clear on Tuesday that the choice to go with Walker came down to Wilks having the final say. “Yeah, that’s Coach’s decision,” McAdoo said. “We had some conversations behind the scenes. I don’t want to get really involved in that a whole heckuva a lot.” (Link) So...yeah

The point was that plenty of guys who are "good process" also wind up being busts. The reasons vary.