Mr. Scot

Didn't know of any but I looked it up and apparently the Jets have one. Generally speaking, scouts aren't easy to find info on unless you pull the team's media guide. I know there are a few female assistant coaches (one on Rivera's staff if I remember correctly) and the Eagles have a female VP of Football Operations. She interviewed to become the Assistant GM of the Browns a while back but didn't get the job. (wonder how she'd have felt about Deshaun Watson)

I'm gonna guess that happened around the time Ickey Ekwonu fell to them.

It occurs to me we'd probably have to make some allowances if this were done by Disney as they tend to "idealize" their subjects. The above mentioned "Remember the Titans" as well as Mark Wahlberg playing Vince Papale are examples. Knowing how they work, Disney would probably cast Tom Cruise to play Andy Reid

...word is this year's Panthers Confidential will be out tomorrow. Looking forward to it

Are you going for physical resemblance or a sort of spiritual representation? In "Remember the Titans", Denzel Washington did a great job playing Herman Boone but it's not like he bore much resemblance to him. (hell, Will Patton wasn't exactly the spitting image of Bill Yoast either)

I wouldn't put money on him ever even watching Garoppolo play. His MO is to take up contrarian positions because he thinks it makes him look smarter than others. Given that his positions invariably tend to be wrong, it doesn't really work out that way. When debating, he'll look up a stat or an article that kinda sorta maybe in a way if you don't think about it too hard supports his position and then stick with that as if it were a final authority (even after it's debunked). He can't keep up with an actual debate so it's pretty much all he's got. It's equally obvious that he doesn't really understand football given his reliance on the things mentioned above. I get that he wants to be part of the conversation, and I'm pretty sure I know why. Normally wouldn't fault him for that, but the track he takes trying to act superior to others makes me lose sympathy for him.

Kevin James? Man, what the hell were those casting people thinking?

Just saw that. Not sure exactly what her role will be. Kinda cool, though. Still haven't hired a Director of Pro Scouting to replace Matt Allen. Starting to wonder if they're going to.

Khan was a guy I always feared a little because he doesn't have as strong a personnel background as others. Guess we'll see how he does.

Not sure if there'll be much in the way of news but it's possible. Also not sure why Steve Wilks' picture is backward

Related... The Commanders (that still doesn't feel right) signed former (temporary) Panthers Aaron Monteiro yesterday.

Hence why Browns ownership and leadership are not exactly the most popular people in the league right now.

Ellis, Verge and others had Corral as our number one QB prior to the draft. I know there's narrative manipulation and all, but this is one I'm buying. Hell, they'd have to have been fortune tellers to see how this played out.

Not if he saves Rhule's job...

He's not as good as he thinks he is, either.

I'm guessing you're not familiar with this guy, so here's some info. Panthers hire Dan Morgan as Assistant General Manager Assistant GM Dan Morgan is back where he started Dan Morgan through the years Does that help broaden your understanding, Chuck?

Foles just signed with the Colts.

But not always... We had indications of this before the draft as well. And it fits in with McAdoo's MO.

Hey Igo...

Following in Colbert's footsteps is gonna be a tough job. Wouldn't wish that on any new GM.

The Steelers will be picking from two internal candidates in Omar Khan and Brandon Hunt, as well as external candidates Ryan Cowden (Titans) Doug Whaley (former Bills GM) Andy Weidl (Eagles) and John Spytek (Buccaneers). Panthers Assistant GM Dan Morgan did not get a second interview. And with all due respect to Morgan's career goals, I'm good with that.

Transferring around to different colleges... Don't know much about him but that sounds like an awfully familiar MO.

Quoting again from Jonathan Alexander's Observer article... Garoppolo’s recent shoulder surgery, as well as his injury history, is a far greater concern for some within the organization. The Panthers want no part of his $26.9 million salary, and the 49ers haven’t shown a willingness to take to carry those payments in a trade.

The terms are almost secondary at this point. The trade only happens if Cleveland eats the majority of that salary.

Speaking of quarterbacks, here's a name... "I'll take 'Things I could say but I shouldn't' for a hundred, Alex"