D.G.saved this season regardless of what some think

[OriginalPantherDan]

Since day one, my only issue with Dave has been how high he chooses to pull up his coaches shorts. He jacks them bitches up like a champ.

So high, he has to decide whether he's dressing "left" or "right" for the day.

[Ruff]

But, I've grown to trust Gettleman more. Do I like him? Not really. I don't think he's very personable. I think he uses Rivera as a mouthpiece and leaves him out to dry more than he should.

But, like Scot has said. We need a talent evaluator. And Gettleman has shown he's 100% that.

[UpstatePanther]

He did, and cried like a little bitch.

 

hey Zod, can you tell this dude what you told me and Kettle at the tailgate about Big Cat?

[sml1950]

IMO the tipping point for Gman's decision to tag Hardy was to keep him away from Tampa or Atlanta. TB spent it's money on Johnson and while Atl is in dire need of a pass rusher, Hardy is now so radioactive that most teams will avoid the controversy.

[Davis83]

Gman knows how to find players, so who cares about his personality?

- winning consistently cures everything!

[Kevin Greene]

This season's success wont be decided by DG's decisions on the Defensive Line but rather the Offensive Line.

Stay tuned.

[Who Said What?]

I wonder if Hurney would have given Hardy a huge 5 year contract? Imagine the hell we would be in now if that had happened.

 

If Hurney were here, Hardy would have a six year 86 million dollar deal and we would be starting Thomas Keiser.  And you know who his back up would be right?  If you thought Everette Brown, you are correct.

[Mr. Scot]

Okay, there's some images I didn't wanna think about

[top dawg]

It is very amusing seeing all these people who screamed the sky is falling all off season and hated DG for no valid reason, there wasn't one reason to think he couldn't get the job done, now saying they knew all along we would be fine and just changing their argument to try and save face.

 

I think that it's more about people who don't actually listen and who can't discriminate between not liking certain moves that Dave Gettleman made (or didn't as it were), but believing in Gettleman's overall effort.  It is either a sign of immaturity or either being disingenuous, pretentious or contentious for the sake of appearing right about something, when you are totally wrong.

 

The only real point of criticism that Gettleman received during the offseason was the way that he handled the releasing of Steve Smith (not the actual cutting of Smith, mind you).  That was the main point of contention. Within that same vein, there are people like myself who believes that our WR corps would be better to this day if we still had Smith, but, speaking for myself, it is what it is.  No need to keep belaboring the point.  

 

The fact is, speaking for myself, Gettleman proved his worth during the offseason last year, and I have been a G-man supporter ever since, and I challenge anyone to find anything really critical that I've said regarding him other than the way he handled Smitty's release, and to a lesser extent disappointment that he didn't take a chance on James Hurst in round 6 (which was a minor criticism, which is naturally going to happen sometimes).  

 

Don't be the guy who accuses people of saying "the sky is falling" because they don't agree with everything that G-man does.  That notion is probably inaccurate for 90 percent (and probably more) of the people on the Huddle in reference to G-man's overall job.

[Cpt slay a ho]

only 2 games........

[Jmac]

So 2013 never happened...could of sworn we went 12-4. Must have been a dream.If he hadn't stacked the DE position we would be sucking wind with Hardy gone.

[thefuzz]

DG, IMO so far is the best GM in the NFC South.

 

He is a football guy, and has a specific direction he wants to take this team to make us consistently competitive.

 

I love it.