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Hurney is "the worst GM in the NFL"


Jeremy Igo

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Just now, Car123 said:

Please, without an experienced Cam Newton we would be drafting in the top 10. Cam is the x-factor.

Cam is not good enough to win without a good enough team around him. No one is. Not Brady, not Brees, not Manning, no one.

Hurney is a poor roster builder, even with Cam on the team.

You haven't got the first clue how this works.

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Just now, Mr. Scot said:

Cam is not good enough to win without a good enough team around him. No one is. Not Brady, not Brees, not Manning, no one.

Hurney is a poor roster builder, even with Cam on the team.

You haven't got the first clue how this works.

You’re saying we would have the same record with any Joe Schmo at qb? Got it.

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5 hours ago, AceBoogie said:

I came here to commment on just that. What people are really talking about are those contracts handed out after the lockout. That was all JR to show people he was committed to spending after gutting the roster in preparation for the lockout. 

JR was even quoted referencing it after people made claims he was cheap. He had  everything to do with it.

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Just now, Mr. Scot said:

I'm saying he cut your favorite player. We  had our best season and went to the Super Bowl shortly after that.

Grow up and get over it.

Fyi, I didn’t mind him cutting Steve Smith. I did have a problem with how he did it and what we replaced him with.

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21 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

So now, in the effort to make it seem like Hurney knows what he's doing, we've elevated Delhomme's play to "All Pro" level...

Good grief.

I don’t like revisionist history either but Jake had a good run.  Won’t bad mouth his time here. (Well, before the AZ game)

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55 minutes ago, joeyxfresco said:

He also wanted to trade the pick that ended up being Cam so he can he can draft up to get Clausen but miraculously  couldn’t find a suitor.

Finding a QB is probably the hardest job to do far as building a team. Nobody new how bad clausen was gonna be BEFORE he was drafted and some mocks leading up to the draft had him going in the top 10. Consider hurney one of the guys who was sold him. Go into next he takes cam number one overall when a lot of other GMs wouldnt have done it. It swings back and forth.

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Just now, CPF4LIFE said:

Finding a QB is probably the hardest job to do far as building a team. Nobody new how bad clausen was gonna be BEFORE he was drafted and some mocks leading up to the draft had him going in the top 10. 

The 31 other GMs who passed on him, including the ones whose teams were badly in need of a quarterback, can certainly be credited with knowing more than we did.

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Hurney and Gettleman both made mistakes that probably cost us Super Bowl victories. I think there is a good chance that Hurney learned from his mistakes. He has certainly made at least 2 very good moves since he has been back this time. I am willing to give him a shot (with a short leash).

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