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Browns and Saints will kick our ass. When will Tepper clean house?


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2 minutes ago, Porn Shop Clerk said:

In that case, GM this season, head coach the next. By the time the new GM gets settled in, all the good head coaching prospects will be gobbled up.

I don't think a GM search would necessarily take a long time. If Tepper's feelings about Omar Khan are even half decent, I could see the job being his without much of a delay.

But if it did drag out, that's where a consultant could play a role. Tepper could vet GM options while the consultant reviewed head coaching candidates.

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21 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I don't think a GM search would necessarily take a long time. If Tepper's feelings about Omar Khan are even half decent, I could see the job being his without much of a delay.

But if it did drag out, that's where a consultant could play a role. Tepper could vet GM options while the consultant reviewed head coaching candidates.

Khan's background as a primarily a "cap" guy with little to no scouting background reminds me a bit too much of Marty. I'd rather see someone with a stronger scouting background in the GM role.

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Just now, trueblade said:

Khan's background as a primarily a "cap" guy with little to no scouting background reminds me a bit too much of Marty. I'd rather see someone with a stronger scouting background in the GM role.

Khan isn't actually my favorite choice (for those specific reasons).

He is, however, who I see as the most likely choice.

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