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How many GM's draft better than Hurney?


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1 minute ago, Cpt slay a ho said:

So it seems like you’re dead set on whomever keeps hurney as a gm doesn’t know what they’re doing.....I mean jr fine but if tepper keeps him he doesn’t know what he’s doing, if *insert nfl owner* hires him they don’t know what they’re doing 

I think when the dust settles in April you will not see Hurney in that position. 

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1 minute ago, MasterAwesome said:

So if Hurney sucks cause no one would hire him after he was fired, does that also mean Ron Rivera, Mike Shula, and Dave Gettleman are great at their jobs?  I mean hey, they were all hired immediately elsewhere after we fired them...they must be pretty good!  Is that how it works?

Great no, competent, absolutely

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2 minutes ago, Cpt slay a ho said:

So it seems like you’re dead set on whomever keeps hurney as a gm doesn’t know what they’re doing.....I mean jr fine but if tepper keeps him he doesn’t know what he’s doing, if *insert nfl owner* hires him they don’t know what they’re doing 

There are actually several NFL owners out there who don't know what they're doing. Tapper may or may not be one of them. We don't know yet.

Funny thing is though that even the ones who everybody acknowledges don't know what they're doing weren't interested in Marty.

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7 minutes ago, Cpt slay a ho said:

 

the second part is a separate discussion from his draft choices  

Not really. Teams build through the draft and drafting players who fit your scheme and end up being good players is critical to managing the cap. 

Hurney has hit some home runs in the draft, no doubt about it. But actually using the draft to build the team has been less than adequate IMO.

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1 minute ago, MasterAwesome said:

Except Ron was hired immediately after we fired him.  So by ur logicz, he's actually a good coach.

I would say he is a good coach in the fact that he knows how to establish a culture and control a roster of a team.  Something that Washington was in dire need of.  The x and o part of it has passed him by IMO.

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1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

There are actually several NFL owners out there who don't know what they're doing. Tapper may or may not be one of them. We don't know yet.

Funny thing is though that even the ones who everybody acknowledges don't know what they're doing weren't interested in Marty.

If they knew what they’re were doing they wouldn’t  have the need for a gm? Correct 
 

because the owners who do know what they’re doing usually don’t go gm hunting for long periods of time 

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Just now, Cpt slay a ho said:

If they knew what they’re were doing they wouldn’t  have the need for a gm? Correct 

because the owners who do know what they’re doing usually don’t go gm hunting for long periods of time 

I'm starting to sense that you've lost track of your own spin :thinking:

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Just now, Mr. Scot said:

By Dan Snyder.

So no.

Gotcha..move those goalposts, buddy.  "He sucks if he doesn't get hired by another organization.  Oh what he did?  Well no, not that organization obviously!".

Did Gettleman bringing Shula to the Giants count then?  I know you're quite the fan of him to say the least, so is Shula therefore a good offensive coordinator?

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2 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

Not really. Teams build through the draft and drafting players who fit your scheme and end up being good players is critical to managing the cap. 

Hurney has hit some home runs in the draft, no doubt about it. But actually using the draft to build the team has been less than adequate IMO.

You can’t just rely on draft picks to fill the roster, after round 1 the percentage to hit in a pick drops drastically 

I think the patriots a couple seasons ago had a draft where they only retained 1 player from it, and Bill is regarded as a top gm in most nfl circles 

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