Dodds is out

[BurnNChinn]

I said the other day we could be headed down the road of the Browns the last 20+ years. I’m really starting to wonder about Tepper not knowing much about owning a team. Everyone was for him just because he has money and can outbid people, that sh!t don’t matter in the NFL.

[trueblade]

9 minutes ago, BurnNChinn said:

 Everyone was for him just because he has money and can outbid people, that sh!t don’t matter in the NFL.

We were pretty split on the ownership thing. There was a strong push for Navarro, among others.

[Clicheking]

I think it's only a bad sign that he didn't like something he saw in our organization only if he take a job elsewhere. Either way fug em, I want someone that wants to be here. I think Peters may be our guy

[Basbear]

fug you too, half dead mother fuger

[NAS]

Why do people freak out over this? What makes Dodds right? If he didn’t like the job, that’s his prerogative, but it doesn’t make our organization stupid for wanting a different type of approach to this position. 

[Jon Snow]

Did anyone ever think that maybe he withdrew because he realized he wasn't getting the job and decided to withdraw to avoid being turned down?  Either way forget him.

[LinvilleGorge]

6 hours ago, trueblade said:

Dobbs might not be staying in Indy though.

 

If you're looking for a true GM role with full roster control and the power to hire/fire a coach then we're not that. That's the reality. A lot of GM candidates aren't looking for a committee approach to implement Tepper and/or Rhule's philosophy. They want to build an organization to implement their philosophy.

When we fired Hurney before the season ended, I figured we'd move quickly. After the massive list of interviews, now I'm thinking that Tepper and Rhule might be struggling to find someone willing to be their third wheel.