Voth: "We're not in the front office"

[Mr. Scot]

Basically: "Thanks for the enthusiasm, but the social media team doesn't work in the front office and the people who do work there don't read your social media posts."

This is in response to a video of Frisman Jackson coaching receivers at the Senior Bowl getting numerous responses about trading for Deshaun Watson.

[davos]

I imagine ~13 teams social medias are going to be flooded with "TRADE FOR WATSON" stuff until this saga is done with.

[CRA]

but Front Offices do get the word on what the buzz is on social media/online.  Maybe not everything, but they know when a fan base is really unhappy about X or want Y. 

 

[Moo Daeng]

10 minutes ago, CRA said:

but Front Offices do get the word on what the buzz is on social media/online.  Maybe not everything, but they know when a fan base is really unhappy about X or want Y. 

 

Hopefully they never make decisions based on fans buzz.

[CRA]

9 minutes ago, Moo Daeng said:

Hopefully they never make decisions based on fans buzz.

I would never  say they make decisions based off of fan buzz.  I do think fans can influence some things though.  Just like any successful business, customers always have some influence.  

For example, I think fan buzz can factor into when coaches get the axe.   Fans could be the difference between in an in season firing or waiting until the end.   Coach was getting fired no matter what.  Maybe if they give the fans that it can help w/ attendance in late pointless games as an example. 

 

 

 

[t96]

Why did you post this? Frankly, anyone who doesn’t know this or understand this is a moron. And yes that includes all those twitter folk writing whatever comments Bill is responding to. Not really thread worthy.