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Updated 1st HC to be fired Odds

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Mr. Scot Grand Master

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Dan Snyder gave Ron Rivera full power in the organization and basically allowed him to restructure the front office as he saw fit.

That restructure included getting rid of popular front office guy Kyle Smith in favor of former Panthers GM Marty Hurney along with former Lions GM (and Panthers GM candidate) Martin Mayhew.

Mayhew is best remembered as the architect of the Lions team that went 0-16.

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29 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Dan Snyder gave Ron Rivera full power in the organization and basically allowed him to restructure the front office as he saw fit.

That restructure included getting rid of popular front office guy Kyle Smith in favor of former Panthers GM Marty Hurney along with former Lions GM (and Panthers GM candidate) Martin Mayhew.

Mayhew is best remembered as the architect of the Lions team that went 0-16.

he was the man behind drafting 4 WRs in the first round within 5 years..... 

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35 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Dan Snyder gave Ron Rivera full power in the organization and basically allowed him to restructure the front office as he saw fit.

That restructure included getting rid of popular front office guy Kyle Smith in favor of former Panthers GM Marty Hurney along with former Lions GM (and Panthers GM candidate) Martin Mayhew.

Mayhew is best remembered as the architect of the Lions team that went 0-16.

That's not going so well for him it seems.  Marty Hurney is the kiss of death to a franchise. 

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