Sounds like Scott Fitterer will continue as Panthers GM in '23

[frankw]

Another thing. I forget his name but there is a guy we have on staff who has worked closely with Fitterer who is from the Jets. Did Matt Rhule force him to do that too? I'm eager to see how he does without the college crap but it's a double edged sword because now he no longer has that card to play. It's all going to be him.

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, Cdparr7 said:

It’s pure speculation at this point but it makes too much sense with their history in Buffalo.

People like Fitterer because of the trades, but when you have Marty Hurney for 2 decades it’s hard to not like the next guy.

Besides, what has Fitt really done? He doesn’t get any of the blame for the cap mess and wasted capital? Matt Rhule had him in a chicken wing with his head pressed against the monitor making him make the deals? No.

Dorsey is a control freak if you can’t tell from how he handles himself on the field and in interviews. Those personalities gravitate towards people they are familiar with.

Our offensive line, for one. Hell, the roster really isn't bad at all, except for a rather obvious hole at signal caller.

Also, for the record, Fitterer and Morgan go back way further than Morgan and Dorsey do.

Dorsey's in no position to demand anything.

[TheSpecialJuan]

I hope we can keep Dan Morgan as assistant GM 

[Basbear]

Just now, Toomers said:

And when those GMs signed up with this teams, they knew they would be judged by the HCs vision. Fitterer chose poorly. 
 

   

If hes remains, he did not chose poorly. 

[Mr. Scot]

2 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

I’ve laid out his insane trades, crap extensions  and poo drafting in detail numerous times.  So yeah in closing fug fitt.    You however struggle to post something positive he has done.   

I've said plenty (just like above) but generally I get a response of "fug fitt", so...

[Basbear]

Just now, TheSpecialJuan said:

I hope we can keep Dan Morgan as assistant GM 

It did feel like a increase in NFL pro level decisions improved when he arrived.  

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, stbugs said:

That’s critical thinking? Well thought out argument.

As mentioned, as much effort as it  deserved

You have a really tough time with pretty much anyone who disagrees with you, hence why you post a lot of text walls which don't say much.

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, Basbear said:

It did feel like a increase in NFL pro level decisions improved when he arrived.  

You'd be correct.

Morgan's experience is as a pro personnel guy. Fitterer has dabbled in it but it's not his thing.

Hence why I think they make a good combo.

[SmokinwithWilly]

43 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

His was bidding against himself.   

With no leverage. T2G was out the door and Rhule had made us desperate. That's not a position of strength to be negotiating from. The Jets could say no and we would still have to pursue it because the only other option was PJ Magic. The trade sucked for damn sure and I wanted no part of Darnold. I would have rather had Minshew for a 5th. 

[Toomers]

Just now, Basbear said:

If hes remains, he did not chose poorly. 

If he doesn’t, when do you think he gets another GM job? Name one team that would trade their GM for him. I fail to see the logic of going with an unproven(or awful) GM with an owner with tons of money and can do much better. The team is still 15M over next years cap(after RA) and is headed to the top pick. Is that good management? Or was Fitt just locked in his office all day? 

    

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, stbugs said:

Again just a simple what’s his best move and please don’t say Horn or Iky? I gave all my arguments plain and clear and you’ve come back with nothing. Just weak replies when you can’t answer.

Adios.

What's his best move but I can't name his draft picks?

Yeah, sure

The roster that's been built here by Fitterer and Morgan, even with Rhule's influence hanging over him, looks decent overall except for the quarterback spot. The OL definitely looks improved, and that after only a single offseason. Hell, throw in that we've actually gotten returns for guys like Greg Little, Dennis Daley and Robbie Anderson.

Meanwhile, the crux of your argument is basically "he worked for Rhule".

So did a lot of guys, James Campen for example.

If you want to talk about weak arguments, that's one of the worst.

[mrcompletely11]

1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

What's his best move but I can't name his draft picks?

Yeah, sure

The roster that's been built here by Fitterer and Morgan, even with Rhule's influence hanging over him, looks decent overall except for the quarterback spot. The OL definitely looks improved, and that after only a single offseason. Hell, throw in that we've actually gotten returns for guys like Greg Little, Dennis Daley and Robbie Anderson.

Meanwhile, the crux of your argument is basically "he worked for Rhule".

So did a lot of guys, James Campen for example.

If you want to talk about weak arguments, that's one of the worst.

If you are planting the flag for fitt doing a good job by getting late round picks then holy fug it’s not even worth discussing with you.  
 

 

[Snake]

I like his activity and think if we ever do get close to a SB he can fill the roster to win. If he hires Dan Quinn though...

[Basbear]

1 minute ago, Toomers said:

If he doesn’t, when do you think he gets another GM job? Name one team that would trade their GM for him. I fail to see the logic of going with an unproven(or awful) GM with an owner with tons of money and can do much better. The team is still 15M over next years cap(after RA) and is headed to the top pick. Is that good management? Or was Fitt just locked in his office all day? 

    

texans may trade for him, raiders another. I thought the anderson move put them in the green for 2023, theres a couple reports stating that. Cap is a mess tho, again I asked, boss walks into your office below his and tells you "resolve the contract deal with robbie, ok, I dont care just get it done and him in the building".  Whos fault is it??

 

Rhule - " marty taught me one thing, you never know how the year plays out, so keep spending money on those loser players".

Finnsererr- "Consider it done"

 

Its clear Finnesererer wanted a GM job and when one out of the 31 opened- He even called Pat stewart to get him a interview, that was after tepper/rhule spent 2 weeks with little but the guy form 49ers and jeff ireland(whom i wanted). 

If hes staying that means he must have gained some power and maybe even a raise....