NFL: Titans part ways with GM Jon Robinson

[onmyown]

would take him in a heartbeat over Fitz 

not because he’s so good per se but because Fit was a god awful hiring 

Edited December 6, 2022 by onmyown

[Snake]

I'm guessing the feeling was the GM was holding them back not the coaching staff. I like it though. If you are not moving forward you are moving back. 

[Snake]

2 hours ago, TheBigKat said:

considering how the Eagles just dismantled them, part of me feels that he was strong on getting rid of Brown and that has blown up in his face

Well that and Willis looks like complete trash. 

[trueblade]

1 hour ago, BrianS said:

He fired the coach who gave the Titans their first back to back winning seasons since 2007 and hired the guy who took them to the AFC Championship where Mahomes finally ended their season.  Look at the QB's who have knocked them out since 2016:  Brady, Mahomes, Jackson, Burrow.  That's like murderers row of QB's.

 

That's life in the AFC. You either have an elite QB or you're getting KO'ed in the playoffs by a team with an elite QB. 

[bandu]

Jon Robinson would be a definite upgrade over what we currently have in Scott Fitterer 

& a much needed upgrade to say the least...

Edited December 6, 2022 by bandu

[Mr. Scot]

Just extended him this past February...

 

[Martin]

He drafted a head case in the first round in 2020, Isiah Wilson. He drafted an injured CB in the first round in 2021, he let AJ Brown go etc.

So there was plenty to choose from tbh.

[Martin]

1 hour ago, bandu said:

Jon Robinson would be a definite upgrade over what we currently have in Scott Fitterer 

& a much needed upgrade to say the least...

Why would he be an update? I’m not that impressed by him tbh

[Mr. Scot]

Around the league, and even within the Titans own building, the move is being greeted with... skepticism

[CamTheMan]

Getting the vibe that most people disrespecting him as an executive don't actually pay attention to the league outside of this team. This was his 20th season working in the NFL and he has been on 3 losing teams (Tampa Bay from 2013-2015). In that time they drafted multiple pro bowlers and doubled their win total, until he got poached by the Titans. In his time in Tennessee, they never had a losing season and had a combined record of 66-43 (60%), good for 9th best in the league during that span. 

 

He made some mistakes and lost a power struggle within the organization, so it was probably a good time to move on. With that said, he successfully rebuilt them, he has a good reputation around the league, and he has had more success than any executive that we have had. He'd be an upgrade imo

[BAMFpanther]

11 hours ago, MasterAwesome said:

Nobody can convince me that's not Scott Fitterer with a beard.  NFL thumb-headed GMs have just been put on high alert.

 

I was hoping for this comment! I was thinking the same thing lol