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Ryan Poles trying to drive up the cost of the #1 pick

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ForJimmy Grand Master

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25 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

There was a pretty big change on that front though (a fired coach).

Is there a change like that you can anticipate happening now?

I’m just saying everything is very fluid. Burns may want too much money for example. Especially after hearing what they turned down for him.

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On 3/6/2023 at 8:23 AM, NAS said:

I think Fitterer put it in perspective last week during the press conference.  If you trade up and mortgage your future, you better have really strong conviction about the QB you're draft.  I honestly think only CJ Stroud is the pick that would warrant that risk.

Imagine we trade up to #1 for AR-15.

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7 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I'd rather do something to keep my job now even if it means maybe get fired in two years versus getting fired now for not doing the thing.

He is going to.keep swinging for homeruns. At least that is what he said. He will likely cover his bases by moving up for a rookie and getting a vet or two as well. If you cover your bases and do what Tepper wants you dont have to worry about getting fired.

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24 minutes ago, Wolfcop said:

Yeah, starting to think the only way we would get AR would be at 9.

This may have already been discussed in one of the many QB threads but I wonder how much stock we can put into the AR talk.

 

It seems odd that we’re apparently such an open book in regards to him and Levis when our coaching search was kept under wraps so well. 
 

I understand this is different as there are many more people involved (scouts, etc) but do wonder how much can be believed. 

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10 minutes ago, PantherMan89 said:

This may have already been discussed in one of the many QB threads but I wonder how much stock we can put into the AR talk.

 

It seems odd that we’re apparently such an open book in regards to him and Levis when our coaching search was kept under wraps so well. 
 

I understand this is different as there are many more people involved (scouts, etc) but do wonder how much can be believed. 

Yeah the coaching stuff is behind closed doors. I can't imagine how much speculation and opinion is shared between scouts and journalists at the combine. It's all BS til we actually get to Pro Day visits and 30 visits, then it could still be some bluffing going on about who or who not we visit with

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13 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I'd rather do something to keep my job now even if it means maybe get fired in two years versus getting fired now for not doing the thing.

I'd rather do the right thing so when I apply for future NFL GM jobs I can say "well I didn't cripple my last franchise in a desperate attempt to save my job".

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2 hours ago, OldhamA said:

I'd rather do the right thing so when I apply for future NFL GM jobs I can say "well I didn't cripple my last franchise in a desperate attempt to save my job".

U can always blame it on Tepper in your next job interview. How’s the other team gunna know for sure?

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2 hours ago, OldhamA said:

I'd rather do the right thing so when I apply for future NFL GM jobs I can say "well I didn't cripple my last franchise in a desperate attempt to save my job".

You want to do nothing like we have done ever since Cam has left. It’s worked great so far. Makes sense…

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