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Mr. Scot

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Interesting point by The Athletic FS this week—

It’s clear we want a culture builder and someone who comes in and establish an identity. That is superseding the offensive guru type. We’re likely wanting best of both worlds, but don’t be surprised if we end up zeroing in on Macdonald or Weaver in BAL. 

 

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Just now, Bear Hands said:

Interesting point by The Athletic FS this week—

It’s clear we want a culture builder and someone who comes in and establish an identity. That is superseding the offensive guru type. We’re likely wanting best of both worlds, but don’t be surprised if we end up zeroing in on Macdonald or Weaver in BAL. 

 

I LOVE MacDonald as a candidate.

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Just now, Bear Hands said:

Interesting point by The Athletic FS this week—

It’s clear we want a culture builder and someone who comes in and establish an identity. That is superseding the offensive guru type. We’re likely wanting best of both worlds, but don’t be surprised if we end up zeroing in on Macdonald or Weaver in BAL. 

Kind of an odd thought since we haven't inquired about Weaver that I've seen.

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On 1/8/2024 at 10:12 PM, Mage said:

At the end of the day, all that matters is if you are good at your job.  It doesn't matter if you are a "roster builder" GM or an "analytics" GM.  

And across the NFL you are seeing more analytically-driven decisions by teams.  Hell, Ryan Poles, who has gotten the Bears into the perfect spot, is an analytics guy.  It really doesn't matter what side of the table you lean on, as long as you are good at whatever it is you preach.

Ryan Poles has drafted poorly. That's a bad team in Chicago.

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2 hours ago, jfra78 said:

Don't know anything about him, but I can just see all the clown profiles now

Any Harbaugh fans will love him because he is cut from that tree if we don't get Jim Harbaugh. I think he will pull some Harbaugh guys from the offensive side to help get this offense going.... Definitely one of my top 5 to become HC.

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4 hours ago, Bear Hands said:

Interesting point by The Athletic FS this week—

It’s clear we want a culture builder and someone who comes in and establish an identity. That is superseding the offensive guru type. We’re likely wanting best of both worlds, but don’t be surprised if we end up zeroing in on Macdonald or Weaver in BAL. 

 

I saw a fan on twitter this week talking about how apparently on like the first day of rookie mini camp or OTAs or something John Fox questioned the toughness of every single player on the team. Not sure if true or not but we need that so bad.

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