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Dan Morgan is an awful GM


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While I hate the Dionte trade I don't think it's call Dan a bad GM yet. He revamped our offensive line in one offseason - yes the defense suffered because of this but we KNEW that was going to happen. DJ having an unpredictable blood clot and Derrick Brown gettin hurt made that decision look worse. The draft is still TBD, although it's very possible he got four contributors to this team in the first four rounds which is FAR better than we've done in like almost ten years of drafting. 

You can't rebuild Rome in a day. Dan was faced with a near impossible task. I still have faith in him 

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3 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Logically, it is. 

Now that said, early returns aren't great. 

For whatever you think of hIm, Fitterer had a plan. He articulated that plan on a regular basis.

Did he execute that plan successfully? No, but the plan itself at least made sense. 

Perhaps I haven't listened enough, but if Morgan has articulated any sort of plan, I missed it.

If Fitterer’s plan was to trade all the good players away to draft shitter replacements, mission accomplished. Otherwise I have no idea what his plan actually was. 

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Said it before, but after last year's disaster, Tepper should have fired anyone and everyone associated with that season, even the f'ing janitor.  This franchise is doomed until Tepper sells, bottom line.  He simply can't keep his nose out of things and does nothing but hire 'yes men'.  I checked out on this team years ago, so these moves/results don't bother me.  I get that Tepper feels like he should play a part in his investment, but the problem is that he doesn't know what he's doing and wont hire/listen to people who actually do.  

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Fitt's back breaking moves killed this franchise. Dan hasn't made any critical mistakes that would make me think he's a bad GM yet. Jury is still out. To make a move like this likely means that Diontee was locker room cancer and fed up with being here. So instead of cutting him we got a little something instead of nothing. Not the end of the word. It's not like missing out on 2 first round picks for Brian Burns or something. It's a dinky little move in a nothing season that no one will remember in a year. Great deal? No. It's likely Canales wanted Diontee gone because of a rotten attitude imo, and we got few little sheckles in the process. Yeah we're on the hook for the money for this season, but I don't want that money helping us this season. Burn it. Trade another good player. Go for it. Tank this down all the way, burn the tank, and sell the spare parts. 1-16 is what everyone here should want. Idc about the 3 million. Keep losing. We'll try and fix this next season without most of these poop players and horrible DC.

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