hagan714

just being generalizing in my statement.

If the DC is at the mercy of player operation and has to take what he gets than that is a risk i can see happening.

I would owe the site and Rob a huge apology.

IMO an approach like this to the drafting makes no sense whats so ever and would make me really worried about the front office organization as a whole.

Basic ideology is completely flawed.

AsylumGuido

No doubt the DC and OC have some input at some point in time, but player personnel, GM and head coach would be the ones come up with the list first.

hagan714

I have a few emails out.

But my issue with player personnel as you have him is the basic job description does not fit it really.

I always viewed them as the Chatty Cathy's of the NFL. they know all the dirty. that is their job. A NFL Social Butterfly Society member

Or "THE" Executive Secretary.

I never really viewed him as the person who selects anyone. but i am sure there are times when he has the swaying statement or two. his research gathering must be flawless and his source must be solid. or your sunk.

So in no way do i minimize his role in any off this. he is huge in getting every thing ready for the off season

If the GM, OC or DC want more info on players he is the guy to get it.

just do not ask him to get the coffee. Do not get on his bad side either. last person you want to give you a bad recommendation for your next job.


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GM - i understand his role and to Mickey's credit he has done a solid job. It can not be easy when both DC and OC want a pick and refuse to budge

As soon as i get a response or two i will post it

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