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Surprise: Brandon Beane Is Now The Bills GM


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Here's hoping that when Getts retires, we still have Acorsi to help with the next guy up. I'm actually ok with Beane going, as I'd rather our GMs be talent and scouting gurus, over being "Beane Counters."

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The first time I heard his name was when Hurney was fired for sucking.

The general huddle feeling was that of dread that this kid would become our GM.

Fast forward, now the huddle acts like we lost our actual GM.

 

Peace out Beane-Boy.

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David Newton ESPN Staff Writer 

The Buffalo Bills have hired Panthers assistant general manager Brandon Beane as their general manager. Not a surprise considering his relationship with new head coach Sean McDermott, Carolinas defensive coordinator the past six seasons. Should make a good tandem.

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1 minute ago, Snake said:

He leaks the Panthers draft board and then just confirms it by being hired by the Bills. What does JR do, yup nothing. Maybe we will get an extra shield on the field this year. Whooooooh 

lol...it's all about moving on 

 

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Mike Rodak ESPN Staff Writer 

Statement from Bills owner Terry Pegula on hiring Tuesday of Panthers assistant GM Brandon Beane as Bills GM: "During our search for a new General Manager, Brandon stood out to Kim and I as he embodies the type of leader and type of person we want in our organization. Brandon has excelled in a variety of roles for a Panthers team that has consistently competed at a high-level in this league. We feel his vast understanding and experience in many facets of football operations will be invaluable to our club moving forward. We also believe his vision for the Buffalo Bills combined with his detailed approach will help build a foundation for sustained success. We are pleased to welcome Brandon and his family to Buffalo."

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