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Hurney when he was on ESPNradio


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I was thinking about what Hurney might do in the interim and it struck me, he has a talk show and I'm almost positive he must have voiced opinions about our current team. Such as player personnel or what he would do if he was GM again. 

So anyone feel like trying to dig anything up? I'm going to try but it would he interesting to get a idea since now he won't ever tip his hat under the organization

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I used to listen to his show every day, but I haven't listened in probably a year or so. Like the others said, he was never overly critical of the team or offering things he would do differently. As you may suspect, he didn't ruffle many feathers. But it was interesting to hear his perspective because he could speak about the inner workings of the org and how a GM may look at certain situations.

He did frequently mention that he recognized his mistakes during his tenure, and it always sounded to me like he wanted another shot somewhere. 

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