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So how is the Panthers GM search going?


Jeremy Igo

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2 minutes ago, RoaringRiot said:

Even if the Panthers were going to hire a new GM before the new owner is in place (they're not) they wouldn't do it until after the season is over. The only teams making moves now are the ones whose seasons are done. 

Not really.

The GM position is open, has been for several months, and has little to do with the performance on the field. 

If the Panthers had any intention of finding a good young gm they would have started phone calls yesterday.

But you are right, they aren't. Not because of timing, but because Hurney was only named interim to skirt the Rooney rule.

Hopefully new ownership will have better judgement on the position 

 

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28 minutes ago, Squirrel said:

Better hope for a quick sale.  But the earliest it will be approved is March.  

I'm ok rolling with Hurney next season. He just can't trade any picks. 

This is like letting Engelbert into the candy shop and telling him he cant eat the candy.  

 

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1 hour ago, RoaringRiot said:

The owner search is going to trump the GM search. 

I'm 95.6% sure that the team will not have anything to do with looking for a GM until the new owner is in place. We'll surely have Hurney through his contract in May. Just hopefully not longer.

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1 minute ago, thomas96 said:

I'm 95.6% sure that the team will not have anything to do with looking for a GM until the new owner is in place. We'll surely have Hurney through his contract in May. Just hopefully not longer.

Curious about the math on this one 

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I'm probably in the minority, but I actually think Hurney might be better for the current state of the team than people think.  It isn't that I think he's proven to be a good GM - quite the contrary, actually.  However, we're already a team with a lot of established players.  I have more faith in Hurney making a push for a big time playmaker on offense through free agency, especially with JR out, than I did with Gettleman (who I thought highly of).

I don't think we're lost with Hurney.  Even if we were to stick with him for the next year or two.  It would be years down the road before his bad tendencies would begin to affect us IMO.  But I think he's fine for the short-term.

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The #Texans have hired a search firm and are going through the process of hiring a GM to replace Rick Smith, sources say. External names expected to receive interest: Nick Caserio & Monti Ossenfort (#Patriots), Brian Gaine (#Bills), and Brian Gutekunst (#Packers).

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Honestly Hurney will be here next season and should. Not because he deserves the job, but you can’t hire a damn gm without the new owner signing off on it or you could end up with a one and done GM. Let Hurney keep the job for now and allow the new owner to make his decisions when he/she gets here. Don’t want to turn into the Browns. 

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1 hour ago, Jeremy Igo said:

I tend to think finding a good young gm would increase the worth of the team, as opposed to someone who has already failed once. 

I mean the team is in the playoffs right now. That’s what’s attractive to a new owner. Why hire some guy he might fire as soon as he takes over? Let him kick Hurney out when he gets here. 

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