Every GM Drafting rankings over thier tenure

[Mr. Scot]

2 minutes ago, The Natural said:

A real GM?!? Have you seen the mess he left behind??? Lmao you're in deep. 

Yeah, those playoff appearances and that Super Bowl trip really sucked.

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, RetiredCollegeCoach said:

Literally written through tears.

Nah.

But hey, I still get to laugh at your pathetic attempts to get people to take you seriously.

Quick tip: If you have to make up a fake persona to get people to listen to you, that's pretty pathetic.

[The Natural]

1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

Yeah, those playoff appearances and that Super Bowl trip really sucked.

I guess going by this logic since we lost the Super Bowl by less points when Hurney was in charge he was obviously better. 

[frash.exe]

lol, another thread that judges GMs by the ever reliable metric of interpreting draft picks and literally nothing else

[Wolfcop]

I have a lot of respect for Mr. Scot, but Hurney is the right GM for us RIGHT NOW. After FA and the draft, the new owner can do what he/she wants to do.

[RetiredCollegeCoach]

4 minutes ago, frash.exe said:

lol, another thread that judges GMs by the ever reliable metric of interpreting draft picks and literally nothing else

Gettle""""""man""""" was even worse outside of his disaster drafting, though. Genuinely hated within the organization, and made utterly inane moves re: player contracts.

People just got overly excited that we had cap space, so ignored the fact that we had cap space because we starved ourselves in free agency and drove key players away with nickel-and-dime bullshit.

[Mr. Scot]

1 minute ago, Wolfcop said:

I have a lot of respect for Mr. Scot, but Hurney is the right GM for us RIGHT NOW. After FA and the draft, the new owner can do what he/she wants to do.

Having somebody who doesn't know what he's doing is never the right call, not even temporarily.

It's not like we get to hit a reset button after Hurney is gone. Whatever moves he makes during this time will have lasting implications.

Suppose, for example, that he trades next year's first round pick to draft a lousy player. The NFL is not going to undo those moves just because we changed owners or GMs.

The sooner he's gone, the better.

[Pimpdaddy]

11 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Having somebody who doesn't know what he's doing is never the right call, not even temporarily.

It's not like we get to hit a reset button after Hurney is gone. Whatever moves he makes during this time will have lasting implications.

Suppose, for example, that he trades next year's first round pick to draft a lousy player. The NFL is not going to undo those moves just because we changed owners or GMs.

The sooner he's gone, the better.

...i totally agree with you... if he gets cute and starts wheelin dealin i will bust a Hurnia...hopefully Riv will have most of the input... and maybe thats not a good idea either... can't wait till both are gone, JR and booze nose...

[Mr. Scot]

1 minute ago, Pimpdaddy said:

...i totally agree with you... if he gets cute and starts wheelin dealin i will bust a Hurnia...hopefully Riv will have most of the input... and maybe thats not a good idea either... can't wait till both are gone, JR and booze nose...

It's a concern.

You have to figure Hurney knows he's not guaranteed a job with the next owner. That means he has to try and do something to show that they should keep him.

If he keeps a level head, maybe that's not too bad. But given what we now know that Hurney has a penchant for crazy projects that people have to try and talk him out of, the potential is there for things to really go off the deep end.

So yeah, the thought of Marty Hurney trying to impress somebody scares me.

I'll say what I said before. I'm just hoping that whatever damage he does is minimal.

[The Natural]

19 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Having somebody who doesn't know what he's doing is never the right call, not even temporarily.

It's not like we get to hit a reset button after Hurney is gone. Whatever moves he makes during this time will have lasting implications.

Suppose, for example, that he trades next year's first round pick to draft a lousy player. The NFL is not going to undo those moves just because we changed owners or GMs.

The sooner he's gone, the better.

Hurney isn't the greatest but he's proven to be a better drafter than Gettleman. If getting rid of Dave is what it took to get rid of Shula I'd say it was well worth it, wouldn't you? 

[frash.exe]

30 minutes ago, Wolfcop said:

I have a lot of respect for Mr. Scot, but Hurney is the right GM for us RIGHT NOW. After FA and the draft, the new owner can do what he/she wants to do.

lol no he’s not

[RetiredCollegeCoach]

Jesus, there are gonna be some actual suicides at this place if we win Super Bowl LIII with Hurney in charge. The level of vitriol is so personal, the grudge so unyielding, that people really might hurt themselves (or worse, a loved one) if things don't go their way.

[Mr. Scot]

6 minutes ago, frash.exe said:

lol no he’s not

It's kinda like saying "Don't worry. Gilligan is only gonna be the captain for three hours."

What could go wrong?

[The Natural]

1 minute ago, RetiredCollegeCoach said:

Jesus, there are gonna be some actual suicides at this place if we win Super Bowl LIII with Hurney in charge. The level of vitriol is so personal, the grudge so unyielding, that people really might hurt themselves (or worse, a loved one) if things don't go their way.

 Sad but true. There are some here who are actively rooting for us to have a bad season.