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Tepper Continuing To Prove He Doesn't Know What He's Doing

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For someone that wants analytics so bad, he certainly isn't following any trends. The way things are looking in the league during coaching searches are for coaches to be hired first, then they find their GM. It's clear Hurney and Ron had different ideas, but it seems we are going the traditional approach of wanting a coach handpicked by the GM. I'm glad the Bienemy interview went well, as this is who I want. Instead, we fired our coach to get an early head start and it seems we've gotten nowhere. McCarthy on that tweet basically scoffed at coming here and you have to wonder if Hurney is scaring these guys off with his bullshit philosophies of drafting a kicker in the first round or a hybrid WR/QB. McCarthy also had two interviews. We technically did get a head start, but we aren't ahead of the curve. The guys we have been eyeballing aren't even considering us according to rumors out there. Just because Tepper has the most money means he can overpay for someone else's trash. I think Bienemy fits the perfect blend of NFL and college coach. Hopefully they're not looking for Yes men otherwise we end up with Garrett. We should have a better idea after wild card weekend with some of the coaches becoming available. But if we end up in a bidding war for McDaniels or some other trash from another team, this organization will continue to spiral downward. Both of these guys will be the problem.

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Just now, Sam Mills Fan said:

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Didn't know financial standing dictated intelligence. Tell me how that's worked out for Jerry and Al Davis?

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5 minutes ago, Ship said:

One problem that affects this whole country is too many people think rich people are the smartest and always know what they’re doing. 

Many so believe this, but I know many very wealthy people that have no clue about a lot of things. Sadly Tepper has never run a sports franchise and I’m not convinced he will ever be good at it.  Keeping Hurney is the first real sign that he is confused.  

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