Keeping the coach and GM seperate

That Guy · 11-14-2006, 02:47 AM

smoot wasn't a mistake. getting lavar out was good. signing marcus and springs and griffin were good. the moss trade was good. but the mistakes were horrendously bad (unproven and overpaid players, wasting draft picks, etc)... if you're dealing with that kind of money and can't be bothered to do due diligence, you're going to screw everything up sooner or later.

the really bad news is that those signings hurt our the ability to field a good team for years by lowering our usable cap space and wasting roster spots on bad players.

11-14-2006, 02:47 AM	#3
That Guy Living Legend Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: VA Age: 42 Posts: 17,553	Re: Keeping the coach and GM seperate smoot wasn't a mistake. getting lavar out was good. signing marcus and springs and griffin were good. the moss trade was good. but the mistakes were horrendously bad (unproven and overpaid players, wasting draft picks, etc)... if you're dealing with that kind of money and can't be bothered to do due diligence, you're going to screw everything up sooner or later. the really bad news is that those signings hurt our the ability to field a good team for years by lowering our usable cap space and wasting roster spots on bad players.

Keeping the coach and GM seperate

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