A.J. Smith to be Redskins GM?

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by diehardskin2982

the three of them together could be something interesting. Allen as President, AJ as senior executive, McC taking over for Scott C. The question is who stops Dan from chasing shinny Free agents and busts players her get obsessed with?

This would be ideal IMO. I think McC, while a great talent at choosing talent, still has to prove he can handle himself accordingly. These incidents were rather recent and I would like AJ and bruce over him. That's the last thing this organization needs right now is a high level executive effing up. The league's not in the mood of tolerating major eff ups right now.

[Hog1]

I seriously hope Redskins One is landing on a small farm on the west coast right now.....

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by Hog1

I seriously hope Redskins One is landing on a small farm on the west coast right now.....

Nose first.

i kid...i kid.

[SFREDSKIN]

Report: Raiders turned down by 49ers' former personnel man - San Jose Mercury News

[SirLK26]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

Nose first.

i kid...i kid.

Is it wrong that this made me laugh?

Well played, NC.

[Skins1570]

Sound like it might be good news to us that Scot McCloughan turned down the Raiders.

[Hog1]

cool....

[JoeRedskin]

So is the McCloughlin /AJ Smith choice an either/or choice? Or would they be working together? Seems to me they both are GM position level guys.

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[Paintrain]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

So is the McCloughlin /AJ Smith choice an either/or choice? Or would they be working together? Seems to me they both are GM position level guys.

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I read somewhere earlier today (I did a quick search on Twitter but couldn't find the link/source) that there's still a play for both to come aboard because Smith is still reluctant to move to DC full time as would be required but he still may get a 'promotion'. There's probably a structure that works for both of them to share power a la Bethard and Casserley back in the day.

For example Smith could be over pro personnel like pro scouts, free agents, maybe even involved in final say on the 53 while McC could be the director of football operations and oversee the entire scouting department, draft, coaching staff, football decisions and the ultimate decision maker for any player acquisition or release.

Either way, as long as Allen is off hosting an alumni picnic while the adults are making these decisons, it's an improvement.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Paintrain

I read somewhere earlier today (I did a quick search on Twitter but couldn't find the link/source) that there's still a play for both to come aboard because Smith is still reluctant to move to DC full time as would be required but he still may get a 'promotion'. There's probably a structure that works for both of them to share power a la Bethard and Casserley back in the day.

For example Smith could be over pro personnel like pro scouts, free agents, maybe even involved in final say on the 53 while McC could be the director of football operations and oversee the entire scouting department, draft, coaching staff, football decisions and the ultimate decision maker for any player acquisition or release.

Either way, as long as Allen is off hosting an alumni picnic while the adults are making these decisons, it's an improvement.

I could see it working, but only if Smith's 2nd cousin on his mother's side WASN'T the one who accidentally knocked up Scot's aunt of his father's 3rd wife who incidentally really liked Snyder's father business sense. If the 2nd cousin was that same person and both sign on then we are totally and completely screwed.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

I could see it working, but only if Smith's 2nd cousin on his mother's side WASN'T the one who accidentally knocked up Scot's aunt of his father's 3rd wife who incidentally really liked Snyder's father business sense. If the 2nd cousin was that same person and both sign on then we are totally and completely screwed.

NOBODY expects the good ol' boy network! Our chief weapon is networking...networking and fear...fear and networking.... our two weapons are fear and networking...and ruthless efficiency.... Our three weapons are fear, networking, and ruthless efficiency...and an almost fanatical devotion to a coach/GM we already know.... Our four...no... amongst our weapons.... amongst our weaponry...are such elements as fear, networking.... I'll come in again.

[Evilgrin]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

NOBODY expects the good ol' boy network! Our chief weapon is networking...networking and fear...fear and networking.... our two weapons are fear and networking...and ruthless efficiency.... Our three weapons are fear, networking, and ruthless efficiency...and an almost fanatical devotion to a coach/GM we already know.... Our four...no... amongst our weapons.... amongst our weaponry...are such elements as fear, networking.... I'll come in again.

Pretty much this exactly. If you really think about it though, these guy have zero chance of finding talent though.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by Paintrain

I read somewhere earlier today (I did a quick search on Twitter but couldn't find the link/source) that there's still a play for both to come aboard because Smith is still reluctant to move to DC full time as would be required but he still may get a 'promotion'. There's probably a structure that works for both of them to share power a la Bethard and Casserley back in the day.

For example Smith could be over pro personnel like pro scouts, free agents, maybe even involved in final say on the 53 while McC could be the director of football operations and oversee the entire scouting department, draft, coaching staff, football decisions and the ultimate decision maker for any player acquisition or release.

Either way, as long as Allen is off hosting an alumni picnic while the adults are making these decisons, it's an improvement.

I draw the opposite conclusion.

If we bring both McCloughlin and AJ Smith on board, neither would have any real power. They both would essentially be consultants. It would show the same pattern we've seen: that Bruce will only make changes which do not threaten his power and authority.

[Skins1570]

Originally Posted by Lotus

I draw the opposite conclusion.

If we bring both McCloughlin and AJ Smith on board, neither would have any real power. They both would essentially be consultants. It would show the same pattern we've seen: that Bruce will only make changes which do not threaten his power and authority.

I disagree Scot McCoughan turned down the Raiders job because they wouldn't give him the power of football operations if he comes here he will have control over all football decsions.

[HOGnificent]

Originally Posted by Paintrain

Either way, as long as Allen is off hosting an alumni picnic while the adults are making these decisons, it's an improvement.

LOL, that is an awesome quote!!