jeremy2020

yea..why not link to whatever sources you found?

I can't imagine he'll make it at offensive line in the NFL. There's a reason these big guys don't dominate the league. Too easy to nullify their impact. Seems like making him a TE might have been a better idea. It would be easy to throw to him up where only he could get at it.

I just want everyone to know that I did win a power struggle with MacCagnan and now I am manager of Dunkin Donuts Store #2817291029

some guys aren't even worth a roster spot at minimal salary

"Competition" is the new mantra of coaches and Kickers are an easy place to do it compared to say...center.

I am very pleased with you, Jetstream. Only 1 viable candidate in the poll.

Claiborne was alright here, but man, Kelvin Benjamin and Sam Bradford...really?

I like that the very first player in this list is not a free agent.

but as previously said...GMs were working in the front office...HCs were coaches before they took over the top job.

Whoa, whoa, when the hell did this happen? I haven't seen anything on the board about this before now.

Holy sh*tballs, you can't be serious? We're talking about GMs...you used first time HCs as an example and then I pointed out how your example doesn't work...Are you saying that this is not what happened because it's kinda right there in the posts..

..and then you brought up "First time HCs" How drunk are you?

who were...head coaches in college, coordinators or at least position coaches..you don't have former players jumping into an NFL HC position..

I'm not sure who it is technically, but the who is going to deal with the defensive players when the center fails is Sam Darnold which seems to make him the "backup" for the center...😅

yes and usually it's as some player evaluation role or as an assistant GM....not a GM