This could mean a move towards more analytics or he could be a new money man. Brinker is supposedly a salary cap guru with an executive MBA from Northwestern.
Sidenote: JRob never had an assistant GM.
Sidenote: JRob never had an assistant GM.
Nice nugget in here on Brinker.
https://www.si.com/.amp/nfl/2023/01/06/nfl-gms-names-to-watch-potential-future
https://www.si.com/.amp/nfl/2023/01/06/nfl-gms-names-to-watch-potential-future
robinson 100% not willing to share the coffee station cakes & donuts
Got a roster problem? Throw QB at it.
Cleveland
Or he ate him.
No better franchise to model yourself after than the Cleveland Browns…
I feel like they forgot the entire title to that book
Cleveland-like model: What not to do
Glad he recognized that no one wants anything Cleveland-like.
brownies doing the 4th level checkers for the GOAT
So less than a month after hiring a new GM, they decide they need an assistant GM. Got it.
This is all about analytics.
has anyone? it seems like we are making up 20 positions this offseason
I’m surprised ownership goes along with it. If you can’t coach one position group on your own, you shouldn’t be an NFL position coach. Now every assistant has an assistant. We have a guy for the running game, another for passing, one for passing on defense. Stupid
4-12 with occasional playoff chance in the odd year.
That’s a horrible way to look at it. Maybe Carthon wants stuff set up a certain way? Lol
Carthon was an assistant GM.
Titans currently have 9 offensive coaches/assistants.
Philly has 11
Patriots 10
Chiefs 10
So while it may seem odd in the land of us fans, it's not uncommon in the NFL.
I didn't fact check because screw checking all 32 teams, but I read we were actually way below the average when compared to the rest of the NFL
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