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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.In order to get into the HOF as an executive, you really have to have done something spectacular for the game of football. Pioli's a hell of a GM, but he hasn't saved the game or anything like that.
why would he leave at 4,i think 6 has a better ring to it, no ones done that
I just don't understand this reasoning at all. It's as if they think that every successful GM will change jobs and every successful coach will retire. It's not like the Patriots are going to go cheap with Pioli and it's not as if he's not respected here, and it's not like he isn't challenged, either.
BB and Kraft would let Pioli leave if Pioli really felt it was the right opportunity...
But that would NEVER be to an AFC East Rival - they would not allow that and if Pioli somehow forced himself free and went to an AFC East Rival it would be the same as stabbing them in the back.
THAT'S the unwritten rule that ManJudas broke that left his relations so cool with BB initially (then top that off with ManJudas trying to steal assistants too and you can say goodbye to being on BB's Festivus Card list)
Scott is free to go any time. Ultimate control of football ops rests with BB.