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Another reason why, unless he's blitzing/rushing the QB, Jennings is useless as an off-the-LOS player...Might as well have a few extra Fatburgers this offseason and become a full-time DE...
Dear GodWhy we suck so bad at drafting WRs and CBs:
"When McDaniels and Caserio were tasked with scouting New England's opposing receivers and corners, they took it further, creating a formula for size, speed, ball skills, scheme and assignments. Then they developed a ranking system based on the Patriots' personnel and playbook. Impressed, Belichick ditched his manual for scouting receivers and corners, replacing it with what he'd learned."
IT TAKES A GENIUS
A LOT OF NFL OWNERS LIKE TO PLUCK BRANCHES OFF BILL BELICHICK'S COACHING TREE. IF ONLY HIS SAPLINGS GREW SO MIGHTY.www.espn.com
We have a talented front office consultant where it seems to make sense to elevate him into at least what Nick Caserio was doing, if there is a concern that he's too young to be outright GM:
1. Eliot Wolf is the son of Ron Wolf, the legendary GM who built the Marcus Allen Raiders and then the Brett Favre Packers. Remember when we got Belichick who grew up around Steve Belichick's teachings? We have a guy who has a lot of lifelong knowledge about being a GM, scouting, and drafting in Wolf. Could be like a Belichick on the GM side.
2. Eliot Wolf joined Jan'20, and our 2020 draft is one of the best since 2012. Onwenu, Dugger, Uche and others, we have multiple guys who could become long term foundational players for the team. When Wolf was in Cleveland the 2 years prior they found major guys like Chubb, Williams, Mayfield, and Ward. Before that he was part of a long-winning Packers organization.
3. We had good drafts from 2009-12 when Reese and O'Brien were here. Then Crappy drafts from 2013-2019 with the John Carroll cabal of McDaniels back, Caserio, Ziegler giving bad opinions to Belichick and having Patriot scout opinions overridden by these bad talent evaluators. And now a good draft in 2020 where in a big coincidence the new add to the front office was Eliot Wolf.
I think the Patriots, assuming they were and are smart, knew Caserio might leave and brought in Wolf as insurance. Well it's time to make a play on this and keep Wolf long-term on the Patriots.
Should The Browns Have Promoted Eliot Wolf As General Manager?
According to many NFL observers, one of the brightest future general managers resides in the Cleveland Browns front office. His name is Eliot Wolf.www.brownsnation.com
Patriots hiring ex-Browns exec Eliot Wolf as consultant
Eliot Wolf is on the move again. After working with the Seahawks during the NFL Scouting Combine, the former Browns assistant GM has taken a job as a consultant with the Patriots.www.nfl.com
Still waiting for you to “ make the case!” His dad was Ron Wolf really doesn’t make any kind of case., nor does MACDANIELS SUUUUUCCCCCKKKKKS!
“ He was there” doesn’t tell anyone anything, other than the fact that he was there. By that metric Brandon Bolden is as important as Tom Brady to the Patriots success in their second dynasty. You completely dismiss the success of MacDaniels in one of the most important roles on a football team while elevating the “ success” of someone whose role you can’t even define. You claimed you were going to “ make the argument” to elevate Wolf without even being able to articulate what he actually has done. Feel free to make an actual argument for Wolf, so far you haven’t even come close.
I’m tired of your obsession and agenda about MacDaniels, and it has absolutely nothing to do with the argument you claimed you were going to make for Wolf. Let us know if you can ever make a substance based argument for Wolf, “ he was there,” and “ his daddy was” don’t make it.
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Belichick and Caserio bear responsibility for drafting decisions, be that good or bad, period. Trying to parse out others roles without actually knowing what input they gave is ********, period. You hate MacDaniels, everyone knows it, you can continue to pound that drum mercilessly or you can recognize that we already know where you stand on it, and have discussions without continuously hammering the point.
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And once again I don’t know why on earth I need to provide any evidence regarding Ziegler when I have never brought him up in any post? That’s your issue, not mine. What you are really trying to do is change the subject because you can’t make the argument you told everyone you were going to make, and at this point it’s clear that the reason is because you have nothing. Let us know if that changes, I seriously doubt it will, instead you will just continue to harangue everyone about your MacDaniels hatred.I've asked you to provide any evidence that Ziegler is actually any good. You can't. Because his results the last 7 years are sh-t. Also here's some more about his college roommate. Pats have the worst war room in the NFL:
Mile High Misery: Josh McDaniels' Destruction of the Denver Broncos
Tim Tebow might be bad, but Josh McDaniels’ tenure with the Broncos was much, much worse. The only reason to think Tim Tebow is anything other than awful is
Where did I say that? My only point has been that you posted a thread claiming to “ make the argument for Eliot Wolf,” and then never made any good argument. I don’t care who Belichick chooses as his 2nd in command because I don’t know enough about either to take a position on it, I don’t even know if Belichick is going to fill the position now, and I don’t believe any fans have enough knowledge of their inner workings to make a case for anyone, as you have inadvertently proven to this point. I’m far more interested in seeing what the overall direction is going to be than I am front office positions. Once Belichick starts making serious decisions I’ll have more of an opinion on them, right now everything is up in the air. By May we should have a good sense of where is is going with the franchise, right now it’s impossible to tell.
