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    GM and HC search

    Figured we should have a new thread now that Gettleman and Judge are out.

    Really like the list of potential GM candidates so far.

    -Joe Schoen - Buffalo Bills assistant GM
    -Ryan Poles - Kansas City Chiefs executive director of player personnel
    -Ryan Cowden - Tennessee Titans vice president of player personnel
    -Monti Ossenfort - Tennessee Titans director of player personnel
    -Adam Peters - San Francisco 49ers assistant general manager
    -Ryan Carthon - San Francisco 49ers director of player personnel
    -Adrian Wilson - Arizona Cardinals vice president of pro personnel
    -Quentin Harris - Arizona Cardinals vice president of player personnel
    -Joe Horitz - Baltimore Ravens director of college scouting

    I think Schoen, Horitz and Wilson will be the top of the list. If Schoen comes with Brian Daboll I think that gives him an edge.

    Ryan Poles could be intriguing also because I think he would potentially come with Eric Bieniemy.


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    Wilson and Harris were both safeties on the cardinals impressive that they worked their ways into gm consideration post playing career


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    Quote Originally Posted by GottaBelieve View Post
    Figured we should have a new thread now that Gettleman and Judge are out.

    Really like the list of potential GM candidates so far.

    -Joe Schoen - Buffalo Bills assistant GM
    -Ryan Poles - Kansas City Chiefs executive director of player personnel
    -Ryan Cowden - Tennessee Titans vice president of player personnel
    -Monti Ossenfort - Tennessee Titans director of player personnel
    -Adam Peters - San Francisco 49ers assistant general manager
    -Ryan Carthon - San Francisco 49ers director of player personnel
    -Adrian Wilson - Arizona Cardinals vice president of pro personnel
    -Quentin Harris - Arizona Cardinals vice president of player personnel
    -Joe Horitz - Baltimore Ravens director of college scouting

    I think Schoen, Horitz and Wilson will be the top of the list. If Schoen comes with Brian Daboll I think that gives him an edge.

    Ryan Poles could be intriguing also because I think he would potentially come with Eric Bieniemy.


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    I would like to see Ed Dodds on that list. The problem , if it is a problem with Bieniemy is that Andy Reid calls the offensive plays and he has Patrick Mahomes as his QB so it is hard to really evaluate Bieniemy.

    I don't know much about Horitz but being that he comes from the Ravens is a big plus for me .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brooklyndave View Post
    I would like to see Ed Dodds on that list. The problem , if it is a problem with Bieniemy is that Andy Reid calls the offensive plays and he has Patrick Mahomes as his QB so it is hard to really evaluate Bieniemy.

    I don't know much about Horitz but being that he comes from the Ravens is a big plus for me .
    I think lots of people have the same "big unknown" concern about Bieniemy - he's a victim of being surrounded by the best of the best.

    Schoen coming along with Dobbel seems like a likely possibility. But Horitz is a very solid candidate as are Coles and Peters.

    I just hope Mara and let it play out properly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GottaBelieve View Post
    Figured we should have a new thread now that Gettleman and Judge are out.

    Really like the list of potential GM candidates so far.

    -Joe Schoen - Buffalo Bills assistant GM
    -Ryan Poles - Kansas City Chiefs executive director of player personnel
    -Ryan Cowden - Tennessee Titans vice president of player personnel
    -Monti Ossenfort - Tennessee Titans director of player personnel
    -Adam Peters - San Francisco 49ers assistant general manager
    -Ryan Carthon - San Francisco 49ers director of player personnel
    -Adrian Wilson - Arizona Cardinals vice president of pro personnel
    -Quentin Harris - Arizona Cardinals vice president of player personnel
    -Joe Horitz - Baltimore Ravens director of college scouting

    I think Schoen, Horitz and Wilson will be the top of the list. If Schoen comes with Brian Daboll I think that gives him an edge.

    Ryan Poles could be intriguing also because I think he would potentially come with Eric Bieniemy.


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    I wouldn't mind seeing someone like John Dorsey on the list. He has proven himself in the past with the Chiefs and the Browns. He laid the foundation for the current Browns team when they were the worst team in the NFL. That was a huge turnaround at the time. He got fired before the team did well, but he starter the process.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eeek78 View Post
    I wouldn't mind seeing someone like John Dorsey on the list. He has proven himself in the past with the Chiefs and the Browns. He laid the foundation for the current Browns team when they were the worst team in the NFL. That was a huge turnaround at the time. He got fired before the team did well, but he starter the process.
    They’re clearly looking to go with a younger pool though. Nothing wrong with Dorsey but I think their list sends a clear message of what they’re trying to do.

    And I like it.


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    I could be mistaken but I believe that the new Giants GM will be someone from the initial 9 man list that was posted here. If they don't pick one of them it will send a message that none of them were good enough to be the GM of the Giants.

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    Shoebox
    Peters
    Horitz

    I’d be shocked if it isn’t one of the above.


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    Whomever it is, I think we will have an answer by next Friday.

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    He is talking about the one and only, pure trash: Ereck Flowers

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    His stern face can give that impression but I don't feel that's the case. New York isn't an easy place to play at, so honestly I can see his confidence at an all-time low for him.

    I don't think he's a bust. I think he just needs the right motivation to pick himself up & play harder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brooklyndave View Post
    I would like to see Ed Dodds on that list. The problem , if it is a problem with Bieniemy is that Andy Reid calls the offensive plays and he has Patrick Mahomes as his QB so it is hard to really evaluate Bieniemy.

    I don't know much about Horitz but being that he comes from the Ravens is a big plus for me .
    This is going to be the unknown with a lot of these head coach candidates.

    Daboll is tied to Josh Allen
    Leftwich is tied to Tom Brady
    Bieniemy is tied to Patrick Mahomes

    It shows the importance of finding your franchise quarterback and why GMs will often reach on their guy (and I don’t blame them). Either he works out and the capital to get the guy is moot or he doesn’t work out and it becomes the next GMs problem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BoSchemblogger View Post
    This is going to be the unknown with a lot of these head coach candidates.

    Daboll is tied to Josh Allen
    Leftwich is tied to Tom Brady
    Bieniemy is tied to Patrick Mahomes

    It shows the importance of finding your franchise quarterback and why GMs will often reach on their guy (and I don’t blame them). Either he works out and the capital to get the guy is moot or he doesn’t work out and it becomes the next GMs problem.
    Andy Reid calls the offense for the Chiefs, Tom Brady probably calls his own plays

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brooklyndave View Post
    Andy Reid calls the offense for the Chiefs, Tom Brady probably calls his own plays
    Agreed and that’s kind of my point. These guys are big names because of the situations they have inherited (no fault of their own).

    It’s impossible to say whether Lafleur would have similar success with the Giants than the Packers. But considering Rodgers vs Jones I tend to think Lafleur would not be thought of as highly with the Giants.

    So it’s a gamble no matter who we hire. Seems like the McVay coaching tree has gotten off to better starts but even there youve got Taylor tied to Burrow and Staley to Herbert
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    The most important hire is the GM. Watching these playoff games you realize just how far behind the Giants are as an on organization.

    So much improperly utilized draft capital and cap space for years and years exacerbated further by terrible coaching and player development has left this team behind 31 other organizations.

    I definitely wonder if the right HC can take some of the current guys and squeeze good play out of them to the tune of this team winning 7 or 8 games. But overall what we really need is a GM that understands talent evaluation and roster construction with a real plan.


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    Quote Originally Posted by GottaBelieve View Post
    The most important hire is the GM. Watching these playoff games you realize just how far behind the Giants are as an on organization.

    So much improperly utilized draft capital and cap space for years and years exacerbated further by terrible coaching and player development has left this team behind 31 other organizations.

    I definitely wonder if the right HC can take some of the current guys and squeeze good play out of them to the tune of this team winning 7 or 8 games. But overall what we really need is a GM that understands talent evaluation and roster construction with a real plan.


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    I could not have said it any better !!!

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    Now that all 9 reported candidates have interviewed, I would think we should hear within the next 24 hours of the 4-5 that will go to step 2 and do in person. I think those will happen over the next few days(wens thurs Friday) and we could have an answer within the next week on whom the next GM will be.

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    He is talking about the one and only, pure trash: Ereck Flowers

    Quote Originally Posted by cowboyskilla View Post
    His stern face can give that impression but I don't feel that's the case. New York isn't an easy place to play at, so honestly I can see his confidence at an all-time low for him.

    I don't think he's a bust. I think he just needs the right motivation to pick himself up & play harder.

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