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I’d argue the guys before him had a lot of say in that. Some GM’s, like Dorsey in KC, inherit 6 pro bowlers. Others, like Sashi for example, inherit 2 lineman and a bunch of meh (or worse, much worse actually).

We’ll see. He took over two great situations and did well with what he was given. Let’s see if he can sustain it.

Damn man, so sorry.

What makes this different from any other Sunday?

That’s what I said bruh.

This works if you’re in shape, but if he’s just starting out the running will likely gas him before he lifts. If that’s the case lift then run afterwards.

Man, no lie I was CONCERNED. The whole “here we go again” thing just started racing through my mind.

I think a lot of that can be attributed to the talent across the DL at Clemson. I doubt any of them have seen a consistent double team ever.

It’s not that he doesn’t fit a 4-3, just not Williams version per se as he likes smaller, quicker DT’s.

Well you’ve definitely taken our handicapped, so thanks for that.

Agreed. Looking at the picks from the last few years, something Coleman is unacceptable. Not all of those guys are going to be stars, but he should still be able to help this team, even if it’s just as a slot guy and returner. Corbett isn’t looking great now, but if he develops into st least a viable starter in a year or two, that’s ok. A first rounder tbh should be an average starter at a minimum unless they bust due to injuries. If you can’t identify someone who can FOR SURE play in this league to some capacity within the first 15-25 picks, there’s a problem. Of course the other side of that is having a plan and system in place to develop the talent, but that’s another discussion.

Don’t worry about developing a plan yourself, just find one online and use it. Focus on the basic compound movements, check your ego at the door, stay consistent and you’ll see progress. Lifting is really simple and people do way too much to over complicated it. https://stronglifts.com/5x5/

Lol right?!? I’ll give Dorsey credit for year one though, not a single bad signing. Obviously not all of them will work out, but none were crazy huge deals and all have quality outs if they suck. Mitchell, Smith, Hubbard, and Hyde all look like reasonable to good signings. Carrie is questionable, but has an out. It’s also early. None of the guys were old either, all second contract guys hitting their primes. The cap space was used to fill holes in the roster, but maintains our long term flexibility. While still allowing us to roll more cap space over moving forward. He did really well.

Yeah it would have been nice to promote Sashi to a team president role and bring in Dorsey as the GM. I’ll never argue Dorsey doesn’t know how to build a team, but he may need someone to keep in in check with the contracts to old vets, based on his time in KC anyway.