NFL Front Offices

Schneider seems so logical it probably won't happen. Grew up in Wisconsin, worked for the Packers before (twice) and is very close friends with McCarthy.

Then what do you do with Eliot Wolf?

Schneider is a little too FA happy at this point. He's done a decent job drafting but let's wait until some of those FA moves come home to roost. Oh, and he hasn't won anything yet.

I don't...I don't see Rick Spielman and the Vikings front office on that list? That doesn't make sense. They draft more first rounders than GB, they sign free agents, and they play football the way it was meant to be played, in a dome. Any list that includes GB and not Minny is not legit, they're 4 years removed from an NFC Championship appearance for cripes sake!

You know you're just encouraging him, right?

More like ! What's the point of these forums if we can't rag on rival fans!

There have been teams that have been steady in the front offices in the salary cap era; most notably Green Bay and New England.
It's way too early to be annointing San FranSissy and Seattle. They may have indeed turned a corner and are steadily improving, but get back to me in 5-7 years before we call them "great".

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Originally posted by Grave Digger:
I don't...I don't see Rick Spielman and the Vikings front office on that list? That doesn't make sense.

You can expand that to the rest of the NFC North. Packers only team to represent the NFCN.

Spielman has been talking long and often in the local media since he got the actual title about how he wanted to be more like New York, Green Bay, New England and Pittsburgh.

Then pissed away four picks on Cordarelle Patterson.

Other teams free agents and draft day trades are like crack to spielman.

Shiny free agents are like crack to a lot of fans, too.

Very true.