Cowherd on Tomlin and Pickett

[Captain Lemming]

What do you think these billionaire owners do? They hire good (hopefully) people and let them do their jobs. If the results aren't there, they make changes.

You honestly don't think there are not people here who could do that if they had the money?

I think the premise is more like an all powerful GM who had 100 percent over the team including coaches.

[feltdizz]

What do you think these billionaire owners do? They hire good (hopefully) people and let them do their jobs. If the results aren't there, they make changes.

You honestly don't think there are not people here who could do that if they had the money?

nah, I think he is talking day to day GM, HC decisions not just owning the team and paying guys to run the show.

Who do you play, who do you bench, how do you handle disgruntled star players, different egos and such. How do you respond and adjust after a losing streak or horrific game by a key player.

But I do think Tepper is a prime example of a Billionaire in over his head as a new owner. I'm sure he thought it would be easy to run a team better than Rooney and now that he has one, he is hiding from the fans after starting out being in parking lots shaking hands and saying he would be available.

now it looks like Tepper hired 2 bad coaches and he will pay handsomely to remove them. It's so easy when it's someone else making mistakes.

[WindyCitySteel]

OK, GM and HC are different, but plenty of folks here criticize GM and HC of other teams, what gives them the right to do that if they couldn't do it themselves?

[Oviedo]

OK, GM and HC are different, but plenty of folks here criticize GM and HC of other teams, what gives them the right to do that if they couldn't do it themselves?

What gives "plenty of folks here" to criticize our coaches and organization if they couldn't do it themselves?

[feltdizz]

OK, GM and HC are different, but plenty of folks here criticize GM and HC of other teams, what gives them the right to do that if they couldn't do it themselves?

I think everyone has the right to be wrong... lol

[Joel Buchsbaum]

The trend line definitely needs to start turning up or we will need to cut bait and go to Plan B.

I think in general Big Ben spoiled us. A rookie who came in and performed at a consistently high level for a very long time. That is the exception, not the rule. I just hope we are not entering a period like the 80s where we can't find that QB.

I was never a KP fan, but he gave me hope last season. I just hope it doesn't turn out to be false hope.

I did not want him in round one!

I would have chosen this guy.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/4243256/devin-lloyd

We have a game manager who is scared of throwing the ball over the middle.

[Steel Maniac]

Lloyd is who I wanted as well. I thought he was the safer pick for us and filling a need at the same time. I wasn't a fan of them taking Pickett. Of course we all understood the need but it was the weakest draft class in years. Funny that the best QB in that draft was the very last player taken in that draft.

[Flasteel]

He not that smart.

I'm sorry, but I just couldn't let that one slide.

[feltdizz]

I'm sorry, but I just couldn't let that one slide.