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Yep.jon007 said:I like this for many reasons.Deamon said:"Seahawks director of college scouting Scott Fitterer is expected to interview this week for the Eagles GM job, per a league source"
Yes please.
Yep.jon007 said:I like this for many reasons.Deamon said:"Seahawks director of college scouting Scott Fitterer is expected to interview this week for the Eagles GM job, per a league source"
Yes please.
Because Seattle fell ### backwards into Russell Wilson we should want anyone a associated with the franchise? For all the QB talk in the Eagles threads, let not forget plan A and B in Seattle involved Matt Flynn and T. Jackson here. Imagine thatYep.I like this for many reasons."Seahawks director of college scouting Scott Fitterer is expected to interview this week for the Eagles GM job, per a league source"
Yes please.
I think Fitterer was in charge of College scouting and would have had absolutely NOTHING to do with the Flynn/T. Jackson experiments.Because Seattle fell ### backwards into Russell Wilson we should want anyone a associated with the franchise?For all the QB talk in the Eagles threads, let not forget plan A and B in Seattle involved Matt Flynn and T. Jackson here. Imagine thatYep.I like this for many reasons."Seahawks director of college scouting Scott Fitterer is expected to interview this week for the Eagles GM job, per a league source"
Yes please.
Seems like a guy that would be a great hire to meBecause Seattle fell ### backwards into Russell Wilson we should want anyone a associated with the franchise?For all the QB talk in the Eagles threads, let not forget plan A and B in Seattle involved Matt Flynn and T. Jackson here. Imagine thatYep.I like this for many reasons."Seahawks director of college scouting Scott Fitterer is expected to interview this week for the Eagles GM job, per a league source"
Yes please.
Yeah, why would we want anyone from the Super Bowl Champs who are about to play at home in the NFC Championship?Because Seattle fell ### backwards into Russell Wilson we should want anyone a associated with the franchise?
I'm curious to see his defense with inferior talentWish we never let Bowles go. D wasn't that bad under him (9th vs the pass, 23rd vs the run). Now he's gonna be head coach in Atlanta.
I think what is exciting about their squad is the defensive unit, specifically the DB's with the only one being a high pick being the one we passed on for Graham.ShaHBucks, on 12 Jan 2015 - 4:17 PM, said:Because Seattle fell ### backwards into Russell Wilson we should want anyone a associated with the franchise?For all the QB talk in the Eagles threads, let not forget plan A and B in Seattle involved Matt Flynn and T. Jackson here. Imagine thatbabydemon90, on 10 Jan 2015 - 1:59 PM, said:Yep.jon007, on 10 Jan 2015 - 1:40 PM, said:I like this for many reasons.Deamon, on 10 Jan 2015 - 12:00 PM, said:"Seahawks director of college scouting Scott Fitterer is expected to interview this week for the Eagles GM job, per a league source"
Yes please.
IF all of these finds are his than that does seem like a pretty decent guy IMOSeems like a guy that would be a great hire to meBecause Seattle fell ### backwards into Russell Wilson we should want anyone a associated with the franchise?For all the QB talk in the Eagles threads, let not forget plan A and B in Seattle involved Matt Flynn and T. Jackson here. Imagine thatYep.I like this for many reasons."Seahawks director of college scouting Scott Fitterer is expected to interview this week for the Eagles GM job, per a league source"
Yes please.
"Fitterer joined the Seahawks in 2001 as an area scout and served five seasons as western region director of college scouting before being named to his current position. In the first four drafts with Fitterer as director of college scouting, the Seahawks selected 13 starters – including the All-Pro tandem of free safety Earl Thomas (first round, 2010) and cornerback Richard Sherman (fifth round, 2011) and Pro Bowl quarterback Russell Wilson (third round, 2012)."
Tommy Lawlor recently mentioned that Fitterer is a name he's intrigued by.
"Scott Fitterer is the name that seemed most fascinating to me. He is their Director of College Scouting and has had a strong hand in helping to build a terrific roster. He knows about how they obsess on athletic ability and how that’s helped them find some late round/UDFA gems."
Even if he had a good hand in it, I think he'd be a nice upgrade.IF all of these finds are his than that does seem like a pretty decent guy IMOSeems like a guy that would be a great hire to meBecause Seattle fell ### backwards into Russell Wilson we should want anyone a associated with the franchise?For all the QB talk in the Eagles threads, let not forget plan A and B in Seattle involved Matt Flynn and T. Jackson here. Imagine thatYep.I like this for many reasons."Seahawks director of college scouting Scott Fitterer is expected to interview this week for the Eagles GM job, per a league source"
Yes please.
"Fitterer joined the Seahawks in 2001 as an area scout and served five seasons as western region director of college scouting before being named to his current position. In the first four drafts with Fitterer as director of college scouting, the Seahawks selected 13 starters – including the All-Pro tandem of free safety Earl Thomas (first round, 2010) and cornerback Richard Sherman (fifth round, 2011) and Pro Bowl quarterback Russell Wilson (third round, 2012)."
Tommy Lawlor recently mentioned that Fitterer is a name he's intrigued by.
"Scott Fitterer is the name that seemed most fascinating to me. He is their Director of College Scouting and has had a strong hand in helping to build a terrific roster. He knows about how they obsess on athletic ability and how that’s helped them find some late round/UDFA gems."
I agree. My only issue is that this is not a true GM position and I can see that limiting us to people without much ambition.Even if he had a good hand in it, I think he'd be a nice upgrade.IF all of these finds are his than that does seem like a pretty decent guy IMOSeems like a guy that would be a great hire to meBecause Seattle fell ### backwards into Russell Wilson we should want anyone a associated with the franchise?For all the QB talk in the Eagles threads, let not forget plan A and B in Seattle involved Matt Flynn and T. Jackson here. Imagine thatYep.I like this for many reasons."Seahawks director of college scouting Scott Fitterer is expected to interview this week for the Eagles GM job, per a league source"
Yes please.
"Fitterer joined the Seahawks in 2001 as an area scout and served five seasons as western region director of college scouting before being named to his current position. In the first four drafts with Fitterer as director of college scouting, the Seahawks selected 13 starters – including the All-Pro tandem of free safety Earl Thomas (first round, 2010) and cornerback Richard Sherman (fifth round, 2011) and Pro Bowl quarterback Russell Wilson (third round, 2012)."
Tommy Lawlor recently mentioned that Fitterer is a name he's intrigued by.
"Scott Fitterer is the name that seemed most fascinating to me. He is their Director of College Scouting and has had a strong hand in helping to build a terrific roster. He knows about how they obsess on athletic ability and how that’s helped them find some late round/UDFA gems."
Remember we kinda need someone young, talented, who isn't going to knock heads over a power struggle with Chip. Guy seems to like athletic fast players, knows how to build good defensive units through the draft, and a "GM" job is a big step up for him so he might not come in guns blazing. Seems perfect based on that. But again, obviously TONS of factors about him that we know nothing of yet.
"Yeah but one already knows the offense"One of these lines is Mariota before tonight's game. The other is Geno Smith.
68.6% Comp. Pct. with 4,121 passing yards, and 40 TD/3 INT
71.2% Comp. Pct. with 4,205 yards, and 42 TD/6 INT
At best he's starter quality. Even that level of play will take a few years of grooming. He's just another QB with pumped up stats from a QB friendly, simplistic, gimmicky offense. For some reason we can't get enough of these type of QBs in the draft. Upside: Kevin KolbOffensive ppg in 2013 was 26.8.
Offensive ppg in 2014 was 24.9.
New England's offensive ppg in 2014 was 26.9.
Denver's was 28.7.
So will having Mariota get us another 4 ppg? And if so, does that make a difference if the defense regresses as a result?
If he's not throwing a screen pass or a 5 yard slant he's shaky. Not incompetent, but there's trouble projecting him to the next level.Could be because he's on the same field as Jones but I don't see the arm with Mariota
I agree, nice college player but just not sure he is a guy you mortgage the farm for.If he's not throwing a screen pass or a 5 yard slant he's shaky. Not incompetent, but there's trouble projecting him to the next level.Could be because he's on the same field as Jones but I don't see the arm with Mariota
The arrogant Cowboys fan from last week can't find enough tissues this week....take it like a man you lost and never should have been playing thus weekend.Love the thread title. I wanted to wish you guys a another successful 2014 season with Dallas losing.
Hearty congrats.
No tears here, just wishing congrats.The arrogant Cowboys fan from last week can't find enough tissues this week....take it like a man you lost and never should have been playing thus weekend.Love the thread title. I wanted to wish you guys a another successful 2014 season with Dallas losing.
Hearty congrats.
All in good fun.Bankerguy said:Love the thread title. I wanted to wish you guys a another successful 2014 season with Dallas losing.
Hearty congrats.
If he falls to 20, then sure. Because its Chips guy and we gave up nothing to get him. But if we have to move up inside the top 8, I'll be less than happy.With Mariota's stock dropping, my worst nightmare would be for Chip taking him with Landon Collins still on the board.
Not convinced he can make the tough throws in NFL. Rather use a first rounder on a guy who is a clear upgrade at a position of need.If he falls to 20, then sure. Because its Chips guy and we gave up nothing to get him. But if we have to move up inside the top 8, I'll be less than happy.With Mariota's stock dropping, my worst nightmare would be for Chip taking him with Landon Collins still on the board.
Me too. I'm just saying what Chip is most likely to do. I have to resign myself to the fact that he will take Mariota f he falls to the teens.Not convinced he can make the tough throws in NFL. Rather use a first rounder on a guy who is a clear upgrade at a position of need.If he falls to 20, then sure. Because its Chips guy and we gave up nothing to get him. But if we have to move up inside the top 8, I'll be less than happy.With Mariota's stock dropping, my worst nightmare would be for Chip taking him with Landon Collins still on the board.
If Chip is as smart as everyone believes he is than he knows what Marriota is and whether or not his game translates to the NFL. Even Chip himself has removed a lot of the "college stuff" from his game over this past year. This is looking more and more like last season IMHO. I'm beginning to believe that we will have a shot at him and we will passMe too. I'm just saying what Chip is most likely to do. I have to resign myself to the fact that he will take Mariota f he falls to the teens.Not convinced he can make the tough throws in NFL. Rather use a first rounder on a guy who is a clear upgrade at a position of need.If he falls to 20, then sure. Because its Chips guy and we gave up nothing to get him. But if we have to move up inside the top 8, I'll be less than happy.With Mariota's stock dropping, my worst nightmare would be for Chip taking him with Landon Collins still on the board.
That would blow everyone's collective mind. I would love to see it.If Chip is as smart as everyone believes he is than he knows what Marriota is and whether or not his game translates to the NFL. Even Chip himself has removed a lot of the "college stuff" from his game over this past year. This is looking more and more like last season IMHO. I'm beginning to believe that we will have a shot at him and we will passMe too. I'm just saying what Chip is most likely to do. I have to resign myself to the fact that he will take Mariota f he falls to the teens.Not convinced he can make the tough throws in NFL. Rather use a first rounder on a guy who is a clear upgrade at a position of need.If he falls to 20, then sure. Because its Chips guy and we gave up nothing to get him. But if we have to move up inside the top 8, I'll be less than happy.With Mariota's stock dropping, my worst nightmare would be for Chip taking him with Landon Collins still on the board.
....and will take Cardale Jones 3 rounds later to develop behind Foles.If Chip is as smart as everyone believes he is than he knows what Marriota is and whether or not his game translates to the NFL. Even Chip himself has removed a lot of the "college stuff" from his game over this past year. This is looking more and more like last season IMHO. I'm beginning to believe that we will have a shot at him and we will passMe too. I'm just saying what Chip is most likely to do. I have to resign myself to the fact that he will take Mariota f he falls to the teens.Not convinced he can make the tough throws in NFL. Rather use a first rounder on a guy who is a clear upgrade at a position of need.If he falls to 20, then sure. Because its Chips guy and we gave up nothing to get him. But if we have to move up inside the top 8, I'll be less than happy.With Mariota's stock dropping, my worst nightmare would be for Chip taking him with Landon Collins still on the board.
Neither WR is going anywhere but this is something that always boggled my mind. If any team is going to give up picks why NOT for someone like these 2? Why not part with 2 first round picks for Dez Bryant?I like Maclin but this is the first year he's been relatively healthy. Can we really justify 5yrs $50mil for him? I'd rather try for Demaryius or Dez.
I think if we lose Maclin and have positive net outflows of free agents,we'll get a third or fourth round compensatory pick.I like Maclin but this is the first year he's been relatively healthy. Can we really justify 5yrs $50mil for him? I'd rather try for Demaryius or Dez.
was thinking the same thingWe've gone from:
"let's trade three 1's, Cox, Foles and McCoy"
to:
"we should pass if he's there at 20"
in about 24 hours, gotta love this town.
I think most have not wanted to trade the house for him...We've gone from:
"let's trade three 1's, Cox, Foles and McCoy"
to:
"we should pass if he's there at 20"
in about 24 hours, gotta love this town.
This. He should have started the sentence with "The radio has gone" instead of "We've"I think most have not wanted to trade the house for him...We've gone from:
"let's trade three 1's, Cox, Foles and McCoy"
to:
"we should pass if he's there at 20"
in about 24 hours, gotta love this town.
Funniest part is the yahoos calling in and saying Mariotas a bum. Let's get that Cardel Jones. He's a stud.We've gone from:
"let's trade three 1's, Cox, Foles and McCoy"
to:
"we should pass if he's there at 20"
in about 24 hours, gotta love this town.
Didinger also not in that camp. You can tell who the real sports guys are and who is a talk show host looking to stir the pot. Missinelli is not as flamboyant as Angelo but he does the same things.unckeyherb said:The flip side is Rob Ellis who's 110% against moving for mariota, in favor of going heavy defense. Not everyone on local radio is a bafoon.
Ellis is my favorite sports talk show host in Philly. He's a combination of knowledgeable and respectful. Many of the other blowhards are clueless and just like to hear themselves talk. They will not debate a point with civility. I've never called into a sports talk show but if I did, it would be the Ellis show.unckeyherb said:The flip side is Rob Ellis who's 110% against moving for mariota, in favor of going heavy defense. Not everyone on local radio is a bafoon.
Per Reuben Frank:
"Seahawks front office exec Scott Fitterer, identified over the weekend as a candidate for the Eagles’ front office vacancy, has not been contacted by the Eagles, two league sources said.
ESPN on Friday quoted sources as saying Fitterer "is expected to interview this week" for the job that opened up when owner Jeffrey Lurie restructured the Eagles’ front office, stripping general manager of personnel duties and creating a new top-level personnel job.
But four days later, the Eagles had not contacted the Seahawks requesting permission to interview Fitterer, the Seahawks’ director of college scouting.
It’s still possible the Eagles will request permission to talk to the 41-year-old Fitterer, but both sources said they don’t anticipate that happening."
via Jeff McClain Twitter:
#Eagles can't interview Scott Fitterer, if they so desire, until the Seahawks' season is over. Not sure how much interest is there.