Jim Popp: Interesting GM Candidate

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  1. jilozzo

    jilozzo Well-Known Member

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    as long as he doesn't say we wont leave any stone unturned.
     
  2. NotSatoshiNakamoto

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    I'd be more concerned with things like managing the cap, player transactions and what not.
     
  3. YOYOYO

    YOYOYO Active Member

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    Wasn't he a finalist last year for the Colts job?
     
  4. Kentucky Jet

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    what are you wondering about? The CEO of GM never put aq fender on a car! This guy has worked with WALT MICHAELS! Walt was our former HC and staright shooter! I think the guiy can do the job because he is doing it in Montreal and has found much success!
     
  5. Barcs

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    Since when do the darksiders like anything? That's their mantra, going against whatever decision the FO makes, regardless. If the guy had a lot of success in a similar league, why not consider him?
     
  6. Sweet P

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    Is Hugh Campbell still available.......and warren moon?
     
  7. APK 8

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    Excatly. Talent evaluation is generally the same. The CFL may need a different type of player, but there has to be a certain ability to evaluate well and be as succesful as Popp has been. The NFL just requires a shift in the type of players to be evaluated. It's still just football. The fact that he also has coaching experience is a plus.
     
  8. Jersey Joe 67

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    I wish I could just go to sleep and have someone wake me up when this is over.
     
  9. BacktoQueens

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    If this caused Francessa to literally pop, i'd say sign him today..

    I like that they are at least considering all angles, and Popp does seem like a viable candidate.
     
  10. No Fly Zone

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    Its a process.
     
  11. Catfish Billy

    Catfish Billy Well-Known Member

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    I don't mind this guy but I can't stop reading his name as Poop
     
  12. Don

    Don 2008 TGG Rich Kotite "Least Knowledgeable" Award W

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    Hasn't korn-ferry gone this route before with great success? And I am sure his abilities translate to the NFL as he obviously has a knack to spot and sign talent with 10 championship appearances.
     
  13. BacktoQueens

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    Something of note regarding Montreal....they have a QB with the all time football passing yds record. That is a big part of the reason for their continued success.

    Also worthy to note, Popp was a GM when they brought Calvillo over to Montreal in 98 as a FA. Calvillo was primarily a backup on Hamilton to that point. Popp became GM in 96. Also had a couple stretches as HC in 01, 06-07.
     
  14. NFL

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    What I'm saying is if he can find talent for the CFL, he should be able to find talented players with top picks.
     
  15. Jets_Grinch

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    Outside the box thinking isnt a bad thing. And as a Canadian I can first hand say his football success speaks for itself. Montreal has been successful on the level of the Pats, obviously in their respective leagues. Maybe he brings a unique viewpoint and football knowledge that this team needs to turn it around.
     
  16. NFL

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    Why not? I'm sure that there's so many players put there that if given a chance they'd turn out to be good. If he wants to check under every rock after the draft its a good thing. Maybe we can get a Victor Cruz, or a Arian Foster, or a Cameron Wake.
     
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    I wouldn't really mind this guy.
     
  18. Cutter

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    No offence to fans of the CFL but my understanding is that they tend to take what leftover players the NFL don't want or can't use. What if he sees a guy that is great but in CFL terms. Do you think the best CFL team could hang with the average NFL team? Just asking. Don't watch a lot of CFL games but as stated good QB play is essential considering the 3 downs they get and a much larger field. And a point for a missed FG? But that's beside the point.
     
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    Grey Cup here we come!

    Look out Edmonton, the New York Jets are comin'!
     
  20. abyzmul

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    His name looks like "Jim Poop"
     

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