Jason Cole: Tom Gamble said to be Ross' top pick for GM
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As a kid who grew up in Miami and played his college football at the University of Miami he probably wants the heck out of that frozen tundra...can you blame him? You're from Wisconsin lol.
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What a dream come true it would be for him to GM his hometown team. He'd probably kick-ass.
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I've heard he's a good scout, but Jeff Ireland wasn't a bad scout either.
What we need is someone who can assemble a complete roster.
Per Beasley, list of candidates will be released in a few days, first interview is Friday
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I wonder if one of those four includes relatively unknown John Scotland?
He sounds promising!
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I wonder if one of those four includes relatively unknown John Scotland?
Oh that guy! I hear his mother is a prostitute though.
this is good.
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I hope one of them is Gamble.
A small -- perhaps insignificant -- biographical note. Tom Gamble and current Packers head coach Mike McCarthy served on the same staff together for a year. After the 2004 season, Tom Gamble left the Colts organization to take a job with the 49ers. That year -- 2005 -- was the one year Mike McCarthy spent as the offensive coordinator of the 49ers.
McCarthy and Philbin are -- obviously -- close, which means that Philbin (and, it can't be underestimated, Gamble) have knowledge of each other through the same first hand source. Gamble and Alonzo Highsmith would also be able to hear about each other through McCarthy, if perhaps Ross was able to lure them both to Miami to work together.
Like any business, football is based on relationships. I'm glad to see at least some exist here, if perhaps second hand.
McCarthy and Philbin are -- obviously -- close, which means that Philbin (and, it can't be underestimated, Gamble) have knowledge of each other through the same first hand source. Gamble and Alonzo Highsmith would also be able to hear about each other through McCarthy, if perhaps Ross was able to lure them both to Miami to work together.
Like any business, football is based on relationships. I'm glad to see at least some exist here, if perhaps second hand.
I wonder if one of those four includes relatively unknown John Scotland?
John Scotland looks a bit like Dick Dastardly of Wacky Racers. He looks a bit suspicious but probably inspires great hope and loyalty...
If an NFL gig doesn't transpire maybe he could become a televangelist
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The Bucs owners, the Glazer brothers also happen to own Manchester United.
In fact they are so cheapskate that they paid Darrelle Revis only $16 Million last season. Yes, that equates to $1M per game.
If Gamble is the choice, I'll renew and up my season tickets for '14 the following day. You have my word, Ross.