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Read up and quit looking for negativity, it's getting old.
Marino isn't inexperienced
by Cris Carter
January 12, 2004
My colleague Dan Marino is making the jump from the booth to the front office as senior vice president of football operations for the Miami Dolphins. Good for him. A lot of folks are wondering why the Dolphins would hire somebody without front-office experience.
They aren't giving Marino enough credit.
The work we do as analysts – Marino for HBO and CBS and I for HBO and here at Yahoo! Sports – actually has boosted our knowledge of the league as a whole. As players we broke down film and judged talent and became familiar with our opponents, and Marino did that for 17 years. That experience counts.
As analysts, we have learned so much more. We have accumulated knowledge about more teams and players. We have learned about organizational structure and how things work around the league. And Marino has worked hard at that for nearly four years.
That experience – and Marino's extensive time as a record-setting player – have helped to prepare him for this job.
Mod edit: We cannot copy whole articles that are copyrighted. Therefore, I've deleted the balance of this article. It can be found at the link you've provided.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=cc-marinovp&prov=yhoo&type=lgns
I'm sure somebody will have something negative to say though, there always is.
Read up and quit looking for negativity, it's getting old.
Marino isn't inexperienced
by Cris Carter
January 12, 2004
My colleague Dan Marino is making the jump from the booth to the front office as senior vice president of football operations for the Miami Dolphins. Good for him. A lot of folks are wondering why the Dolphins would hire somebody without front-office experience.
They aren't giving Marino enough credit.
The work we do as analysts – Marino for HBO and CBS and I for HBO and here at Yahoo! Sports – actually has boosted our knowledge of the league as a whole. As players we broke down film and judged talent and became familiar with our opponents, and Marino did that for 17 years. That experience counts.
As analysts, we have learned so much more. We have accumulated knowledge about more teams and players. We have learned about organizational structure and how things work around the league. And Marino has worked hard at that for nearly four years.
That experience – and Marino's extensive time as a record-setting player – have helped to prepare him for this job.
Mod edit: We cannot copy whole articles that are copyrighted. Therefore, I've deleted the balance of this article. It can be found at the link you've provided.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=cc-marinovp&prov=yhoo&type=lgns
I'm sure somebody will have something negative to say though, there always is.
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