And who is that guy roman? Who is that guy?
I can tell you this much....If we end up with Ted Ginns family again, Im gonna be laughing my ass off.
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And ireland never drafted a bust QB. Not yet anyways.
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he's smokin that number...
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I take that back. Henne. Fuk me!
Believe me I wish I knew who the guy was who could turn this around. I know there are a lot of good personnel guys out there. Guys who do the hard work and scout players all year long, watch film, and do the grunt work. Maybe Brian
Gaine, the Dolphin's Asst GM? He seems to be rock solid.
BIO:
Brian Gaine enters his 15th year in the NFL and his second season as the Dolphins' Assistant General Manager after being named to that position on June 27, 2012.
In his current role, Gaine works closely with General Manager Jeff Ireland on the evaluation
of players at the professional and collegiate levels, as well as being responsible for administrative, supervisory and operational duties in both of those areas, while overseeing the Player Personnel Department. He also has an active role in the organization with Head Coach Joe Philbin and his staff, football administration and general football operations related departments.
In his previous roles in Miami, Gaine was responsible for directing pro scouting operations for the Dolphins, including player evaluations on all levels of professional football, advance scouting, free agency and tracking player movement. Gaine also participated in the process
and evaluation of collegiate prospects in preparation of the NFL Draft.
Prior to his arrival in Miami, Gaine spent the previous three seasons as the Dallas Cowboys'
Assistant Director of Pro Scouting (2005-07), where he worked with former Dolphins Executive Vice President of Football Operations Bill Parcells (2005-06) and General Manager Jeff Ireland (2005-07).
With Dallas, Gaine contributed to the Cowboys' player acquisition process by managing the pro scouting department and evaluating players and rosters from the NFL and all other levels of professional football. Additional responsibilities included advance scouting, free agency preparation, tracking of player movement and directing the development of the Cowboys' pro scouting database.
Gaine went to Dallas after spending six years (1999-2004) in the New York Jets' Scouting
Department, including serving as the Assistant Director of Pro Scouting in 2004. Prior to that promotion, he functioned as a pro scout for the Jets from 2001-03. In 2000, he was the Jets' Manager of Pro Development/NFC where his duties included pro
player evaluation and advance scouting as well as the scouting and tracking of players in other professional leagues such as NFL Europe, the Canadian Football League and the Arena League. Gaine began his personnel career as a member of the Jets' college
scouting department in 1999.
Prior to joining the Jets in a front office capacity, he served as a member of the team's
practice squad in 1996, followed by a stint with the Giants' practice squad in 1997. He then signed and spent the 1998 offseason with the Kansas City Chiefs, but was waived prior to the start of training camp.
