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Where is Rick Spielman now you ask?

PhinsPhan said:
He does ESPN Insider articles now.

Here is a link to one:

http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=spielman_rick&id=2188727

He starts talking about what makes a good player. Ironic huh. Alright so I won't turn this into a Spielman bashing thread. But if you have insider you can check it out.

You really can't bash him on that ability, he does have an eye for talent. That much I'll give him, it's the trades that got him in trouble around here.
 
....i dont think anyone asked....or really....cares.
 
Is Rick's brother still a broadcaster? He was a great linebacker for the Detroit Lions.
 
yeah, he is a college broadcaster. Heard him do a Wisconsin game early this season
 
greatwade said:
yeah, he is a college broadcaster. Heard him do a Wisconsin game early this season

I think I saw him recently. You've heard the comment about the guy with a head and no neck? I think Chris has a neck with no head.
:rofl3:
 
MDFINFAN said:
You really can't bash him on that ability, he does have an eye for talent. That much I'll give him, it's the trades that got him in trouble around here.

His "eye for talent" is what got him fired in Miami. If he did a good job and didn't think A.J. Feeley was going to be his Brett Favre, and didn't sign guys like bums like Reggie Howard and John St. Clair to big contracts, he'd still be here.

The guy's eye for talent has been overhyped.
 
He's not a bad evaluator of talent. That wasn't his shortcoming. Also, if a personnel guy is highly valued he won't remain unemployed for long in the NFL, so who else could ESPN get to do that job? The best guys are all on some NFL team payroll.
 
miamirick said:
Hello...and welcome to last month!!!

A guy with 400 posts in over 2 years is telling me this. nah j/k:D

I read the article. For those of you who haven't it is about the coaches responsibilities and duties on the sideline and in the booth. About how information is passed from the O Coordinator to the OL coach etc.
 
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