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FINS WANT CHAD
Posted by Mike Florio on August 7, 2008, 12:43 p.m.
To little surprise, the guy who was running the show in New York when Chad Pennington was drafted is now interested in bringing Pennington to his current place of employment.
Per the Palm Beach Post, the Dolphins and V.P. of football operations Bill Parcells have reached out to Pennington’s agent, Tom Condon. Parcells was the Jets’ G.M. in 2000, when Pennington was one of four first-round draft picks.
Of course, because Pennington hasn’t been released, any such communications would constitute tampering, unless the Jets have given Pennington permission to talk to other teams.
Even if Pennington hasn’t gotten such permission, Jets G.M. Mike Tannenbaum likely wouldn’t blow the whistle on Parcells, who has been Tannenbaum’s mentor and confidant. Such an overt act of ingratitude would be as outlandish as, say, coach Eric Mangini tattling on his own mentor, Bill Belichick.
Oh, wait. Never mind.
Posted by Mike Florio on August 7, 2008, 12:43 p.m.
To little surprise, the guy who was running the show in New York when Chad Pennington was drafted is now interested in bringing Pennington to his current place of employment.
Per the Palm Beach Post, the Dolphins and V.P. of football operations Bill Parcells have reached out to Pennington’s agent, Tom Condon. Parcells was the Jets’ G.M. in 2000, when Pennington was one of four first-round draft picks.
Of course, because Pennington hasn’t been released, any such communications would constitute tampering, unless the Jets have given Pennington permission to talk to other teams.
Even if Pennington hasn’t gotten such permission, Jets G.M. Mike Tannenbaum likely wouldn’t blow the whistle on Parcells, who has been Tannenbaum’s mentor and confidant. Such an overt act of ingratitude would be as outlandish as, say, coach Eric Mangini tattling on his own mentor, Bill Belichick.
Oh, wait. Never mind.
