General Managers In the NFL

[Hostile]

Alternate title in parenthesis.

Cowboys...Jerry Jones (Owner/GM), 3 Super Bowls
Giants...Jerry Reese, 1 Super Bowl
Eagles...Tom Heckert
Commanders...Vinny Cerrato (VP of Football Operations)

Bears...Jerry Angelo
Lions...Matt Millen
Packers...Ted Thompson
Vikings...Bob Brzezinski

Falcons...Thomas Dimitroff
Panthers...Marty Hurney
Saints...Mickey Loomis
Buccaneers...Bruce Allen

Cardinals...Rod Graves (VP of Football Operations)
49ers...Lal Heneghan (Executive VP of Football Operations)
Rams...Jay Zygmunt (President of Football Operations)
Seahawks...Tim Ruskell (President of Football Operations)


Bills...Tom Modrak
Dolphins...Jeff Ireland (In title only?)
Patriots...Scott Pioli (VP of Player Personnel), 3 Super Bowls
Jets...Mike Tannenbaum

Ravens...Ozzie Newsome (Also Exec VP), 1 Super Bowl
Bengals...Mike Brown (President)
Browns...Phil Savage (Also Senior VP)
Steelers...Arthur Rooney (President), 1 Super Bowl

Texans...Rcik Smith
Colts...Bill Polian (President), 1 Super Bowl
Jaguars...Paul Vance (Sr. VP of Football Operations)
Titans...Mike Reinfeldt

Broncos...Ted Sundquist
Chiefs...Carl Peterson (President)
Raiders...Mark Jackson (Director of Football Operations)
Chargers...A.J. Smith (Also Exec. VP)

If you spot an error on this list, please point it out.

Maybe it's just me but I think the hand wringing over who is the GM is a bit over rated. I don't think GMs are links ot success with very few exceptions. I doubt that Bill Polian or Scott Pioli are going anywhere and only Piloi of the current "GMs" has had the same success as Jerry, and even he is currently staring at Spygate, etc. Not even highly respected football guys like Carl Peterson or recently replaced Rich McKay are guarantees of success.

It is a misplaced focus. No matter who the GM is, it still comes down to coaching and execution on the field.

JMO.

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Newsome won a SB with the Ravens.

 

[Hostile]

Newsome won a SB with the Ravens.

I always forget about that one. Most boring SB ever.

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

I always forget about that one. Most boring SB ever.

i dont even remember it. That was still in my party days.

 

[zrinkill]

You will just be told to replace Jerry's name with Jimmy .... that is the usual modus operandi of the agenda squad.

 

[THUMPER]

Rams...Jay Zygmunt (President of Football Operations)

You forgot: Last name in the phone book.

 

[Hostile]

I'm surprised no comments about which GM we have to have.

:wink2:

 

[FloridaRob]

I'm surprised no comments about which GM we have to have.

:wink2:

I wish you guys had Matt Millen running your team. I think his resume speaks for itself....

 

[TNCowboy]

When we had Jimmy, the drafts and trades were great.

When Jones hires Parcells, our drafts instantly turn around.

The other 10 or so years of the Jerry Jones era have been an abysmal failure. He's never done it without an all-time great running the show, so I have little faith it'll be different now. Hope he proves me wrong.

 

[Bach]

Alternate title in parenthesis.

Cowboys...Jerry Jones (Owner/GM), 3 Super Bowls

Dolphins...Jeff Ireland (In title only?)

In title only could basically describe our "GM" when our SB teams were being put together.

 

[Bach]

When we had Jimmy, the drafts and trades were great.

When Jones hires Parcells, our drafts instantly turn around.

The other 10 or so years of the Jerry Jones era have been an abysmal failure. He's never done it without an all-time great running the show, so I have little faith it'll be different now. Hope he proves me wrong.

But Jerry's got three SB's as GM - He basically did it in spite of Jimmy. Good thing Jimmy left when he did.

 

[Hostile]

In title only could basically describe our "GM" when our SB teams were being put together.

The big difference being there's no doubt Jerry is calling the shots in Dallas. Whereas for all intents and purposes the "hands off" Director of Football Operations guy is calling them in Miami.

I noticed you had no bright ideas about a GM to bring in who is a great football guy.

Or can you actually offer some input for a change?

 

[Bach]

The big difference being there's no doubt Jerry is calling the shots in Dallas. Whereas for all intents and purposes the "hands off" Director of Football Operations guy is calling them in Miami.

I noticed you had no bright ideas about a GM to bring in who is a great football guy.

Or can you actually offer some input for a change?

I'd love to have at least 3/4's of the guys you listed over what we have. As for guys who aren't already GM's who could do the job, I don't have a list of names, but I don't think it'd be tough finding several top level personnel men across the league who would make good GM's.

 

[Hostile]

I'd love to have at least 3/4's of the guys you listed over what we have. As for guys who aren't already GM's who could do the job, I don't have a list of names, but I don't think it'd be tough finding several top level personnel men across the league who would make good GM's.

Thanks for evading the question and answering it at the same time.

:laugh2:

 

[Bach]

Thanks for evading the question and answering it at the same time.

:laugh2:

What question did I evade?

 

[Hostile]

What question did I evade?

Just jerking your chain.

I don't think 3/4 of them is exactly an answer though. JMO.

 

[Bach]

Just jerking your chain.

I don't think 3/4 of them is exactly an answer though. JMO.

I can list the names of the 3/4's of them if you'd like, but I don't really see the point. It's not like we're going to get any of them here anyhow.

 

[Hostile]

I can list the names of the 3/4's of them if you'd like, but I don't really see the point. It's not like we're going to get any of them here anyhow.

That is one of my points. Nice catch.

 

[BigDFan5]

I can list the names of the 3/4's of them if you'd like,

I would like to see this list

24 names lets get it done

 

[Bach]

That is one of my points. Nice catch.

Yeah, I figured as much. But I see no reason in becoming a revisionist historian just because nothing is going to change.