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Woody to hire Casserly as consultant
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If Rex goes I'm good with it. if the new GM, especially if it's an established guy like Casserly, wants to keep him, I'm good with that to.
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1994 draft
1 Cincinnati Bengals Dan Wilkinson Defensive Tackle Ohio State
2 Indianapolis Colts Marshall Faulk Running Back San Diego State
3 Washington Redskins Heath Shuler Quarterback Tennessee
4 New England Patriots Willie McGinest Linebacker USC
5 Indianapolis Colts Trev Alberts Linebacker Nebraska
6 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Trent Dilfer Quarterback Fresno State
7 San Francisco 49ers Bryant Young Defensive Tackle Notre Dame
8 Seattle Seahawks Sam Adams Defensive Tackle Texas A&M
9 Cleveland Browns Antonio Langham Cornerback Alabama
10 Arizona Cardinals Jamir Miller Linebacker UCLA
11 Chicago Bears John Thierry Defensive End Alcorn State
12 New York Jets Aaron Glenn Cornerback Texas A&M
13 New Orleans Saints Joe Johnson Defensive End Louisville
14 Philadelphia Eagles Bernard Williams Tackle Georgia
15 Los Angeles Rams Wayne Gandy Tackle Auburn
16 Green Bay Packers Aaron Taylor Tackle Notre Dame
17 Pittsburgh Steelers Charles Johnson Wide Receiver Colorado
18 Minnesota Vikings Dewayne Washington Cornerback North Carolina State
19 Minnesota Vikings Todd Steussie Tackle California
20 Miami Dolphins Tim Bowens Defensive Tackle Mississippi
21 Detroit Lions Johnnie Morton Wide Receiver USC
22 Los Angeles Raiders Rob Fredrickson Linebacker Michigan State
23 Dallas Cowboys Shante Carver Defensive End Arizona State
24 New York Giants Thomas Lewis Wide Receiver Indiana
25 Kansas City Chiefs Greg Hill Running Back Texas A&M
26 Houston Oilers Henry Ford Defensive End Arkansas
27 Buffalo Bills Jeff Burris Cornerback Notre Dame
28 San Francisco 49ers William Floyd Running Back Florida State
29 Cleveland Browns Derrick Alexander Wide Receiver Michigan
Not exactly a can't miss in that draft
1 Cincinnati Bengals Dan Wilkinson Defensive Tackle Ohio State
2 Indianapolis Colts Marshall Faulk Running Back San Diego State
3 Washington Redskins Heath Shuler Quarterback Tennessee
4 New England Patriots Willie McGinest Linebacker USC
5 Indianapolis Colts Trev Alberts Linebacker Nebraska
6 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Trent Dilfer Quarterback Fresno State
7 San Francisco 49ers Bryant Young Defensive Tackle Notre Dame
8 Seattle Seahawks Sam Adams Defensive Tackle Texas A&M
9 Cleveland Browns Antonio Langham Cornerback Alabama
10 Arizona Cardinals Jamir Miller Linebacker UCLA
11 Chicago Bears John Thierry Defensive End Alcorn State
12 New York Jets Aaron Glenn Cornerback Texas A&M
13 New Orleans Saints Joe Johnson Defensive End Louisville
14 Philadelphia Eagles Bernard Williams Tackle Georgia
15 Los Angeles Rams Wayne Gandy Tackle Auburn
16 Green Bay Packers Aaron Taylor Tackle Notre Dame
17 Pittsburgh Steelers Charles Johnson Wide Receiver Colorado
18 Minnesota Vikings Dewayne Washington Cornerback North Carolina State
19 Minnesota Vikings Todd Steussie Tackle California
20 Miami Dolphins Tim Bowens Defensive Tackle Mississippi
21 Detroit Lions Johnnie Morton Wide Receiver USC
22 Los Angeles Raiders Rob Fredrickson Linebacker Michigan State
23 Dallas Cowboys Shante Carver Defensive End Arizona State
24 New York Giants Thomas Lewis Wide Receiver Indiana
25 Kansas City Chiefs Greg Hill Running Back Texas A&M
26 Houston Oilers Henry Ford Defensive End Arkansas
27 Buffalo Bills Jeff Burris Cornerback Notre Dame
28 San Francisco 49ers William Floyd Running Back Florida State
29 Cleveland Browns Derrick Alexander Wide Receiver Michigan
Not exactly a can't miss in that draft
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He also has 3 Super Bowl rings. 2 as Asst GM in 82-87 with the Redskins , where he was top personnel man, and 1 as GM in 91.
He resigned as GM in Houston to apply for a top NFL job he didn't get.
He also has a running feud with Bellichick, which is a good thing,
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For all we know he may just be coming here to help Idzik find a new HC, and sit in on the interviews. Somehow I doubt it, or maybe I'm just hoping he's here to be GM.
IMO he is one of the top candidates, and I wanted him when they hired Idzik. I'll be excited if it happens, and will give me hope in the off-season
IMO he is one of the top candidates, and I wanted him when they hired Idzik. I'll be excited if it happens, and will give me hope in the off-season
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Amen
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ucrenegade
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yeah after reviewing his drafts I can say he is not bad.
in 89 he had no first or second rounder but manged to draft mark schlereth in round 10
in 90 he had no first rounder but he picked up brian mitchell in rd 5
in 91 a pretty bad draft in general he drafted keenan mccardellin round 12
in 92 in round 4 he picked desmond howard
in 93 rd 6 he found frank wychek
in 94 rd he picked tre johnson and then in rd 7 picked gus frerotte
in 95 he was one of the 11 teams that passed on sapp no notables picked
in 96 in the 4th he found stephen davis
in 97 no notables
in 98 rd 2 he found stephen alexander
in 99 rd 1 he drafted champ bailey and round 2 he drafted jan jansen
now take these picks with a grain of salt because as i was looking at all the drafts i noticed alot of time he did not have a high pick and the times he did have a high pick he was scarce in the middle rounds.
This is just a quick overview of his Skins picks I didn't include any trades he made.
in 89 he had no first or second rounder but manged to draft mark schlereth in round 10
in 90 he had no first rounder but he picked up brian mitchell in rd 5
in 91 a pretty bad draft in general he drafted keenan mccardellin round 12
in 92 in round 4 he picked desmond howard
in 93 rd 6 he found frank wychek
in 94 rd he picked tre johnson and then in rd 7 picked gus frerotte
in 95 he was one of the 11 teams that passed on sapp no notables picked
in 96 in the 4th he found stephen davis
in 97 no notables
in 98 rd 2 he found stephen alexander
in 99 rd 1 he drafted champ bailey and round 2 he drafted jan jansen
now take these picks with a grain of salt because as i was looking at all the drafts i noticed alot of time he did not have a high pick and the times he did have a high pick he was scarce in the middle rounds.
This is just a quick overview of his Skins picks I didn't include any trades he made.
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now as a texans gm
02- newly formed team guess you need a QB took derek carr rd 2 to protect his qb took chester pitts
03- rd andre johnson
04- rd 1 dunta robinson and jason babin
05- was one of 23 teams that passed on aaron rodgers no notables
06- rd 1 mario williams rd 2 demeco ryans rd 4 owen daniels.
again didn't include any trades.
02- newly formed team guess you need a QB took derek carr rd 2 to protect his qb took chester pitts
03- rd andre johnson
04- rd 1 dunta robinson and jason babin
05- was one of 23 teams that passed on aaron rodgers no notables
06- rd 1 mario williams rd 2 demeco ryans rd 4 owen daniels.
again didn't include any trades.
But I would take him as OC if he wanted out of Minnesota.
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http://www.metro.us/new-york/ron-wo...coaching-and-gm-search/zsJnlz---RcFfeTus5Vyg/
Ron Wolf could be an important piece of determining exactly how the New York Jets will look over the next few years and the highly respected former general manager of the Packers of Green Bay tells Metro New York that he is on standby if need be.
With the Jets likely ushering out second-year general manager John Idzik and head coach Rex Ryan after this season mercifully ends for the 3-12 team this Sunday, it will be Wolf along with former longtime NFL executive Charlie Casserly who will be tasked with rebuilding the front office. The Jets will employ Casserly as a consultant should they make any changes and reports earlier this week said that Casserly will utilize Wolf as part of this search.
Sources tell Metro that Jets owner Woody Johnson has not told anyone within the organization what his plans are for Idzik and Ryan yet, if either will stay or if one or the other will be fired. That includes Casserly, the source said, who does not know Johnson's final decision on the matter.
A source said that Johnson “is believed to be leaning towards getting rid of both Rex and John. Every indication is that the team will be looking for a new general manager and head coach this year.”
Wolf confirmed to Metro this week that Casserly has reached out to him about joining in a consulting capacity but he doesn't know if the Jets will hire the duo.
“That's a maybe. That's a huge maybe," Wolf said. "And the maybe is, what the Jets decide to do. I don't know that because we haven't discussed that simply because there isn't anything to discuss at the moment. Everything in place, there's still a head coach and there's still a general manager.
“It's depends what the hierarchy of the Jets determine to do before I enter into, if in fact I do. That hasn't been finalized it either. It was just a call 'Would you be?' or 'Could you be?' All that has to be worked out. It has to be be worked out. I haven't talked with anybody affiliated with the Jets. I've only talked to Charlie.”
Neither Casserly or Wolf will be called upon to make the decision on if Idzik and Ryan stay. That will rest solely in the hands of Johnson.
This past fall, Wolf was named as a finalist for induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, something that is of very little surprise considering his work with the Packers, where they made the Super Bowl twice and won once.
Both Casserly and Wolf are members of the NFL's Career Advisory Panel, which the former Packers general manager said was created to create a dossier of “top-tier drawer either head coaches or general managers, should a member team want that information and we'll supply them with whatever information they need.”
The committee meets once a month in New York for a four-hour meeting. Individuals and possible emerging candidates in both management and coaching circles are discussed, examined and research is done to determine their viability.
Wolf still tracks and follows the Packers closely, not a shock given that he still summers in Wisconsin and attends their preseason games. But he admits to possibly coming into the Jets situation with an open mind and is unbiased in his thoughts about the team.
“I really and truly don't know anything about the Jets,” Wolf said.
Ron Wolf could be an important piece of determining exactly how the New York Jets will look over the next few years and the highly respected former general manager of the Packers of Green Bay tells Metro New York that he is on standby if need be.
With the Jets likely ushering out second-year general manager John Idzik and head coach Rex Ryan after this season mercifully ends for the 3-12 team this Sunday, it will be Wolf along with former longtime NFL executive Charlie Casserly who will be tasked with rebuilding the front office. The Jets will employ Casserly as a consultant should they make any changes and reports earlier this week said that Casserly will utilize Wolf as part of this search.
Sources tell Metro that Jets owner Woody Johnson has not told anyone within the organization what his plans are for Idzik and Ryan yet, if either will stay or if one or the other will be fired. That includes Casserly, the source said, who does not know Johnson's final decision on the matter.
A source said that Johnson “is believed to be leaning towards getting rid of both Rex and John. Every indication is that the team will be looking for a new general manager and head coach this year.”
Wolf confirmed to Metro this week that Casserly has reached out to him about joining in a consulting capacity but he doesn't know if the Jets will hire the duo.
“That's a maybe. That's a huge maybe," Wolf said. "And the maybe is, what the Jets decide to do. I don't know that because we haven't discussed that simply because there isn't anything to discuss at the moment. Everything in place, there's still a head coach and there's still a general manager.
“It's depends what the hierarchy of the Jets determine to do before I enter into, if in fact I do. That hasn't been finalized it either. It was just a call 'Would you be?' or 'Could you be?' All that has to be worked out. It has to be be worked out. I haven't talked with anybody affiliated with the Jets. I've only talked to Charlie.”
Neither Casserly or Wolf will be called upon to make the decision on if Idzik and Ryan stay. That will rest solely in the hands of Johnson.
This past fall, Wolf was named as a finalist for induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, something that is of very little surprise considering his work with the Packers, where they made the Super Bowl twice and won once.
Both Casserly and Wolf are members of the NFL's Career Advisory Panel, which the former Packers general manager said was created to create a dossier of “top-tier drawer either head coaches or general managers, should a member team want that information and we'll supply them with whatever information they need.”
The committee meets once a month in New York for a four-hour meeting. Individuals and possible emerging candidates in both management and coaching circles are discussed, examined and research is done to determine their viability.
Wolf still tracks and follows the Packers closely, not a shock given that he still summers in Wisconsin and attends their preseason games. But he admits to possibly coming into the Jets situation with an open mind and is unbiased in his thoughts about the team.
“I really and truly don't know anything about the Jets,” Wolf said.
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This list fails to mention that he drafted Heath Schuler with the number 3 pick of the 1994 draft. It was ranked as one of the biggest busts in NFL History. In the 1991 draft he passed on at least a dozen all pros including Mo Lewis, Brett Favre and Brian Cox. He's not infallible and I can't see why he would be selected to consult on identifying a Head Coach.
His Head coaching selections with the Skins ... suck. Ritchie Petitbon went 4-12 and then he went with Norv Turner who went 49-59-1