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  • April 19, 2018 at 4:24 pm #85240
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    from GM power rankings: Howie Roseman, Kevin Colbert among best

    Gregg Rosenthal

    http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000927154/article/gm-power-rankings-howie-roseman-kevin-colbert-among-best

    RANK 9 Les Snead, Rams

    If not for Howie Roseman, Snead would have deserved the Executive of the Year award last season. While that doesn’t quite erase memories of Snead’s slog of a five-year run with Jeff Fisher, it puts those struggles into context. When Snead arrived in 2012, St. Louis was coming off one of the worst stretches in NFL history, and he quickly upgraded the talent base. The core of last year’s playoff team was acquired during the Fisher era, and Snead helped find the right coaches to make those players shine. The aggressive trades this offseason show a general manager unafraid to buck convention, raising title hopes without sacrificing the team’s long-term goals.

    April 19, 2018 at 4:31 pm #85241
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    from USA TODAY Sports NFL agent poll: Redskins, Bruce Allen get low marks on preparedness, trust

    https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2018/04/19/nfl-agent-poll-bruce-allen-redskins-bill-belichick-demaurice-smith/528741002/

    USA TODAY Sports NFL columnist Jarrett Bell and NFL reporter Lindsay H. Jones have been polling agents this year to get a sense of how they view the league’s teams, executives and its issues, particularly those linked to labor relations and collective bargaining.

    A total of 25 agents responded to a series of questions, with some choosing to abstain to certain portions of the survey. But most did provide opinions when asked which teams were most prepared during free agency, which decision-makers commanded the most respect (and the least), and more. Here is what their answers revealed:

    (All agents participated under the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the questions.)

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