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Originally posted by Ensatsu:Originally posted by Dsoto87:Ensatsu asks for proof, receives proof, then asks for proof backing up the previously stated proof.
Ensatsu gotta be a relative of Marathe
I already said a few pages back that I don't really agree with Jed or Paraag sitting in on interviews for head coaches. That doesn't make any sense to me.
Originally posted by Ensatsu:
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
It says pretty clear as day that his data opposed the instincts of two guys who are legends in their field, who had built Superbowl winning rosters. Marathe had no business ever being in that room in the first place. Now that he has an absurd amount of power, we know he's been interfering directly into the football side of things pretty extensively as virtually every single coach has had issues with him in the past. An article came out today talking about Chip not liking how involved he was. It all follows the same pattern. The guy is controlling but doesn't know what the f**k he is talking about outside of contracts and the salary cap.
Source?
Originally posted by Ensatsu:
Originally posted by Dsoto87:
Ensatsu asks for proof, receives proof, then asks for proof backing up the previously stated proof.
Ensatsu gotta be a relative of Marathe
I already said a few pages back that I don't really agree with Jed or Paraag sitting in on interviews for head coaches. That doesn't make any sense to me.
sitting in football meetings with head of football operations Paraag Marathe, a numbers guy whose influence over ownership was unparalleled
There were other gripes, too. There was an unspoken curiosity about Marathe's role in the franchise and why he was sitting in meetings that encompassed football evaluation.
Originally posted by edp415:
people seem to be reading too much into paraag. all the guy does is salary cap. I don't care what a local columnist says. I care what a highly respected nfl insider that has no personal agenda thinks about a guy.
Originally posted by edp415:
people seem to be reading too much into paraag. all the guy does is salary cap. I don't care what a local columnist says. I care what a highly respected nfl insider that has no personal agenda thinks about a guy.
Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:Didn't we just sign a futures contract? Who does this in isolation from the GM or coach? Is this normal?
It shows you how reactive Jed/Paraag are. Both Kelly and Baalke were signing players via Paraag based on both Kelly's and Baalke's recommendations for NEXT year and beyond in identifying players that Kelly (and even O'Neil) wanted to fit their systems; hence the resigning of Vance McDonald and Ray-Ray Armstrong. In fact, Baalke made comments that there could be several more signings that month (December). They all halted suddenly.
Based on the timing and the comments made by Kelly on his "great" relationship with Baalke just 3 weeks ago (and confirmed again today), the decision to move on from both of these men went down pretty quickly over the past couple weeks, would be my guess...with both unaware of each other's pink slip.
There's your culture.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:This is all anyone is saying. This dude is too involved with things he has no business being involved with.
The guy handling the books at a hospital shouldn't be standing in during surgery or meeting with patients.
Originally posted by edp415:people seem to be reading too much into paraag. all the guy does is salary cap. I don't care what a local columnist says. I care what a highly respected nfl insider that has no personal agenda thinks about a guy.
Originally posted by TheWooLick:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Jed needs to grow some f**king balls and run the team like a man...clearly Paraag doesn't not s**t about football personnel, but is a wiz with numbers...stick to contracts and business operations nothing more.
Same with Jed get the f**k out of coache's meetings your not a coach and neither of them should be there.
Time to grow up Jed it's now or never...if they make another bonehead decision regarding GM/HC its gonne be an even bigger s**t storm. Hire them and get the f**k out of the way!
The presser clearly showed he has not changed.
In fact, he went from:
"You should hold me accountable"
To:
"I own this football team. You don't dismiss owners, I'm sorry but that's the facts."
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by edp415:
people seem to be reading too much into paraag. all the guy does is salary cap. I don't care what a local columnist says. I care what a highly respected nfl insider that has no personal agenda thinks about a guy.
Then he wouldn't have the title of EVP of Football Operations.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by edp415:
people seem to be reading too much into paraag. all the guy does is salary cap. I don't care what a local columnist says. I care what a highly respected nfl insider that has no personal agenda thinks about a guy.
#Denial. When virtually every single head coach has complained about Marathe being too involved, but yeah he's just a cap guy because a national reporter has a better idea of what is going on with the team than local guys like Barrows and Maiocco.
Originally posted by Ensatsu:Originally posted by edp415:people seem to be reading too much into paraag. all the guy does is salary cap. I don't care what a local columnist says. I care what a highly respected nfl insider that has no personal agenda thinks about a guy.
Yep.
Don't care about local news.
Until I hear something from Chip where he says Paraag was too involved in football decisions, or from Baalke who says Paraag overruled me on my s**t draft selections, I probably won't believe this crap either. Just seems like a lot of deflecting blame instead of taking personal responsibility.
Originally posted by Ensatsu:
Yep.
Don't care about local news.
Until I hear something from Chip where he says Paraag was too involved in football decisions, or from Baalke who says Paraag overruled me on my s**t draft selections, I probably won't believe this crap either. Just seems like a lot of deflecting blame instead of taking personal responsibility.
Originally posted by edp415:
the local guys have an agenda because they don't like York. the national guys are not biased and fair in their analysis.
Originally posted by edp415:Originally posted by TheWooLick:Originally posted by NYniner85:Jed needs to grow some f**king balls and run the team like a man...clearly Paraag doesn't not s**t about football personnel, but is a wiz with numbers...stick to contracts and business operations nothing more.
Same with Jed get the f**k out of coache's meetings your not a coach and neither of them should be there.
Time to grow up Jed it's now or never...if they make another bonehead decision regarding GM/HC its gonne be an even bigger s**t storm. Hire them and get the f**k out of the way!
The presser clearly showed he has not changed.
In fact, he went from:
"You should hold me accountable"
To:
"I own this football team. You don't dismiss owners, I'm sorry but that's the facts."
Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by edp415:people seem to be reading too much into paraag. all the guy does is salary cap. I don't care what a local columnist says. I care what a highly respected nfl insider that has no personal agenda thinks about a guy.
Then he wouldn't have the title of EVP of Football Operations.
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:Originally posted by edp415:people seem to be reading too much into paraag. all the guy does is salary cap. I don't care what a local columnist says. I care what a highly respected nfl insider that has no personal agenda thinks about a guy.
#Denial. When virtually every single head coach has complained about Marathe being too involved, but yeah he's just a cap guy because a national reporter has a better idea of what is going on with the team than local guys like Barrows and Maiocco.
the local guys have an agenda because they don't like York. the national guys are not biased and fair in their analysis.
Source?Originally posted by edp415:because they don't like York. the national guys are not biased and fair in their analysis.
Originally posted by Tman:
You should be looking at it the other way around, Barrows is a highly respected beat reporter that is close to the organization, Rappaport is looking at it from a 10,000 ft view (league wide).
There has been a consistent theme with the last few coaches with Paraag's involvement. Talking to gm's around the league they are impressed with his contract skill. Talking to people who were in the organization, they didn't like how involved he was.
I'll trust the Matts over any national reporter.