What are the things a GOOD GM should anticipate? accuratly injuries that occur

[6025]

A good GM would stay THE HELL AWAY from anyone named Norv!

What are you talking about? Norv was the grooviest, baby.

[TTK]

What are you talking about? Norv was the grooviest, baby.

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

Not Stupid, but how about Stupid Ass (said with a small sense of disgust in my voice; almost with a sigh)...

And, you spelled STUPID wrong... Dumb Ass (said with a stern voice; almost pissed, maybe a lil high pitch squeek in the middle )

My feelings are hurt!

Ban him! Name caller! Im so insulted!!!
JOKE!!!

[oneinchpunch]

A good GM would stack his team 2 deep at every position and 3 deep at other with players. Knowing that those 2nd and 3rd guys are likely to play due to injury.

Tough for a 1st year GM to do this

[homeless simpson]

A good General MANAGER, should avoid the responsibility of MANAGING whatever the current state of his team is in (whether he had depth in the offseason or injuries during the season) and just blame the previous GM for not leaving him with a fully stacked roster that he can just take credit for MANAGING.

A good general manager should also listen to the fans and pretend like he inherited absolutely no talent (young or old) at all on the team he is currently MANAGING. Just cut or trade everybody that was drafted or acquired by the previous GM, because every new GM in the league always gets to start from scratch...otherwise how will he take full credit for building his own team? in a few years they may be discrediting him just because there was some young talent already on the roster prior to his arrival...

[richpjr]

My feelings are hurt!

Ban him! Name caller! Im so insulted!!!
JOKE!!!

You...pumpkin!

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

A GOOD GM, is Te'o's Grilfriend, invisible!!!!

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

Did you call me a blumpkin???

[sandiego17]

A good General MANAGER, should avoid the responsibility of MANAGING whatever the current state of his team is in (whether he had depth in the offseason or injuries during the season) and just blame the previous GM for not leaving him with a fully stacked roster that he can just take credit for MANAGING.

AJ did most of this, but he didn't get rid of everyone. He kept LT, Jammer and Jamal. He did get rid of Brees and a ton of others and replaced them with his guys. By 2006, his team was loaded. Only 3 seasons + two working with the previous GM.

[TABF]

AJ did most of this, but he didn't get rid of everyone. He kept LT, Jammer and Jamal. He did get rid of Brees and a ton of others and replaced them with his guys. By 2006, his team was loaded. Only 3 seasons + two working with the previous GM.

AJ was an ego maniac duescher... that is all!

[QSmokey]

While your at it.... Maybe the Good GM should ask to inherent a team that is "almost" in the 2-3 deep scenario thus making it easier to "get there". In fact, the good GM really only got the job because the former guy either (A) moved on because the job was too easy, (B) Died while in said position (C) Was forced to resign because he was amigos with Bob Filner or (D) The Good GM had dirt on the owner.

Point being, MOST new GM's don't inherant a team in "good shape"... Hell AJ received a team in outstanding shape because of answer B above and after a few years into it, the former guy's people were dwindling away and look where we are now.

Weird.

Sorry, TBF. I'll give you a pass for spelling "inherit" incorrectly once; twice...I gotta point it out.

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

Inharently wrong...