Lamar has had no actual good receivers his entire career and only got a good running back literally in 2024. Dude’s completely failed to surround Lamar with any weapons other than mark andrews

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Anonymous #2 2w

That’s exactly the type of GM who should be fired. Someone who completely fails to build a roster

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Anonymous #2 2w

You know what’s sad is Eric isn’t perfect at all but most of the leagues GMs are SO BAD that the Ravens deadass have one of the best front offices 😭

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Anonymous #1 2w

Poles is a mid GM who has had one great offseason and several mid offseasons. Hes not who I’m talking about. The Brandon beane’s, the Andrew berry’s, the Joe schoen’s of the world should not have kept their jobs

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Anonymous OP 2w

Brandon Beane has issues but he's still an above average GM. He's no Lynch, Howie, or Snead, but he's way better than Berry or Schoen

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Anonymous #5 2w

I saw a graphic saying just two pro bowlers have been drafted to the bills since Josh Allen was drafted. I’d give beane credit for the Stefon Diggs trade if that was his doing (tho Justin Jefferson was taken by the Vikings with the pic that they got from the bills for Diggs👀) but that’s the about it. And for that matter, being an above average GM doesn’t say much since at least half of them are in the mid-ass tier

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What’s nice for the Ravens is you need to focus on pass rush (and OL obviously) but a defensive coach will take make a push on Eric for that

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Anonymous #4 2w

*definitely make

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Anonymous OP 2w

Something you have to keep in mind for the bills is Pegula is not qualified to find a GM and HC and he understands that. Beane is president of football operations now so hopefully he can find a good HC. The one question is how much McDermott was controlling the draft picks. A lot of the guys the bills draft are undersized/high character players which is what McDermott wanted for his system. Beane continues to not draft well, the new HC can bring in his guy as long as Beane can at least find a HC

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Anonymous OP 2w

As others have mentioned there’s not many great GMs. GM is a difficult job and it’s not like HC where you can fail and go back to coordinator or find another HC job. GMs don’t bounce around like that so if you find one you can’t run them out of town like you can a coach. Even someone like Poles, who is mid, no doubt about that, is a better option than finding a new one every 2-3 years because you just won’t get anywhere like that. A GM is not changing the team in 1 year it’s an undertaking

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