Ron Wolf news

[goldenster95]

If he wants to be a part-timer, he probably won't want an interest in the 'Skins. If that's so, why not give him a look, Danny? Maybe then you can get the blessing of Sally Jenkins.

Browns | Huddle With Wolf - from www.KFFL.com

Sat, 17 Jan 2004 10:04:34 -0800

Tony Grossi, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, reports Cleveland Browns head coach Butch Davis and team president and CEO Carmen Policy met with former Green Bay Packers general manager Ron Wolf Thursday, Jan. 15, about becoming a team consultant. However, Wolf said he would only be interested in a part-time role at the present time. "Just so everybody understands, I essentially want to remain retired," Wolf said. "I'm not looking for a full-time job. If those parameters can be met, I'd be interested. I'm very impressed with that [browns] operation, always have been. Its history speaks for itself. Its tradition."

[Zen-like Todd]

Originally posted by goldenster95

If he wants to be a part-timer, he probably won't want an interest in the 'Skins. If that's so, why not give him a look, Danny? Maybe then you can get the blessing of Sally Jenkins.

Browns | Huddle With Wolf - from www.KFFL.com

Sat, 17 Jan 2004 10:04:34 -0800

Tony Grossi, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, reports Cleveland Browns head coach Butch Davis and team president and CEO Carmen Policy met with former Green Bay Packers general manager Ron Wolf Thursday, Jan. 15, about becoming a team consultant. However, Wolf said he would only be interested in a part-time role at the present time. "Just so everybody understands, I essentially want to remain retired," Wolf said. "I'm not looking for a full-time job. If those parameters can be met, I'd be interested. I'm very impressed with that [browns] operation, always have been. Its history speaks for itself. Its tradition."

What tradition is that, Ron? The original franchise is in Baltimore now!

[Om]

Check one name off the Dream List.

If the man no longer has the passion, he isn't right for a team like Washington.

[goldenster95]

Originally posted by Om

Check one name off the Dream List.

If the man no longer has the passion, he isn't right for a team like Washington.

Don't you think a half-hearted Ron Wolf would be better than what we've got now, though?

[jbooma]

Did Cleaveland outbid the Danny??????????????? Say it isn't so :laugh:

[Zen-like Todd]

Originally posted by goldenster95

Don't you think a half-hearted Ron Wolf would be better than what we've got now, though?

No, Ron Wolf isn't old enough. Check back with me when he hits 80.

[Om]

Originally posted by goldenster95

Don't you think a half-hearted Ron Wolf would be better than what we've got now, though?

Not really. Gibbs has hit this town like a damn hurricane, has the energy level way, way up, and is planting the seeds of the same kind of professional, committed, exhaustively detail-oriented operation he ran the last time around. I don't want to see anybody who is not fully prepared to lock himself in the bunker and bleed burgundy in the mix.

I know where we're going with this, by the way, so I'll come right out and say it: if nothing else, Vinny and The Dan have shown tremendous committment to trying to do this thing right all along. I've never questioned that. My only real criticism all along has been that I didn't feel there was that one unquestionably qualified, central "football guy" around to give the whole operation a sense of direction and competence.

They do now. Gibbs is that man ... and as long as HE is comfortable with the personnel arrangement, I'm not going to question him, or it. I'm going to continue to HOPE that at some point, if someone like Polian or Modrak or even some name I've never heard of but Gibbs has comes along, that we'll hire him to add to the mix. But for now, I'm putting my trust in Joe Gibbs to not only know if he DOES need someone else at some point, but also be strong enough in the organization to then make it happen.

[goldenster95]

Good points, Om. BTW, Beware!, Art's looking on right now.

[scottb]

Well put Om. A FO position with the Redskins is not a job, it's a dominanting commitment that develops the culture of winning.

[Riggo-toni]

Wolf would be perfect working part time here as a draft consultant. Let him make all the mid to late round picks. Let him dig up the next Tauscher, or Gbaja-Biamila, instead of wasting picks on guys like Reggie Coleman or Harrison or Cowsette.