Scot McCloughan named new GM

[Prowl33]

I think danny will be hands off with the staff and roster completely and just keep informed and want to know whats happening with his team this year.

[yupchagee]

What do you really think, not hope, really think it will be going forward now that Scot is on board 1-10?

I've never bought this idea that Snyder is just going to kick back and count his dollars leaving other guys to completely run the team. (And I don't believe that EVERY successful team in the NFL operates that way.) Its his team, he bought it, what's the fun in that anyway?

I think/hope Snyder's involvement would be at like a 3 or 4 on your scale. Maybe he's sitting in meetings with the football guys, aware of what's going on but he's not casting a vote on players. They're spending his money, after all, so he should want to feel comfortable the GM knows what he is doing and has a good plan. He has a knack for closing the deal with free agents, so maybe he's involved sometimes with meeting those players, pitching them on coming to play.

I don't know. I'm sure some people want less involvement than what I've described, but that feels like a realistic guess to me.

I would love it if Snyder could keep it down to a 3 or a 4 I just think he's wired to be a 9-10 and it would take a real energy to restrain himself and than he wouldn't enjoy himself.

I think the only way to keep Dan from messing things up is, next time he is in his office, someone needs to nail his door shut & cut his phone line.

[Countertrey]

I think the only way to keep Dan from messing things up is, next time he is in his office, someone needs to nail his door shut & cut his phone line.

You know, the dude (being stinking rich) likely has an iPhone 12 prototype in his pocket...

[tribeofjudah]

I think danny will be hands off with the staff and roster completely and just keep informed and want to know whats happening with his team this year.

I sure hope the kid in the candy store (Danny)........has learned how to be and how NOT to be an owner. Let's keep hoping.

[DEHog]

I think Snyder will take a step back as well….My question is why would he?? What has changed in the last 12 months that wasn’t there the previous 15 off seasons that made him go out and hire a “real” GM? I think it goes back to the RG trade, if reports are true; he was the architect of that trade. He probably had football people telling him not to do (see Manziel and Jerry Jones) it. Of course after winning the division he felt vindicated, and it would explain why he still wanted RG to start…but the bottom quickly fell out. Now here we are with the worst back to back seasons in 50 years and he sees that RG isn’t or may not be a NFL QB and certainly wasn’t worth the 4 picks he gave up for him. He sees Jones pass on Manziel, giving up a little control, and win the division. So I’m optimistic that he may have finally learned a tough lesson…

[Irn-Bru]

I think Snyder will take a step back as well….My question is why would he?? What has changed in the last 12 months that wasn’t there the previous 15 off seasons that made him go out and hire a “real” GM? I think it goes back to the RG trade, if reports are true; he was the architect of that trade. He probably had football people telling him not to do (see Manziel and Jerry Jones) it. Of course after winning the division he felt vindicated, and it would explain why he still wanted RG to start…but the bottom quickly fell out. Now here we are with the worst back to back seasons in 50 years and he sees that RG isn’t or may not be a NFL QB and certainly wasn’t worth the 4 picks he gave up for him. He sees Jones pass on Manziel, giving up a little control, and win the division. So I’m optimistic that he may have finally learned a tough lesson…

We can all hope, at least.

[DarthMonk]

I think Snyder will take a step back as well….My question is why would he?? What has changed in the last 12 months that wasn’t there the previous 15 off seasons that made him go out and hire a “real” GM? I think it goes back to the RG trade, if reports are true; he was the architect of that trade. He probably had football people telling him not to do (see Manziel and Jerry Jones) it. Of course after winning the division he felt vindicated, and it would explain why he still wanted RG to start…but the bottom quickly fell out. Now here we are with the worst back to back seasons in 50 years and he sees that RG isn’t or may not be a NFL QB and certainly wasn’t worth the 4 picks he gave up for him. He sees Jones pass on Manziel, giving up a little control, and win the division. So I’m optimistic that he may have finally learned a tough lesson…

You pretty much answered your own (good) question with all the things I was gonna say.