Is Licht in ANY jeopardy of being booted with Bowles?

2014 NFL Draft

Mike Evans (7) Austin Sefarian-Jenkins and Charles Sims - Evans, the best Buc ever but those other two? Hell Nah!

2015 NFL Draft

Notable Picks: Jameis Winston (1), Donovan Smith (34), Ali Marpet (61), Kwon Alexander (124) - OK this year was ok but Jameis at #1 aged like milk.

2016 NFL Draft

Roberto Aguayo (59)- LOL LOL LOL Vernon Hargreaves and Noah Spence - This is a JOKE right?

2017 NFL Draft

O.J. Howard (19), Chris Godwin (84) - Imagine O.J. going before Godwin Licht missed on one and hit on the other.

2018 NFL Draft

Notable Picks: Vita Vea (12), Carlton Davis (63), Alex Cappa (94), Jordan Whitehead (117) - middling save for Vea and Cappa. Sorry Carlton is mid ASF. Oh and ROJO too.

2019 NFL Draft

Devin White (5), Sean Murphy-Bunting (39), Jamel Dean (94), Mike Edwards (99) - man this is just plain MID

2020 NFL Draft

Tristan Wirfs (13), Antoine Winfield (45) - WINNERS! Ke’Shawn Vaughn Tyler Johnson - hell hell NAH

2021 NFL Draft

Notable Picks: Joe Tryon-Shoyinka (32), Kyle Trask (64), Robert Hainsey (95)- Another cruel joke.

2022 NFL Draft

Notable Picks: Logan Hall (33), Rachaad White (91), Cade Otton (106), Jake Camarda - Punter may be the best pick here. LOL WUT?

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  • ChronnosB
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    11 months ago

    When evaluating a GM you have to evaluate him not only on the picks he made, but how that compares to the performance of other GMs in the field.

    Good example here is 2015 - we needed a QB, there were 2 options - Winston or Mariotta. Even if we didn’t go with QB, look at the next 10 picks - were any of them better picks really? I’d argue that choice was pre-determined and a wash. If I were evaluating any GM in the first round of that 2015 draft, there were maybe a quarter of the picks that panned out with some appropriateness to where they were drafted.

    Drafting also has a lot of unknowns that are out of the GMs control - such as how the coaching staff utilizes/develops a player, as well as the player themselves and the various reasons why they fail and succeed that’s entirely on them.

    Has Licht been the best GM in the NFL? I wouldn’t say that, but I’d wager he’s in the top quarter of the league (top 10ish?) based on the drafting and FA pickups / roster construction he’s done over the years.