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Originally Posted by RealSNR
Basically, the Browns were the perfect job for Dorsey, who is a pretty good talent evaluator and fantastic at observing personnel around the league and finding role players in random piles of trash. They also have a ****ton of money, which means he can hand out extensions and free agent deals without giving a shit about the cap for awhile.
The Browns under Dorsey will probably eventually get back to the playoffs, even if Baker Mayfield is a bust. He'll get his dick sucked hard, having resurrected two different franchises.
The problem is will he learn from his mistakes in KC once the Browns are placed in a position where they will want to pay their players and/or free agents? Is Dorsey going to extend Daniel Sorensens on deals where they get payed 4 ****ing million dollars AAV just to play the 3rd safety role? Is he going to acquire a free agent, and then when the cap starts to get tight, cut that guy 3 years early without telling anybody in order to just tread water under the cap that year?
Is he going to hand out any more braindead reeruned Tamba Hali deals? Is he going to continue to lowball his franchise players when he can give them extensions the year before they expire and the players bet on themselves and win (i.e. Houston and Berry). Is he going to refuse to pay Poe (for good reason) but then hand out the same ****ing contract to Bennie goddamn Logan? Or how about just being content to stand pat when it comes to CB and ILB just because he had a successful dumpster dive for an okay backup who can play special teams decently?
He's a great GM for one stage of GMing. However, in terms of maintenance of what a team has created, he sucks utter dick.
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And the Browns are ****ed if they don't have someone underneath him that can be his successor once he fails again.
Or will the Browns even give him enough time to get them back to 8-8.