Hey Seahawks: This makes no sense at all

[Prime Time]

As one commentator noted, maybe they're thinking that they'll just do the opposite of what he recommends, sort of like in Bizarro World. Dolphins draft history
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Seahawks hire Jeff Ireland as draft consultant
Posted by Michael David Smith on April 26, 2014

Reuters

Former Dolphins General Manager Jeff Ireland has landed in another NFL front office, at least temporarily.

Ireland is working for the Seahawks as a draft consultant, Alex Marvez of FOX Sports reports.

Whether Ireland stays in Seattle beyond the draft remains to be seen: He and the Seahawks will discuss the possibility of a full-time job after the draft ends on May 10.

Ireland didn’t exactly cover himself in glory during the six drafts for which he was G.M. of the Dolphins, but the well-regarded Seahawks General Manager John Schneider apparently thinks Ireland has something to contribute. And Ireland surely jumped at the chance to leave behind his disappointing tenure in Miami and work for the Super Bowl champions in Seattle.

 

[TheDYVKX]

They lost their premiere talent evaluator that scouted numerous late round gems like Sherman and Chancellor for them, and replaced him with a terrible former GM that has rarely made a good pick. I don't know about you, but this makes perfect sense to me!

 

[Alan]

Good news for Ram fans.

 

[Ky Ram]

They lost their premiere talent evaluator that scouted numerous late round gems like Sherman and Chancellor for them, and replaced him with a terrible former GM that has rarely made a good pick. I don't know about you, but this makes perfect sense to me!

Works for me too

 

[jap]

Isn't this the former 'Phins GM who always loses out in big deals involving the Rams (e.g., The Fisher King, Jake Long)? Shouldn't he avoid our division like it's the plague?

 

[The Rammer]

LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK SHITGULLS!

 

[Pancake]

This is great news.

 

[Muleman]

Apparently I have been giving ole John Schneider too much credit for his decision making ability, now not so much.
I'm actually quite pleased with this hire.