Phil Savage Personnel Department Consultant
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Seems like a great dude. And he did a great job reinventing the Senior Bowl into the preeminent talent showcase for the draft. Others involved in that too I realize, but he's been at the forefront of it.
methomas50
Pro Bowler
Stan can certainly afford another set of eyes. Savage has seen both senior bowl rosters up close and personal. I see no downside to this at all.
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fearsomefour
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When I think quality front office, I think Browns and Jets.
Was going to say this as well. I'll trust McVay as he's good at finding diamonds in the rough, but definitely doesn't make the resume shine
Savage has had a long front office career in the NFL. He started as a scout for the Cleveland Browns in the 1990s, then joined the Baltimore Ravens as a director of college scouting and then as director of player personnel. Savage returned to Cleveland as the team's general manager in 2005 before taking a job with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2010 as a player personnel consultant. He was also the director of the Senior Bowl from 2012 to 2018 and the general manager of the AAF's Arizona Hotshots in 2019 before joining the Jets' front office.
Ex-Jets executive joins Rams as a personnel department consultant
Les Snead added a new consultant to his front office this offseason.
theramswire.usatoday.com
This probably wasn't McVay. It was probably Snead, Demoff, or someone in that category. Do we trust it less? J/k...
The Rams are a great organization. I'm sure they know what they're doing.
Snead does love him some Senior Bowl... might as well hire the dude who helped make it what it is.
fearsomefour
Legend
Im joking about this.
I work at a Fortune 500 company.
I am amazed at both the competence and total incompetence I see on a daily basis.
There are plenty of good people stuck in bad organizations.
And you wonder why we question everything you say.