Tannenbaum Done in by Poor Drafting

Mike Tannenbaum’s poor drafts from 2008–10 led to his dismissal this week.
Tannenbaum Done in by Poor Drafting
Giving up two picks for Tim Tebow, without really knowing how they would use him, was another blow to the Jets season and draft. Kevin Casey/Getty Images
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There doesn’t seem to be a whole lot of conventional wisdom in the NFL about how to build a winning franchise, but certainly building through the draft is the most often mentioned method. Although recently released Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum certainly had some hits (see Darrelle Revis) he also was in charge of some major misses like Vernon Gholston.

Although it’s difficult to discern who exactly was in charge when certain picks were made we’re going to assume it was Tannenbaum for the last five years and break down what went wrong.

 

Dave Martin
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Dave Martin is a New-York based writer as well as editor. He is the sports editor for the Epoch Times and is a consultant to private writers.
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