Which team would you LEAST want to be the GM of?

[OzTitan]

For the Raiders specifically, I think the idea is Davis wouldn't be a factor otherwise you wouldn't really be their GM.

I'd think any serious GM prospect would welcome a challenge. In the salary cap age, I wouldn't deny any team from a current personel standpoint, things can change pretty quickly.

[Gribble]

If Al Davis weren't a factor, then the Raiders job would be totally different from a GM standpoint. They have a lot of talent on offense at the skill positions but just need a QB to put it all together and the defense is already playing pretty well.

[eacantdraft]

The Raiders. The owner is a senile has been who is still living in the 1960's.

Senile Al probably still has lavalamps in his office.

[Gribble]

Originally Posted by eacantdraft

The Raiders. The owner is a senile has been who is still living in the 1960's.

Senile Al probably still has lavalamps in his office.

Who doesn't?

[thetedginnshow]

Of those, I'd have to say the Lions, because after what Millen did, if we didn't have nearly instant success, there'd be riots and fans with bags over their heads. Raiders are diehard, Browns are as well, Cards have a new stadium so everyone's happy, and the Bucs have the weather and fairly good fans.

[MagnumGator]

Originally Posted by Gribble

The Bucs have the exact same personnel.

However the Bucs have 4 of the top 70 or so draft picks, cap room, no killer contracts, a head coach good enough to win the Super Bowl and arguably the best defensive coordinator in the league.

[ks_perfection]

With the lions job you have alot more job security than the others. You'd be given 2 more years to produce than any other GM job out there.