Worst Front Office/Coaches in NFL History?

[wingsauce7]

He also owns a soccer team that has a fanbase that calls him out for being too cheap to compete

There you go. Kroenke is the worst thing since walmart.

 

[RobToxin]

I was going to trot out Daniel Sndyer, Cerrato, Jim Zorn but I think that Detroit trifacta has me beat.

Snyder has improved as an owner. I remember when he first came to the league, he was without a doubt the worst owner in the league at that time. He really thought having a lot money made him smarter than everyone else.

Snyder is living proof that sometimes being humiliated isn't a bad thing. Especially if you learn from it.

 

[OregonDucks]

Cleveland Browns 1976-Present

 

[Darrell Green Fan]

Snyder has improved as an owner. I remember when he first came to the league, he was without a doubt the worst owner in the league at that time. He really thought having a lot money made him smarter than everyone else.

Snyder is living proof that sometimes being humiliated isn't a bad thing. Especially if you learn from it.

Bingo. He is still a horrible human being and the only solice I took in another beatdown was that it hurt him more than it did me. It took a while but he finally got the message. Of course rival fans see one big free agent signing and claim he's back at it but that is simply ignorance.

 

[phantomfoul88]

I can't imagine anything worse than the Millen era here in Detroit. Those were some rough years.

 

[RobToxin]

We gave $72M to Brock Osweiler so can the Texans at least get an honorable mention?

Dishonorable mention?

 

[Clayton]

We gave $72M to Brock Osweiler so can the Texans at least get an honorable mention?

Dishonorable mention?

You guys keep winning, though.

The Chicago Cubs gave out a contract almost as bad last year and no one would question what they're doing