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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jon" data-source="post: 890054" data-attributes="member: 15113">This is interesting to me.  In my understanding, this is as it usually is, but Murphy has a different approach.  The coach reports to him, not to the GM.  This makes Murphy more central to football operations rather than the usual owner/president who focuses on overall operations (financial, community, league business) and leaves football/team decisions to a GM (and his coach).  So what does this mean to the Gute's authority?  It's certainly not 100% the GM's decision on a player--  it isn't anywhere, I'd guess--  but who has the final say on a draft pick?  Who makes the executive decision when the senior management team doesn't come to consensus?  I have no idea how they do it in GB, but there must be one person with the last word, and I can't shake the feeling it's Murphy.</blockquote>

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