So far this offseason, only two NFL presented general manager vacancies. The Cardinals and Titans have now each made their choices. If other teams decide to make GM changes, they’ll be added to this list. Here is the current breakdown:
Updated 1-17-23 (4:27pm CT)
Arizona Cardinals
- Ran Carthon, director of pro personnel (49ers): Interviewed 1/13
- Ian Cunningham, assistant general manager (Bears): To interview 1/12
- Quentin Harris, vice president of player personnel (Cardinals): Interviewed
- Joe Hortiz, director of player personnel (Ravens): Interviewed 1/13
- Monti Ossenfort, director of player personnel (Titans): Hired
- Adam Peters, assistant general manager (49ers): Declined interview
- Jerry Reese, former general manager (Giants): Interviewed 1/10
- Adrian Wilson, vice president of pro personnel (Cardinals): Interviewed
Tennessee Titans
- Malik Boyd, senior director of pro personnel (Bills): Interviewed 1/17
- Ran Carthon, director of pro personnel (49ers): Hired
- Glenn Cook, assistant general manager (Browns): Interviewed 1/13
- Ryan Cowden, interim general manager (Titans): Set for second interview
- Ian Cunningham, assistant general manager (Bears): Had second interview 1/16
- Quentin Harris, vice president of player personnel (Cardinals): Interviewed 1/14
- Monti Ossenfort, director of player personnel (Titans): Interviewed 1/12
- Adam Peters, assistant general manager (49ers): Declined interview
Does anyone else find it strange that Jon Robinson is not on any team’s radar? All he did was win. Yes, you can point to some flaws and obvious mistakes, but this is the NFL! Guys with much weaker resumes get recycled all the time. There is obviously more to the story. He seems to have gotten himself blackballed in a league that is notoriously forgiving.
And yet he’ll be making GM money for the next 4-5 years — no matter what he does. Clearly Robinson has no fox to give.