When we interviewed him a couple of years back, he pretty well stated that the best thing that he did was get NFL experience with good organizations and good head coaches that taught him how first class organizations work and coach and develop.
He also designed the Stamps front office to be extremely collaborative so a key piece leaving wouldn't devastate the organization.
so you might be the guy doing the scouting, but they've cross trained other people enough to be able to jump into your chair if you leave. there's no vacuum.
Frankly when Murph left the Rider fans and other fans thought that the Stamps would tumble in terms of bringing in players, but that didn't happen. Meanwhile Murph had a tough year in terms of finding the same kind of rough gems in Regina.
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