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Sorry to say it Bears fans, but the scary news on the GM front continues to build, if you believe longtime writers such as John Mullin (which I do). Mullin’s recent article goes a little deeper into why it looks like Tim Ruskell may end up being the Bears’ organization’s choice to succeed (the ultimately unsuccessful) Jerry Angelo as GM.
I did a tiny bit of research on Ruskell’s record. Of course the Bears’ website/propaganda machine touts the fact that Ruskell’s teams have gone to the Super Bowl twice (Tampa and Seattle) and appeared in NFC Championship games three times. (The website also still lists that Angelo is the GM).
Looks like Ruskell took over in a personnel executive role in Tampa in 1992. The Bucs started hitting on draft picks in 1995, but they also blew some pretty notable picks from ’92-’94 and again later in that decade when they continually took Florida wide receivers high (Riddell Anthony, Jacquez Green).
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