Was this Snead's sole idea - or did it originate with our O minded HC?
The process is collaborative; the GM gets the type of players - or exact player - that the HC wants. It's kinda like advice and consent.
And BPA vs. player of need is not black-and-white, but matrixed in depth throughout the board.
Tutu, as somebody's primary choice, fit in there somewhere. I think it may have been McVay, who wanted a speedy wideout for his offense, who may have held the trick card on this deal.
But you'll never - ever - see Snead play Pontious Pilate with his head coach. He'll remain silent, his teeth sinking into the bullet, every time.
And that's where they should be.
