Being a GM means - You must identify and acquire talent, manage the talent with regards to the cap, and keep your core talent in tact as much as you can - keeping windows of opportunity open for as long as you can. That's how Snead should be judged. My question is - is he doing a good job?
If he has a degree of control then he's not really been doing a good job as they have had 4 losing seasons in a row. If he has no control and it's Fisher's call, then we don't know if he's good or bad, he's just filling a seat and we don't need to worry about keeping him if Fisher leaves.
