NFL Draft 2012: 10 Coaches and GMs Who Need This Draft to Keep Their Jobs

April 25, 2012   ·   David Levin   ·   Jump to comments

The NFL draft has been looking more and more like the real estate market of late. Teams are jockeying for position, but no one is willing to take a chance on the big properties that could turn out to be the best investment for the future of a franchise.
Instead, teams are looking to trade out of their current position or situation, seeking other riches that may not be as expensive, but could be just as effective.
With those types of major decisions comes the ramifications they will have on not only the team, but the rest of the NFL. And if those decisions are met with disregard or they fail to turn a profit, then those who make those decisions will pay the price at the end of the season and possibly lose their jobs.
Coaches and general managers alike know that there is a lot riding on Thursday and the selection process. A good selection means a gold star. A poor selection means more, in terms of stability and continuity.
These coaches and executives have so much at ...

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