I think it was you and Sean who were caught on TV sort of when the New England Patriots picked Cole Strange in the first round. And there was an element that got taken out of context that okay Sean and I were let's call it mocking New England. So Sean Sean I apologize to Bill obviously didn't bother Bill a lot there's not a lot that bothers him. Great guy but here's where the where a player is projected to go pre draft I call that speculation right by third parties. And then at the end of the day what he does after that pick is his stock price right and that's the most important thing.
LA Rams General Manager Les Snead dives deep into some of the strategies that made the Rams a Super Bowl Champion, including assessing character, how to draft the right player, the complicated nature of trading players, how to build a team, hiring the right coach, hidden performance, why it’s so important to be relentlessly curious, and so much more.
A native of football-crazed Eufaula, Alabama, Snead served as a graduate assistant at Auburn University before he spent 14 years as an NFL scout for the Jacksonville Jaguars and Atlanta Falcons. He became the Rams’ GM in 2012 and over time built a reputation as an executive willing to make insightful draft picks as well as blockbuster trades, including his move to draft future Hall of Famer Aaron Donald in 2014 and to trade for superstars Von Miller and Matthew Stafford on the way to winning the Super Bowl in February.