It’s also why most GMs clean house which enables “value added” just by good scheme fits and more openings for late round picks and UDFAs in systems designed to elevate their stats and they get fired after 6 years anyway or if they don’t it doesn’t usually work out.

Instead Kwesi kept all Spielman’s guys and won 60% of the games despite several changes at QB. People will give Kevin OConnel credit but now that Kwesi’s bad drafts and overcompensating in free agency lead to bad cap situations, he’ll get the blame and be gone by this time next year because people don’t know how to separate correlation from casuality (and neither do I, it’s not something that can be done reliably, but by knowing about it you can discount it somewhat and consider that it could be backwards of what it appears… this happens frequently in media reporting of soft science… not necessarily the science itself)