Why would he want to come here?

Why would he want to take what is often the one chance a guy gets to be a GM, and do so on a team owned by a guy who blows things up constantly?

I seriously believe that we will gets some junior personnel director from somewhere, who might even make Farmer look experienced. I see no reason for a top guy to want to come here. I don't buy what some fans think, that guys will come here just because it's a top job. Look a the guys who reportedly wouldn't even interview here when we interviewed and hired Pettine. It's sure no better today.

Is that Wolf, don't know. But I would be interested in the prospect with Daddy along as a consultant.

So with that reasoning we write off every possible candidate except those at the bottom of the barrel.You do realize he's being mentioned with the Lions don't you?

High pick, a fee decent pieces leftover will pique someone's interest. Not to mention these ego maniacs believe nothing is impossible for them to achieve.

This WILL turn around at some point. What needs to be done WILL eventually sink through Haslams thick head. If it doesn't then the fandom needs to act with their wallets. Jimmy understands the dollar...

This job was seen as toxic after Chud was fired. How do you think it will be seen now?

People were scared off by Banner. He is no longer with the team.

You don't think that Haslam is seen as being as toxic, or more, than Banner was?

Eliot Wolf enters his 12th season with the Packers and first as the director of player personnel after being promoted on Jan. 2, 2015. Prior to his current role, Wolf spent the previous three seasons as the team’s director of pro personnel. In 2011, he served as the assistant director of player personnel after working as the team’s assistant director of pro personnel the previous three seasons (2008-2010).

Originally named as a pro personnel assistant on Feb. 26, 2004, by then-General Manager/Head Coach Mike Sherman, Wolf spent four seasons in that position.

Currently the second youngest player personnel director in the NFL, his primary duties include both college and pro player evaluation through film study, college visits, pro days, college All-Star games and the NFL Scouting Combine. During the season, he is responsible for advance scouting of upcoming Packers opponents, evaluating potential free-agent signees and recommending player tryouts.

The son of former Packers general manager and 2015 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Ron Wolf, Eliot’s scouting career unofficially began at age 10, when he joined his father in film sessions at Lambeau Field. His scouting abilities continued to develop as he filed his first report at age 14 for the Atlanta Falcons.

Overall, he has spent more than two decades in official and unofficial capacities working as a talent evaluator. Wolf has contributed to the Packers’ draft preparations since 1993, 23 consecutive drafts overall. He has held nine NFL scouting internships – five with the Packers, three with the Falcons and one with the Seattle Seahawks.

The 33-year-old Wolf owns a B.A. degree in English with an emphasis in creative writing from the University of Miami (Fla.), graduating in December 2003 after just 3½ years in order to begin his NFL career before the 2004 NFL Draft. At Miami, he volunteered in the football office’s recruiting department. Wolf is a 2000 high school graduate of Green Bay’s Notre Dame Academy.

Born March 21, 1982, in Oakland, Calif., the recently married Wolf and his wife, Regan, reside in De Pere, Wis.