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Does anybody know if we kept the scout who helped us "find/pick" Marlon Mack?  There was an interesting article on him and how he's been around through like 2 or 3 different Colts regimes. I can't find it anymore though. Was wondering if he survived the purge?

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18 minutes ago, Smoke317 said:

Does anybody know if we kept the scout who helped us "find/pick" Marlon Mack?  There was an interesting article on him and how he's been around through like 2 or 3 different Colts regimes. I can't find it anymore though. Was wondering if he survived the purge?

 

I think there actually haven't been that many changes at the normal scout level. Most of the changes (firings really) have been at the top level with these VPs and national scouts and such. I don't know the specifics but I don't think Ballard is handpicking individual regional level scouts to fire (atleast not yet anyways). And even if he did, I think he only fired a couple max. 

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8 hours ago, Smoke317 said:

Does anybody know if we kept the scout who helped us "find/pick" Marlon Mack?  There was an interesting article on him and how he's been around through like 2 or 3 different Colts regimes. I can't find it anymore though. Was wondering if he survived the purge?

Believe it or not there are several Colts scouts that have survived through several regime changes. However, to answer your question, yes they have kept Jamie Moore as of right now.

 

This is his bio on Colts.com. Normally if a staff member is fired they remove their page off of the staff list.

http://www.colts.com/team/staff/jamie-moore/a3f17369-1b2b-40a2-aa2d-565ba3f6fd40

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2 hours ago, SDakColts said:

Believe it or not there are several Colts scouts that have survived through several regime changes. However, to answer your question, yes they have kept Jamie Moore as of right now.

 

This is his bio on Colts.com. Normally if a staff member is fired they remove their page off of the staff list.

http://www.colts.com/team/staff/jamie-moore/a3f17369-1b2b-40a2-aa2d-565ba3f6fd40

Thanks SDak. And I do believe it. I don't think Ballard is shallow enough to just fire people for no reason but I do feel it's his right to bring in the people that he wants. And I figure it's probably easier to keep regional scouts in place unless they're just flagrantly misjudging talent. Thanks again for the find though. 

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11 hours ago, masnerj said:

 

I think there actually haven't been that many changes at the normal scout level. Most of the changes (firings really) have been at the top level with these VPs and national scouts and such. I don't know the specifics but I don't think Ballard is handpicking individual regional level scouts to fire (atleast not yet anyways). And even if he did, I think he only fired a couple max. 

Thanks masnerj. And to be clear, I don't have a problem with Ballard firing whomever. I think he should be able to build and mold the organization as he sees fit. I had read an article on Mack and it sounded like our scout Jamie Moore was really high on him since his freshman year. 

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