We already know that Carolina Panthers general manager Scott Fitterer sits atop the rest of his peers in terms of draft-day trades, at least according to his sample size quantified by Pro Football Focus. But where does he rank amongst those peers in totality?
Around the NFL editor Gregg Rosenthal, who pieced together a recent set of power rankings for the league’s front office men, tried to put a number on that. And, well, he couldn’t.
Instead of an actual rank, Fitterer basically receives a “DNQ,” as he was determined to be “too new” to earn a fair evaluation at this point. But that didn’t stop Rosenthal from pointing out a few early hiccups from the second-year GM.
