This is a post I made in one of the front-page articles and it sums up my view of Jed's tenure:
Jed has a type. That type is Ian Happ. They love athletic college bats who perform well in wood-bat leagues. They value certainty (not the right word) in their high draft pics and it’s why they choose college players with a “high floor” (I don’t like that either). Then they go over slot later in the draft in more of a gamble. Jed is always hedging his bets. It’s not necessarily a bad strategy, but the results typically are good, not great. Good, not great isn’t necessarily bad either if you’re willing to buy greatness when it’s available. They’ve not done that. Recently Jed’s made a point of talking about “clean books,” whatever the hell that means. The point of clean books is to go after top free agents I would guess. But they had clean books before and chose Swanson, a defensive stalwart with a light bat. Not a star and he’s the face of the franchise. In a year or two his book will get messy too.