That's his job and he has been awful where typically the most return for your buck when it comes to drafting players. Great, we get a 3-4 year rental on players that fall off the league cliff after their rookie contracts run out or have gone to other teams and been successful, which is 2. Or worse, players he traded up for are cut or traded. He plays with house money so who cares.
How many trade ups (serious question - 6 ? ) How much draft capital (I have no idea) ? How many have panned out ? (Monty). He appears to have hit a home run finally with Fields, I am more inclined to think that was more Nagy than Pace, going by Pace's history of drafting the wrong players in rounds that an immediate impact can be felt on a roster (rd 1, 2)