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#2 An Authority Figure
During his original WWE run, Johnathan Coachman served as an authority figure for a little while, and you know, he wasn't that bad.
Back in 2006, shortly after Eric Bischoff was 'fired' as RAW General manager in December 2005, Vince McMahon announced he would soon reveal a new RAW G.M. After a few weeks of buildup, he announced that he could not find anyone good enough. While he would then serve as the show's main authority figure during his feud with Shawn Michaels and later DX, he allowed Coach to become an 'Executive Assistant'.
He was never officially given the title of a General Manager, but he essentially was one. He made matches, had an office on TV and participated in some feuds, often as Vince's mouthpiece when he wasn't around. Coach was so good in this role that not only should he have been named as an official G.M back then, but he should return to that position now.
As of this writing, former RAW G.M Kurt Angle is training for some upcoming matches, and his future for returning to the G.M position remains in question. Baron Corbin in an 'acting RAW General Manager', but since he is still a full-time wrestler also, this Corporal gimmick can only last so long. I can't think of anyone better to serve as RAW General Manager for the foresee able future than the Coach.
