The Official Browns at Commanders Game Thread Oct 6th
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IMO, Watson will continue to start until he gets injured.
The moment he becomes the backup, Berry's days as GM are over. If Berry is on his way out, Stefanski is following.
Then double B will come back and bring the alabama kid with him
Then double B will come back and bring the alabama kid with him
Well syd you aren't the first person to tell me that the Browns should bring in 70 year old head coaches and a QB who is a run-first guy with questionable passing skills for the NFL.
I'm not a big fan of that idea.
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Well syd you aren't the first person to tell me that the Browns should bring in 70 year old head coaches and a QB who is a run-first guy with questionable passing skills for the NFL.
I'm not a big fan of that idea.
I forgot to use PINK
every time I get a notification in black and white I think it's Mike
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Back to the topic of the thread. The game Sunday should have hammered home some things to the Stefanski apologists.
I won't belabor the Stefanski point either. If the Browns don't get close to respectable this year. Stefanski's seat will be on fire, and he will be included in the firings on black Monday at seasons end.
Back to the topic of the thread. The game Sunday should have hammered home some things to the Stefanski apologists.
I won't belabor the Stefanski point either. If the Browns don't get close to respectable this year. Stefanski's seat will be on fire, and he will be included in the firings on black Monday at seasons end.
You don't go from coach of the year to fireable that quickly. He's coached wins from backup QB's here against quality opponents. What has changed is Watson's atrocious play. Film review of the game showed many open receivers on every pass play, the offense is fine, the execution by the QB is poor.
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IMO, Watson will continue to start until he gets injured.
The moment he becomes the backup, Berry's days as GM are over. If Berry is on his way out, Stefanski is following.
IMO, Watson will continue to start until he gets injured.
The moment he becomes the backup, Berry's days as GM are over. If Berry is on his way out, Stefanski is following.
IMO Watson basically has free reign to be as balls out and reckless as he wants. Nobody cares if he gets injured, and not a lotta people will hate him less if he throws 5 picks.
It should be liberating.
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Back to the topic of the thread. The game Sunday should have hammered home some things to the Stefanski apologists.
I won't belabor the Stefanski point either. If the Browns don't get close to respectable this year. Stefanski's seat will be on fire, and he will be included in the firings on black Monday at seasons end.
You don't go from coach of the year to fireable that quickly. He's coached wins from backup QB's here against quality opponents. What has changed is Watson's atrocious play. Film review of the game showed many open receivers on every pass play, the offense is fine, the execution by the QB is poor.
You don't go from coach of the year to fireable that quickly. He's coached wins from backup QB's here against quality opponents. What has changed is Watson's atrocious play. Film review of the game showed many open receivers on every pass play, the offense is fine, the execution by the QB is poor.
You're floating in my waters with the film there. While you're absolutely correct that Watson hasn't consistently delivered on what is designed, which is a failure with multiple levels to it; the coaching staff isn't completely immune from criticism either.
I've mentioned it before, but the horizontal passing concepts, including high(er) percentage RPOs, pre-snap sight adjusts against certain defensive looks, and attempting to slow defenders into their run fit, hasn't been maximized as it should.
5 games in, I haven't counted a single build off a backside RPO glance to either Coop or Tillman. Not a one against single high coverage. That is a deficiency on the offensive coaches.
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Back to the topic of the thread. The game Sunday should have hammered home some things to the Stefanski apologists.
I won't belabor the Stefanski point either. If the Browns don't get close to respectable this year. Stefanski's seat will be on fire, and he will be included in the firings on black Monday at seasons end.
You don't go from coach of the year to fireable that quickly. He's coached wins from backup QB's here against quality opponents. What has changed is Watson's atrocious play. Film review of the game showed many open receivers on every pass play, the offense is fine, the execution by the QB is poor.
You don't go from coach of the year to fireable that quickly.
Coach of the year awards do not preclude you from getting fired.
Stefanski's seat is quite hot for a reason. As I said, IF the Browns don't become respectable this season it is highly probable he will be fired.
Are you saying there is no chance of him getting fired after this season?
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You don't go from coach of the year to fireable that quickly.
Coach of the year awards do not preclude you from getting fired.
Stefanski's seat is quite hot for a reason. As I said, IF the Browns don't become respectable this season it is highly probable he will be fired.
Are you saying there is no chance of him getting fired after this season?
Coach of the year awards do not preclude you from getting fired.
Stefanski's seat is quite hot for a reason. As I said, IF the Browns don't become respectable this season it is highly probable he will be fired.
Are you saying there is no chance of him getting fired after this season?
It is afterall a "What have you done for me lately" league... And as Bill Parcells once coined..."You are what your record says you are" Every thing is based on performance and results... That is just the stark reality of it...
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Pettine got canned because he was spot on about Manziel, & Farmer & Haslam didn't want to believe it.
2014 season right here. You're not as invested in the Browns as me or many here. Believe it or not, Pettine had the Browns in 1st place with Brian Hoyer ...
Yeah, the Browns were 7-4 and then lost the last 5 games and finished 7-9 in 2014. The next season the Browns were 3-13. Incredible head coach ya had there in Pettine.
Browns fans think Pettine deserves a statue for 7-4. I don't think they hand out trophies for 7-4 and missing the playoffs.
Yeah, the Browns were 7-4 and then lost the last 5 games and finished 7-9 in 2014. The next season the Browns were 3-13. Incredible head coach ya had there in Pettine.
Browns fans think Pettine deserves a statue for 7-4. I don't think they hand out trophies for 7-4 and missing the playoffs.
One last time....interference from the owner sabotaged something that was positive & building within the organization.
The Johnny Manziel draft pick set the Browns back big time.
I barely have cell service ( camping in West Virginia presently). I could give you an entire history lesson but it doesn't sound like you're interested in learning it.
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Pettine got canned because he was spot on about Manziel, & Farmer & Haslam didn't want to believe it.
2014 season right here. You're not as invested in the Browns as me or many here. Believe it or not, Pettine had the Browns in 1st place with Brian Hoyer ...
Pettine was "Meh"... Very average...
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Surely you know what followed. 3&13, 3&13, 4-40-1.......
The dawning of the Hue Jackson era.
A.K.A. The dark ages of the Browns organization.
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