Coach Josh McDaniels has been fired

[BigBrownsFan]

@gips said:

He is what he appears to be just another failichick production...

However we have a failichick production of our own to watch deteriorate or do just enough to try and fool the walrus...

Yeah I would like to win three Super Bowls and be known as "Failchick". Like we have the right to label anyone like that with our hardware...

[BROWNandORANGE]

McDaniels may not (and obviously isn't) the best head coach, but he is a hell of an offensive coordinator. McDaniels coached the Pats to 2 (maybe 3?) Super Bowls. If Daboll gets the boot (Not saying he will, but there is a good chance he could) I want McDaniels as our OC.

[BrownB499]

Colt12 said:

McDaniels may not (and obviously isn't) the best head coach, but he is a hell of an offensive coordinator. McDaniels coached the Pats to 2 (maybe 3?) Super Bowls. If Daboll gets the boot (Not saying he will, but there is a good chance he could) I want McDaniels as our OC.

Isn't this the same guy who couldn't find playing time for Peyton Hillis ?

Think I'll pass

[BROWNandORANGE]

@brownb499 said:

Isn't this the same guy who couldn't find playing time for Peyton Hillis ?

Think I'll pass

I'd take him. 2 rings as an OC? Sounds good to me.

[CLEVELandMILIDH]

Colt12 said:

McDaniels may not (and obviously isn't) the best head coach, but he is a hell of an offensive coordinator. McDaniels coached the Pats to 2 (maybe 3?) Super Bowls. If Daboll gets the boot (Not saying he will, but there is a good chance he could) I want McDaniels as our OC.

Pretty sure that was Charlie Weis, and they haven't won one since.

[choco]

i dont think hillis would appreciate McFail coming here to lead the offense. frankly, rings or not.....lets not taint the good vibes of the locker room by even sniffing this guy. lets get norv turner after he gets canned...

[BrownB499]

Colt12 said:

I'd take him. 2 rings as an OC? Sounds good to me.

We may find out...I believe he and Mangini are still close friends

Besides Mangini owes him big time

[ClevelandFanForLife]

there will be a line of teams interviewing him. i hope to god we are on that list.

[CantonLegend]

@clevelandfanforlife said:

there will be a line of teams interviewing him. i hope to god we are on that list.

he runs a pass happy offense......its not the type of football that mangini wants to run

the browns run the ball....and pass the ball only when they need to

mcdaniels would come in and f all that up

[WRREBEL]

Yeah let's get a guy who shipped out hilis for brady..

Listen, mcdaniels is a cancer.. I heard the reason why he was fired cause he was caught giving brady quinn a blow job.

[ClevelandFanForLife]

@wrrebel said:

Yeah let's get a guy who shipped out hilis for brady..

Listen, mcdaniels is a cancer.. I heard the reason why he was fired cause he was caught giving brady quinn a blow job.

No that would be you.

[CantonLegend]

@wrrebel said:

I heard the reason why he was fired cause he was caught giving brady quinn a blow job.

come on man its the holiday season

its always better to give than to receive......no way thats why he was fired

[WRREBEL]

@cantonlegend said:

come on man its the holiday season

its always better to give than to receive......no way thats why he was fired

Haha too funny

[WRREBEL]

@clevelandfanforlife said:

No that would be you.

Ok you caught me, but josh taped it with out my knowledge.

That's why he was fired

[Thaak]

Colt12 said:

I'd take him. 2 rings as an OC? Sounds good to me.

Pass...

Seriously, just because a guy is a good OC for one team, doesn't mean he will be for another.

If he couldn't find a use for Hillis in Denver, what makes you think as OC in Cleveland he would?

[Riffer X]

Being a local kid, I kinda liked him, but it just goes to show you can't hire these guys that young. He makes David Shula look like a roaring success now. I think the main reason Denver wanted to jettison him immediately was because of the legalities. This way, they won't have to pay the remaining years of his contract due to Spygate 2. They already are paying two former coaches I believe, and that sounds eerily similar to another franchise we know LOL. Imagine paying three coaches in a lockout season?

It's completely unforgivable for him to not see what they had in Hillis. That just reeks of incompetence or petulance, whichever you prefer. Marshall was a nob and similar to us getting rid of Edwards etc, plus Denver did a lot over the years to hide or excuse Marshall's completely boorish behavior and spousal abuse, so I can see that one. Cutler was iffy, and I doubt things would be any different if he had stayed, especially since Orton has played decent for them.

Imagine being affiliated with that franchise as a fan or owner or whatever, and seeing Hillis rake the league the way he is. Again, Hillis runs a 4.5, according to Dave Logan has the best hands he ever saw, is an absolute beast power back and they gave him up for a bag of Shaun Kemp herpes---plus still owe us two picks. To me, that had to be the convincing blow to young Josh. Ultimately, that was on him.

[CantonLegend]

@junkyard-dawg said:

No however it IS the type of football Holmgren likes to watch. McDaniels may be the type of OC to bridge the Holmgren-Mangini gap in philosophies.

the type of football that holmgren likes to watch is the winning kind

mangini has figured out the formula to winning with his current staff and there wont be any major changes aside from an assitant here and there

its been a long time since the league has seen the old school football that the browns are playing right now and its very exciting for the hardcore fans.

[Nw220]

Im not at all for bringing him in ethier i mean i dont necessarly have much faith in Daboll but he sent Hillis and i dont know how that would fair i just dont like the idea id much perfer a up and coming OC who isnt quite known but fits into are Offense and dosent wanna tweak it but only bring in players to help better the system i can only see him doing the exact opposite

[Bodogjoe]

I cant say I was a fan of Mcdaniels. But I HATE the current state of football. College or Pros. People always wanting to hang the coach first when team performs badly. Takes time to recruit or draft the people you want to run the type of team you want. You cannot expect to fire a coach every two years and be successful. I was never a big fan of Mangini, but I am glad that Holmgren stuck with him and let things play out to see how he does.

[Kosar_For_President]