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  • C Clevfan4life wrote on
    #20

    Now I wanna hear someone run the ghost of Tom Landry out of Cleveland after two losing seasons. GO

  • C Clevfan4life

    Now I wanna hear someone run the ghost of Tom Landry out of Cleveland after two losing seasons. GO

    MudflyM Mudfly wrote on
    #21

    @clevfan4life said:

    Now I wanna hear someone run the ghost of Tom Landry out of Cleveland after two losing seasons. GO

    He's a stoic old man.....not a drop of fire.....wouldnt even hire him.....

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  • MudflyM Mudfly

    @clevfan4life said:

    Now I wanna hear someone run the ghost of Tom Landry out of Cleveland after two losing seasons. GO

    He's a stoic old man.....not a drop of fire.....wouldnt even hire him.....

    C Clevfan4life wrote on
    #22

    @mudfly said:

    He's a stoic old man.....not a drop of fire.....wouldnt even hire him.....

    yeah I know he just passively hovers there on the sideline, i mean you can literally see right through him he's a puff of air. Get him out i'm done with him. And you hear his presser? Awful, feels like i'm in a haunted house or some fucking Scooby doo re run. He's gotta go.

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  • bbedwardB bbedward wrote on
    #23

    I'm not sure why any accomplished coach would risk there reputation to come here.

    Then again, Holmgren didn't care.

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  • Mark OM Mark O

    @nickers said:

    Link?

    He knows a guy who knows a guy who knows a guy who talked to his barber.

    USFBrownU USFBrown wrote on
    #24

    @mark-o said:

    He knows a guy who knows a guy who knows a guy who talked to his barber.

    It was his gynecologist who told him.

  • C Clevfan4life

    @mudfly said:

    He's a stoic old man.....not a drop of fire.....wouldnt even hire him.....

    yeah I know he just passively hovers there on the sideline, i mean you can literally see right through him he's a puff of air. Get him out i'm done with him. And you hear his presser? Awful, feels like i'm in a haunted house or some fucking Scooby doo re run. He's gotta go.

    MudflyM Mudfly wrote on
    #25

    @clevfan4life said:

    yeah I know he just passively hovers there on the sideline, i mean you can literally see right through him he's a puff of air. Get him out i'm done with him. And you hear his presser? Awful, feels like i'm in a haunted house or some fucking Scooby doo re run. He's gotta go.

    and that hat he wears?.......who does he think he is, Paul Brown?.....

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  • bbedwardB bbedward

    I'm not sure why any accomplished coach would risk there reputation to come here.

    Then again, Holmgren didn't care.

    MudflyM Mudfly wrote on
    #26

    @bbedward said:

    Holmgren didn't care.

    Thats an understatement.....

  • MudflyM Mudfly

    @clevfan4life said:

    yeah I know he just passively hovers there on the sideline, i mean you can literally see right through him he's a puff of air. Get him out i'm done with him. And you hear his presser? Awful, feels like i'm in a haunted house or some fucking Scooby doo re run. He's gotta go.

    and that hat he wears?.......who does he think he is, Paul Brown?.....

    C Clevfan4life wrote on
    #27

    @mudfly said:

    and that hat he wears?.......who does he think he is, Paul Brown?.....

    IKR? I heard that guy was in town the other day looking at real estate...get Landry out of here and get Paul Brown in. Cmon Haslem do this!!

  • C Clevfan4life wrote on
    #28

    Not sure how many of you are paying attention but we just got rid of Tom Landry and are about to bring in Paul Brown. I'd say we're doing good work here you guys need to catch up.

  • Browns_Fucking_RuleB Browns_Fucking_Rule wrote on
    #29

    Kinda off topic here so sorry about that but I keep hearing Browns fans using this excuse about not bringing in a successful coach because "everyone knows they can't win it again" and to me that is very narrow minded. Who knows they can't win it again? I don't think anyone knows. And plus all that... people are seriously delusional and must not understand the game if they actually think this teams priority should be winning the superbowl right now. I think it should be just trying to win back to back games and then getting to the playoffs. Paul Brown went to the Bengals and never won a championship in his seven years as head coach there but he did get them to the playoffs 3 times.

    Mark OM 1 Reply
  • KvoetheK Kvoethe

    There is no link. This is like in its infant stages. Just putting it out there as something to chew on. It would be a disservice to not at least bring it up.

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on
    #30

    @kvoethe said:

    There is no link. This is like in its infant stages. Just putting it out there as something to chew on. It would be a disservice to not at least bring it up.

    All we know is Haslam and Manning are friends due to their Vols connection. Peyton has enough loot for his playing days- why would he want to coach, when he can sit on a beach in Tahiti sipping pina coladas all day when he retires? Then again Elway took on the GM job with the Broncos- Manning to the Browns in the same position?

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  • hoortaH hoorta

    @kvoethe said:

    There is no link. This is like in its infant stages. Just putting it out there as something to chew on. It would be a disservice to not at least bring it up.

    All we know is Haslam and Manning are friends due to their Vols connection. Peyton has enough loot for his playing days- why would he want to coach, when he can sit on a beach in Tahiti sipping pina coladas all day when he retires? Then again Elway took on the GM job with the Broncos- Manning to the Browns in the same position?

    bbedwardB bbedward wrote on
    #31

    @hoorta said:

    All we know is Haslam and Manning are friends due to their Vols connection. Peyton has enough loot for his playing days- why would he want to coach, when he can sit on a beach in Tahiti sipping pina coladas all day when he retires? Then again Elway took on the GM job with the Broncos- Manning to the Browns in the same position?

    I imagine he will eventually get into a front office or coaching role after he retires, but hard to see him jumping straight into it - would probably take a few years off sippin those pina coladas.

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  • hoortaH hoorta

    @kvoethe said:

    There is no link. This is like in its infant stages. Just putting it out there as something to chew on. It would be a disservice to not at least bring it up.

    All we know is Haslam and Manning are friends due to their Vols connection. Peyton has enough loot for his playing days- why would he want to coach, when he can sit on a beach in Tahiti sipping pina coladas all day when he retires? Then again Elway took on the GM job with the Broncos- Manning to the Browns in the same position?

    C Clevfan4life wrote on
    #32

    @hoorta said:

    All we know is Haslam and Manning are friends due to their Vols connection. Peyton has enough loot for his playing days- why would he want to coach, when he can sit on a beach in Tahiti sipping pina coladas all day when he retires? Then again Elway took on the GM job with the Broncos- Manning to the Browns in the same position?

    There was some time inbetween his retirement and taking the GM job though right? 10 years maybe? Would be odd if Manning would jump pretty much straight back into the grind. I just don't see it....would love it, but don't see it. People would have to understand though that we don't have a qb that could run an offense the way Manning would want to run it. Just having Manning as the OC wouldn't magically reverse everything overnight. It would take time to get "his" players here. Basically if Manning was our OC right now there would be almost nothing different.

  • MudflyM Mudfly wrote on
    #33

    As long as its not "high pitched voice" Manning....cause nobody would take him seriously....

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  • MudflyM Mudfly

    As long as its not "high pitched voice" Manning....cause nobody would take him seriously....

    Canton DawgC Canton Dawg wrote on
    #34

    @mudfly said:

    As long as its not "high pitched voice" Manning....cause nobody would take him seriously....

    You can include the "Four Tunesmen" as well!

    Two things that will define you: Your determination when you have nothing. Your attitude when you have everything. - Mike McCartney
  • MudflyM Mudfly

    @kvoethe said:

    As I said in the tavern last night.

    Rumor has it........ I was told its a guarantee.....but still in the infant stages....

    So....is it a rumor or a guarantee???.....cant be both....

    I find it impossible to believe that Peyton Manning has already decided(and agreed) to retire and become the Cleveland Browns OC, while he is in the middle of a 7-0 season......or that Tony Dungy is in the fold......

    Hahahahahaha......

    Besides....everybody knows Super Bowl winning coaches NEVER win with other teams.....so Dungy would pretty guarantee that we WONT win the SuperBowl, right?

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on
    #35

    @mudfly said:

    So....is it a rumor or a guarantee???.....cant be both....

    It is the uber rare guaranteed, infant-stage rumor...

    @bbedward said:

    I imagine he will eventually get into a front office or coaching role after he retires, but hard to see him jumping straight into it - would probably take a few years off sippin those pina coladas.

    Unless we are the U of TN - Cleveland Campus...

    Dunno... Elway had his golf. Manning does not strike me as the idle type, but I would think a role with U of TN would be closer to his heart. And FO over coaching would be his inclination. Maybe AD since the current HC seems to have them on a bit of an upswing.

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  • sisky fringoS sisky fringo wrote on
    #36

    "OMAHA!"

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  • MudflyM Mudfly

    @clevfan4life said:

    Now I wanna hear someone run the ghost of Tom Landry out of Cleveland after two losing seasons. GO

    He's a stoic old man.....not a drop of fire.....wouldnt even hire him.....

    B browns52 wrote on
    #37

    @mudfly said:

    He's a stoic old man.....not a drop of fire.....wouldnt even hire him.....

    didn't they call him gamblin sam...loved that era with sipe...lots of fun exciting games, but still one of the worse calls in professional sports history...guess that's why they called him gamblin sam....

  • bbedwardB bbedward

    I'm not sure why any accomplished coach would risk there reputation to come here.

    Then again, Holmgren didn't care.

    B browns52 wrote on
    #38

    @bbedward said:

    I'm not sure why any accomplished coach would risk there reputation to come here.

    Then again, Holmgren didn't care.

    hey, just wanted to say, you almost got the score right after last night. If it wasn't for that awesome ankle tackle by our explosive db gilbert on the bengals wr, you would have been totally correct...ehhh, except for the team of course. That receiver would have scored if he only could have kept his balance for just 1 or 2 more seconds...

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  • bbedwardB bbedward

    @hoorta said:

    All we know is Haslam and Manning are friends due to their Vols connection. Peyton has enough loot for his playing days- why would he want to coach, when he can sit on a beach in Tahiti sipping pina coladas all day when he retires? Then again Elway took on the GM job with the Broncos- Manning to the Browns in the same position?

    I imagine he will eventually get into a front office or coaching role after he retires, but hard to see him jumping straight into it - would probably take a few years off sippin those pina coladas.

    B browns52 wrote on
    #39

    @bbedward said:

    I imagine he will eventually get into a front office or coaching role after he retires, but hard to see him jumping straight into it - would probably take a few years off sippin those pina coladas.

    i have a feeling he will seek a role at the college level. Probably in the volunteer state.

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