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If I were Jimmy Haslam...

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  • lol... Favre coaching JM... my dream scenario...

  • lol... Favre coaching JM... my dream scenario...

    @tour2ma said:

    lol... Favre coaching JM... my dream scenario...

    Kind of like the best NA/AA sponsors are the ones who had just about every fall possible but somehow made it through to sobriety. Yeah, I like it. Brett Farve-Sponsor. 😆

  • gruden went to my high school and used to get rolled for his lunch money.

    chucky?

    HA!

  • Yeah, LA is a good spot. This franchise is a joke and embarrassment. Move them to LA before they completely ruin the Browns name

    @pumpkin-eater said:

    Yeah, LA is a good spot. This franchise is a joke and embarrassment. Move them to LA before they completely ruin the Browns name

    LA is a good spot for what?

    Certainly not an NFL franchise, hell they lost 3 teams already.

  • @pumpkin-eater said:

    Yeah, LA is a good spot. This franchise is a joke and embarrassment. Move them to LA before they completely ruin the Browns name

    LA is a good spot for what?

    Certainly not an NFL franchise, hell they lost 3 teams already.

    @canton-dawg said:

    LA is a good spot for what?

    Certainly not an NFL franchise, hell they lost 3 teams already.

    2 in one year if memory serves
  • I would Fire Farmer and Oneil. Id like to keep pettine, but damn he seems clueless at times.

  • @mark-o said:

    He has said in many interviews that he has no interest in coaching again. He likes doing just a bit of tv work during the week...working an NFL broadcast on Sunday and going home to his family on Sunday nights and like all ex-coaches who go into broadcasting.....he says I haven't lost a game in years.

    What you say and what your heart tells you can be two different things Mark. He has also said on numerous occasions he would love to coach Manziel, warts and all. I think he is aware that it is undertaking transforming a problem child into a responsible adult and uses his experience with Brett Farve as a parallel process. He's even said he would enlist Farve to help him get thorough to JM. That does not sound like a guy truly done with coaching. Farve was JM's idol when he played in junior high and high school, so lets hope he follows directly in those footsteps from addiction to stardom.

    @texasag1969 said:

    What you say and what your heart tells you can be two different things Mark. He has also said on numerous occasions he would love to coach Manziel, warts and all. I think he is aware that it is undertaking transforming a problem child into a responsible adult and uses his experience with Brett Farve as a parallel process. He's even said he would enlist Farve to help him get thorough to JM. That does not sound like a guy truly done with coaching. Farve was JM's idol when he played in junior high and high school, so lets hope he follows directly in those footsteps from addiction to stardom.

    I was referring to Billick not Gruden. I agree with you on Gruden. I think he will coach again somewhere. I'm surprised he didn't jump at the Notre Dame job a couple years back.

  • @pumpkin-eater said:

    Yeah, LA is a good spot. This franchise is a joke and embarrassment. Move them to LA before they completely ruin the Browns name

    LA is a good spot for what?

    Certainly not an NFL franchise, hell they lost 3 teams already.

    @canton-dawg said:

    LA is a good spot for what?

    Certainly not an NFL franchise, hell they lost 3 teams already.

    And they'll have 2 more NFL franchises in the next year or so.

  • You children. I guess history was not the strong suit of many of you.

    On January 12, 1946, Dan Reeves was denied a request by the other National Football League (NFL) owners to move his team, the Cleveland Rams to Los Angeles and the then-103,000-seat Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.[1] Reeves threatened to end his relationship with the NFL and get out of the professional football business altogether unless the Rams transfer to Los Angeles was permitted.[1][2][3] A settlement was reached and, as a result, Reeves was allowed to move his team to Los Angeles.

    Been there, done that!

  • I would Fire Farmer and Oneil. Id like to keep pettine, but damn he seems clueless at times.

    @kvoethe said:

    I would Fire Farmer and Oneil. Id like to keep pettine, but damn he seems clueless at times.

    Pettine is the worst of the lot! He is a vindictive hating pussy who has no people skills nor football smamrts.

  • @kvoethe said:

    I would Fire Farmer and Oneil. Id like to keep pettine, but damn he seems clueless at times.

    Pettine is the worst of the lot! He is a vindictive hating pussy who has no people skills nor football smamrts.

    @edwardejw said:

    He is a vindictive hating pussy who has no people skills

    Wow....irony to the max!!!......

  • If I'm Jimmy. I give the FO and HC a vote of confidence and let them get us a whole team brought in under one system and putting out max effort.

  • If I'm Jimmy. I give the FO and HC a vote of confidence and let them get us a whole team brought in under one system and putting out max effort.

    @flyingfooldoug said:

    If I'm Jimmy. I give the FO and HC a vote of confidence and let them get us a whole team brought in under one system and putting out max effort.

    Ive been waiting for that.....but Jimmy is pretty freaking quite......(which doesnt bode well for Pettine or Farmer)....

    The good part of that, is that he's kind of proven out NOT to be the "tampering owner" everyone was implying he was.....

  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    If I'm Jimmy. I give the FO and HC a vote of confidence and let them get us a whole team brought in under one system and putting out max effort.

    Ive been waiting for that.....but Jimmy is pretty freaking quite......(which doesnt bode well for Pettine or Farmer)....

    The good part of that, is that he's kind of proven out NOT to be the "tampering owner" everyone was implying he was.....

    @mudfly said:

    Ive been waiting for that.....but Jimmy is pretty freaking quite......(which doesnt bode well for Pettine or Farmer)....

    The good part of that, is that he's kind of proven out NOT to be the "tampering owner" everyone was implying he was.....

    He may have done it already without media attention. You know that would raise a distracting shitstorm.

  • @flyingfooldoug said:

    If I'm Jimmy. I give the FO and HC a vote of confidence and let them get us a whole team brought in under one system and putting out max effort.

    Ive been waiting for that.....but Jimmy is pretty freaking quite......(which doesnt bode well for Pettine or Farmer)....

    The good part of that, is that he's kind of proven out NOT to be the "tampering owner" everyone was implying he was.....

    @mudfly said:

    Ive been waiting for that.....but Jimmy is pretty freaking quite......(which doesnt bode well for Pettine or Farmer)....

    The good part of that, is that he's kind of proven out NOT to be the "tampering owner" everyone was implying he was.....

    I think he made the rotten jonny pick but can't blame him. If I just bought an NFL team I know I would want to kick the tires some. I also think he learned a valuable lesson too and has let football be up to football people.

  • You children. I guess history was not the strong suit of many of you.

    On January 12, 1946, Dan Reeves was denied a request by the other National Football League (NFL) owners to move his team, the Cleveland Rams to Los Angeles and the then-103,000-seat Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.[1] Reeves threatened to end his relationship with the NFL and get out of the professional football business altogether unless the Rams transfer to Los Angeles was permitted.[1][2][3] A settlement was reached and, as a result, Reeves was allowed to move his team to Los Angeles.

    Been there, done that!

    @edwardejw said:

    You children. I guess history was not the strong suit of many of you.

    On January 12, 1946, Dan Reeves was denied a request by the other National Football League (NFL) owners to move his team, the Cleveland Rams to Los Angeles and the then-103,000-seat Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.[1] Reeves threatened to end his relationship with the NFL and get out of the professional football business altogether unless the Rams transfer to Los Angeles was permitted.[1][2][3] A settlement was reached and, as a result, Reeves was allowed to move his team to Los Angeles.

    Been there, done that!

    Know all about it. Not gonna happen. That is more analogous to the Modell situation.

    But, in that case....the city did not fight to keep the team....and there was no ironclad lease. The city knew that it was getting a Paul Brown run organization to replace the Rams.

    And that team's owner knew the handwriting on the wall when he knew PB was coming to town. So he skedaddled. Good move for him? Sure, probably.

    And as far as I am concerned, the Rams should probably have always stayed in LA.