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Browns Bringing In Al Saunders As Senior Offensive Assistant (Official)

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  • I certainly have - Ron Saunders was the coach last time my team won the top division (1981).

  • I certainly have - Ron Saunders was the coach last time my team won the top division (1981).

    @gftchris said:

    I certainly have - Ron Saunders was the coach last time my team won the top division (1981).

    If it works in football there then why can't it work in football here?? Let's go!!

  • Sounds like a great hire, man this organization knows how to pull me back in during the offseason.

  • So? What exactly will his duties be?

    And should he be offended at being called "Senior"? He is 68. (which means in Rock Star terms....apparently....he should either have been dead a year ago at 67 (Frey/Griffin).....or he has one year to live (Bowie)

  • i'm sure the fritz pollard alliance is going to be pissed about this

  • So? What exactly will his duties be?

    And should he be offended at being called "Senior"? He is 68. (which means in Rock Star terms....apparently....he should either have been dead a year ago at 67 (Frey/Griffin).....or he has one year to live (Bowie)

    @the-gipper said:

    So? What exactly will his duties be?

    And should he be offended at being called "Senior"? He is 68. (which means in Rock Star terms....apparently....he should either have been dead a year ago at 67 (Frey/Griffin).....or he has one year to live (Bowie)

    He's been a career assistant for the most part, but I think he has a superbowl ring from somewhere.

    I guess his duties would be along the lines of OC except doesn't call the plays.

  • @the-gipper said:

    So? What exactly will his duties be?

    And should he be offended at being called "Senior"? He is 68. (which means in Rock Star terms....apparently....he should either have been dead a year ago at 67 (Frey/Griffin).....or he has one year to live (Bowie)

    He's been a career assistant for the most part, but I think he has a superbowl ring from somewhere.

    I guess his duties would be along the lines of OC except doesn't call the plays.

    @bbedward said:

    I guess his duties would be along the lines of OC except doesn't call the plays.

    Agree... run practices... develop gameplans... all of the work none of the fun.

    But he might suggest plays from the booth...

  • @bbedward said:

    I guess his duties would be along the lines of OC except doesn't call the plays.

    Agree... run practices... develop gameplans... all of the work none of the fun.

    But he might suggest plays from the booth...

    @tour2ma said:

    Agree... run practices... develop gameplans... all of the work none of the fun.

    But he might suggest plays from the booth...

    Maybe not plays, but trends. "This CB is having a bad day...Running up the right is getting us joy...they're overpursuing, maybe try a reverse..." etc

  • @tour2ma said:

    Agree... run practices... develop gameplans... all of the work none of the fun.

    But he might suggest plays from the booth...

    Maybe not plays, but trends. "This CB is having a bad day...Running up the right is getting us joy...they're overpursuing, maybe try a reverse..." etc

    @gftchris said:

    Maybe not plays, but trends. "This CB is having a bad day...Running up the right is getting us joy...they're overpursuing, maybe try a reverse..." etc

    ..".yada yada yada is bringing us joy"........is not an expression you would likely ever hear over here in such a situation....but it is an interesting...and possibly good expression.

  • @gftchris said:

    Maybe not plays, but trends. "This CB is having a bad day...Running up the right is getting us joy...they're overpursuing, maybe try a reverse..." etc

    ..".yada yada yada is bringing us joy"........is not an expression you would likely ever hear over here in such a situation....but it is an interesting...and possibly good expression.

    @the-gipper said:

    ..".yada yada yada is bringing us joy"........is not an expression you would likely ever hear over here in such a situation....but it is an interesting...and possibly good expression.

    It's always interesting when these little colloqiualisms present themselves. I'm sure I've taken a few from this forum and the NFL in general.

  • It's now more official, Saunders as Senior Offensive Assistant.

    https://mobile.twitter.com/MaryKayCabot/status/689934235822604288

    Kirby Wilson also on board as running game coordinator.

  • It's now more official, Saunders as Senior Offensive Assistant.

    https://mobile.twitter.com/MaryKayCabot/status/689934235822604288

    Kirby Wilson also on board as running game coordinator.

    @bbedward said:

    It's now more official, Saunders as Senior Offensive Assistant.

    https://mobile.twitter.com/MaryKayCabot/status/689934235822604288

    Kirby Wilson also on board as running game coordinator.

    Per Mary Kay?.......

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    Mike

  • I read Pep Hamilton is joining staff too.

  • I read Pep Hamilton is joining staff too.

    @osiris said:

    I read Pep Hamilton is joining staff too.

    I saw that, as QBs coach.

  • I read Pep Hamilton is joining staff too.

    @osiris said:

    I read Pep Hamilton is joining staff too.

    Is that a good thing? Andrew Luck did not exactly "take off" on Pep's watch. It seems an awful lot to me like Andrew was relying on talent he was born with, and not growing into the position. Of course, Pep wasn't blocking for Andrew...

  • And now Horton is official as well.

    I'd say that logjam busted wide open...

    Big step down for Pep, but good choice for the position.

  • I dont see an official statement on this hire anywhere.............

  • @osiris said:

    I read Pep Hamilton is joining staff too.

    Is that a good thing? Andrew Luck did not exactly "take off" on Pep's watch. It seems an awful lot to me like Andrew was relying on talent he was born with, and not growing into the position. Of course, Pep wasn't blocking for Andrew...

    @wva-browns-fan said:

    Is that a good thing? Andrew Luck did not exactly "take off" on Pep's watch. It seems an awful lot to me like Andrew was relying on talent he was born with, and not growing into the position. Of course, Pep wasn't blocking for Andrew...

    Luck took off fine, until he was injured this past year. Remember, they played in the AFC title game last year (albeit they got hammered).

  • @wva-browns-fan said:

    Is that a good thing? Andrew Luck did not exactly "take off" on Pep's watch. It seems an awful lot to me like Andrew was relying on talent he was born with, and not growing into the position. Of course, Pep wasn't blocking for Andrew...

    Luck took off fine, until he was injured this past year. Remember, they played in the AFC title game last year (albeit they got hammered).

    @the-gipper said:

    Luck took off fine, until he was injured this past year. Remember, they played in the AFC title game last year (albeit they got hammered).

    Yeah, their OL sucked! Oh wait, we just hired their OL coach... :S

  • @the-gipper said:

    Luck took off fine, until he was injured this past year. Remember, they played in the AFC title game last year (albeit they got hammered).

    Yeah, their OL sucked! Oh wait, we just hired their OL coach... :S

    @gftchris said:

    Yeah, their OL sucked! Oh wait, we just hired their OL coach... :S

    He was also SD OL coach when LT had his record breaking years and moved up to offensive coordinator.

    I think Indy's problem is more talent related.