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  • W wargograw wrote on last edited by
    #21

    You talking to yourself, Chris?

  • Erie DawgE Erie Dawg wrote on last edited by Erie Dawg
    #22

    The Qb to lead this team for the next 10+ yrs isn't on this team.... Yet.

  • bbedwardB bbedward wrote on last edited by
    #23

    Let's just hope this time we don't screw it up.

    SB 51 here we come.

  • You talking to yourself, Chris?

    gftChrisG gftChris wrote on last edited by
    #24

    @wargograw said:

    You talking to yourself, Chris?

    Lol, just adding to my previous comment. Apparently quoted just myself...

  • pettine fighting with who? farmer?

    i mean he's the only FO person let go correct? everyone else is still there so how will it be any different for jackson?

    don't get it. sounds to me like the problem starts at the top. haslam had no idea any of this was going on? and for dansby to come out now with this like it is some revelation is kinda weak in my opinion as well. so it's the suits against the grunts (coaches) and they hired a lot more suits.

    jackson: "we could sure use a QB and MLB."

    suits: "well statistics say that we pick RB in this situation."

    jackson: "AAAaaarrrgggh!"

    doesn't bode well for the grunts.

    ballpeenB ballpeen wrote on last edited by ballpeen
    #25

    @miktoxic said:

    pettine fighting with who? farmer?

    i mean he's the only FO person let go correct? everyone else is still there so how will it be any different for jackson?

    don't get it. sounds to me like the problem starts at the top. haslam had no idea any of this was going on? and for dansby to come out now with this like it is some revelation is kinda weak in my opinion as well. so it's the suits against the grunts (coaches) and they hired a lot more suits.

    I am sure Haslam was aware. It's why he had to make the changes. Once well in to the season, there was no real point in making a change then.

    I am pretty sure it was all between Pettine and Farmer. Scheiner and Brown weren't acting in that type of role.

  • C Clevfan4life wrote on last edited by
    #26

    if they just flipped a coin in the draft room, could their drafting have been any worse?

  • if they just flipped a coin in the draft room, could their drafting have been any worse?

    gftChrisG gftChris wrote on last edited by
    #27

    @clevfan4life said:

    if they just flipped a coin in the draft room, could their drafting have been any worse?

    Is that a three hundred sided coin, or have they narrowed it down to two candidates already?

  • But all those people who said it was clear Pettine lost the locker room were crazy people right? 😳

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
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    @jrb12711 said:

    But all those people who said it was clear Pettine lost the locker room were crazy people right? 😳

    Actually if you read the article you see that the locker room wasn't lost... poisoned, but not lost.

    "Dansby said... '... it was in the atmosphere. It was suffocating. You kept fighting and fighting and fighting, but you know it's there.' "

    A lost locker room doesn't keep fighting.

  • @miktoxic said:

    pettine fighting with who? farmer?

    i mean he's the only FO person let go correct? everyone else is still there so how will it be any different for jackson?

    don't get it. sounds to me like the problem starts at the top. haslam had no idea any of this was going on? and for dansby to come out now with this like it is some revelation is kinda weak in my opinion as well. so it's the suits against the grunts (coaches) and they hired a lot more suits.

    I am sure Haslam was aware. It's why he had to make the changes. Once well in to the season, there was no real point in making a change then.

    I am pretty sure it was all between Pettine and Farmer. Scheiner and Brown weren't acting in that type of role.

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
    #29

    @ballpeen said:

    I am sure Haslam was aware. It's why he had to make the changes. Once well in to the season, there was no real point in making a change then.

    And yet he did nothing for an entire season...

  • @westside-steve said:

    Brandon Weeden was successful at least for the game he started with a playoff caliber team in Houston.

    As much as the boys don't want to admit it they had more problems than just missing Tony Romo.

    WSS

    He didn't screw up, just about. Not sure you call that successful.

    W Westside Steve wrote on last edited by Westside Steve
    #30

    @gftchris said:

    He didn't screw up, just about. Not sure you call that successful.

    Not screwing up is a reasonable trait. Put a quarterback who doesn't screw up on a good team and you will have more success then a very good quarterback on a terrible team. That's all I'm saying.

    WSS

  • @gftchris said:

    He didn't screw up, just about. Not sure you call that successful.

    Not screwing up is a reasonable trait. Put a quarterback who doesn't screw up on a good team and you will have more success then a very good quarterback on a terrible team. That's all I'm saying.

    WSS

    gftChrisG gftChris wrote on last edited by
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    @westside-steve said:

    Not screwing up is a reasonable trait. Put a quarterback who doesn't screw up on a good team and you will have more success then a very good quarterback on a terrible team. That's all I'm saying.

    WSS

    Alex Smith vs Andrew Luck? They've been roughly similar the last few years (this year aside). But the chiefs get knocked out early in the playoffs and with luck you have a 'puncher's chance' of beating a good team. Like how they got to the AFC championship game last year.

  • W Westside Steve wrote on last edited by
    #32

    Well at least the article has a hint of hope. If all the bad blood has been washed away any more cohesive attitude installed there really is nowhere to go but up.

    I do wonder if coach Pet didn't play Dwayne Bowe because Ray Frmer forced him on the team.

    If these guys were making personnel decisions based on spite that's a bad situation.

    WSS

  • @jrb12711 said:

    But all those people who said it was clear Pettine lost the locker room were crazy people right? 😳

    Actually if you read the article you see that the locker room wasn't lost... poisoned, but not lost.

    "Dansby said... '... it was in the atmosphere. It was suffocating. You kept fighting and fighting and fighting, but you know it's there.' "

    A lost locker room doesn't keep fighting.

    jrb12711J jrb12711 wrote on last edited by
    #33

    @tour2ma said:

    Actually if you read the article you see that the locker room wasn't lost... poisoned, but not lost.

    "Dansby said... '... it was in the atmosphere. It was suffocating. You kept fighting and fighting and fighting, but you know it's there.' "

    A lost locker room doesn't keep fighting.

    Eh, I think you're mincing words there a little bit. Poisoned, lost, whatever you wanna call it it was clear to me for a long time that Pettine didn't have the locker room under control. No matter how you slice it that's about the top of things a head coach has to be accountable for.

  • if they just flipped a coin in the draft room, could their drafting have been any worse?

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
    #34

    @clevfan4life said:

    if they just flipped a coin in the draft room, could their drafting have been any worse?

    I think you may be on to something there. Any Ag majors know if there is a way to get chickens to flip coins?

    I once planted a crop of chickens, but they all died. A&M asked me to send them a soil sample. 😆

  • @clevfan4life said:

    if they just flipped a coin in the draft room, could their drafting have been any worse?

    Is that a three hundred sided coin, or have they narrowed it down to two candidates already?

    C Clevfan4life wrote on last edited by
    #35

    @gftchris said:

    Is that a three hundred sided coin, or have they narrowed it down to two candidates already?

    well you could do a whole NCAA bracket. Pick 64 kids you think might be able to play in the NFL and coin toss em. If you wanted to add veracity you could do a best of 3 or even 5 flips. Eventually you get down to the final two, and boom there's your draft.

  • Well at least the article has a hint of hope. If all the bad blood has been washed away any more cohesive attitude installed there really is nowhere to go but up.

    I do wonder if coach Pet didn't play Dwayne Bowe because Ray Frmer forced him on the team.

    If these guys were making personnel decisions based on spite that's a bad situation.

    WSS

    miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
    #36

    @westside-steve said:

    Well at least the article has a hint of hope. If all the bad blood has been washed away any more cohesive attitude installed there really is nowhere to go but up.

    WSS

    anyone would say that with new bosses coming in the room. totally PC IMO.

    let's see how everyone feels in a year or two cuz god knows the majority of cleveland fans (and the owner it seems) has the patience of a piss ant.

  • @miktoxic said:

    pettine fighting with who? farmer?

    i mean he's the only FO person let go correct? everyone else is still there so how will it be any different for jackson?

    don't get it. sounds to me like the problem starts at the top. haslam had no idea any of this was going on? and for dansby to come out now with this like it is some revelation is kinda weak in my opinion as well. so it's the suits against the grunts (coaches) and they hired a lot more suits.

    I am sure Haslam was aware. It's why he had to make the changes. Once well in to the season, there was no real point in making a change then.

    I am pretty sure it was all between Pettine and Farmer. Scheiner and Brown weren't acting in that type of role.

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by
    #37

    @ballpeen said:

    I am sure Haslam was aware. It's why he had to make the changes. Once well in to the season, there was no real point in making a change then.

    I am pretty sure it was all between Pettine and Farmer. Scheiner and Brown weren't acting in that type of role.

    Yup- the proof of that is Dwayne Bowe. MHO is Farmer's ego got in the way, and he wasn't willing to admit he majorly screwed up.

  • @ballpeen said:

    I am sure Haslam was aware. It's why he had to make the changes. Once well in to the season, there was no real point in making a change then.

    I am pretty sure it was all between Pettine and Farmer. Scheiner and Brown weren't acting in that type of role.

    Yup- the proof of that is Dwayne Bowe. MHO is Farmer's ego got in the way, and he wasn't willing to admit he majorly screwed up.

    W Westside Steve wrote on last edited by
    #38

    @hoorta said:

    Yup- the proof of that is Dwayne Bowe. MHO is Farmer's ego got in the way, and he wasn't willing to admit he majorly screwed up.

    Really? We have no way of knowing but if I had to bet I would say the coach was telling farmer to go fuck himself.

    WSS

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
    #39

    Pretty sure the next roster will let us know...

  • Let's just hope this time we don't screw it up.

    SB 51 here we come.

    B BrownPile wrote on last edited by BrownPile
    #40

    @bbedward said:

    Let's just hope this time we don't screw it up.

    SB 51 here we come.

    Wow. That's optimistic.

    Drafting a QB first, playing him as a rookie instead of developing him and not fixing the defense and they're going to make the Super Bowl next year...

    Not holding my breath on that one.

    As an amusing aside to that thought, I had convinced myself of something many years ago that still haunts the back of my mind...

    The Browns were the last NFL Champion pre-SB.

    I came to the revelation that the Browns would be the LAST team to make it to the SB, but then also become the FIRST team to win 3 in a row...

    Or will that be dashed after they win and are the last team to win the only-American SB... that the World Bowl will start the next year...

    Maybe we should be drafting the QB from the Italian league's 'SB' champion instead...