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  • neither Williams or Hue have all the players they need to win.Williams needs a shut down cb and a strong fs. They were slamming the run game of opponents into the turf often. That is huge. Jamar Taylor could be a fs? he isn't much of a cb - Joe Haden lost a few steps, etc...I don't know that Taylor has his head in the game sometimes. Maybe a tall, very fast lb. The Browns can't stop passes for the most part so it's just impossible. Run defense works 90 percent of the time nicely. Boddy-Calhoun sp? is a real football player, but it's asking a lot for him to cover a tall wr -

      Hue needs a real qb that sees the field, gets it. If a qb can't do it mentally, just doesn't see it... you can't coach it. and the wr crew... seriously? Higgins gets in on one catch... Louis disappears most of the time, Kenny Brittlehands can't catch but he gets open, and even Gordon gets double teamed and the qb can't get him the ball accurately anyways.

      This next draft - a star qb, a #1 wr, a couple of db's... maybe a big smart instinctive rb...and I don't see how you stop the Browns from winning next year. They are oh so close...still seems far away.

      About qb - I do have fun talking about Allen - I'm not looking for a chump that is in a perfect system to have high stats and has a great arm. I want a leader - a very, very smart qb that sees the field Kosar or Sipe wise. A guy who inspires his team to want to win, and know they CAN win. As much as Kizer plays hard, he turns right around and the offense deflates the defense.

      Ridley is one of my favorite wr's, and D. J. Chark might be even better. Add one of these two to the offense. And with a later round pick....this kid is the kind of FOOTBALL PLAYER I would stock my team with. Smart, hard working, very talented... LOVES the game, and inspires his teammates ....

      I love watching Baker Mayfield play... he could be that guy...but seems he has some kind of behavior problem or something. Or, maybe he grows up in time to be a great NFL qb. Tough for the Browns to take the chance, now

    http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/20923614/west-virginia-david-sills-7th-grade-phenom-failed-qb-elite-receiver

  • I have absolutely no faith in anyone that’s seen the last two years and agreed to keep Hue Jackson as head coach. 

    None.  

    @londonbrown said:

    I have absolutely no faith in anyone that’s seen the last two years and agreed to keep Hue Jackson as head coach. 

    None.  

    I feel the same about Sashi and Hue. I wouldn't be too terribly shocked if Hue doesn't make it through next season.

  •  sachi wasn't working out, so be it.

    but I give Hue a pass on what seems to be "mistakes"... I think he has to spend too much time coveringfor a talented qb that lacks vision and doesn't see the field. How tough is it to learn how to look one way, then lookand throw the other way? How much instinct does it take to know that you can't throw a long pass to a wr that is closely double covered before the ball ever gets there?

      I get upset with Hue, but I'm seeing more and more that he is frustrated at not having the players he needs, and he's trying to make decisions based on that fact.

  • @kvoethe said:

    Sorry boys

    Rooney Rule Violation

    #BLM

    Interviewed Singletary a few weeks back.

  • @boo-fagley said:

    Rumors are that the NY Giants were interested in Dorsey.

    The Giants are a no jacking around class organization who typically have an eye for talent in the front office and on the team.

    Which is why the firing happened now.  Haslam knew NY would go after him.  

  • As I stated in other thread.  I would have liked to see where sashis moneyball took us.

    hue needs an OC

  • Dorsey's entire career is as a scout.  How will he make a judgement on players he doesn't personally scout? Will there be.... metrics?

    If there are metrics used and those ratings are based on team consensus [which given everything we can find is what Dorsey is all about].... this is different than Sashi how, exactly? One fewer "s" in the name yields infinite wins?

    @unsympathetic said:

    Dorsey's entire career is as a scout.  How will he make a judgement on players he doesn't personally scout? Will there be.... metrics?

    If there are metrics used and those ratings are based on team consensus [which given everything we can find is what Dorsey is all about].... this is different than Sashi how, exactly? One fewer "s" in the name yields infinite wins?

    Sashi Browns entire career has been counting pinto navy,  lima, garbanzo and kidney beans.

    WSS

  •  sachi wasn't working out, so be it.

    but I give Hue a pass on what seems to be "mistakes"... I think he has to spend too much time coveringfor a talented qb that lacks vision and doesn't see the field. How tough is it to learn how to look one way, then lookand throw the other way? How much instinct does it take to know that you can't throw a long pass to a wr that is closely double covered before the ball ever gets there?

      I get upset with Hue, but I'm seeing more and more that he is frustrated at not having the players he needs, and he's trying to make decisions based on that fact.

    @calfoxwc said:

     sachi wasn't working out, so be it.

    but I give Hue a pass on what seems to be "mistakes"... I think he has to spend too much time coveringfor a talented qb that lacks vision and doesn't see the field. How tough is it to learn how to look one way, then lookand throw the other way? How much instinct does it take to know that you can't throw a long pass to a wr that is closely double covered before the ball ever gets there?

      I get upset with Hue, but I'm seeing more and more that he is frustrated at not having the players he needs, and he's trying to make decisions based on that fact.

    We all want a Superbowl, don't we?

    Ok, so I tell you this: any Superbowl team has roster problems. No winning team has a perfect roster. The coaching staff must make everything work, focusing on strengths and trying to minimize the flaws. For example, the Eagles this year have a dubious secondary, so they focused on pass rush to help the secondary.

    If any coach goes 1-27, it's not only GM's fault, it's their fault too. And I don't think that a 1-27 coach can lead us to a Superbowl. He's not the "franchise coach" that everyone in this Board wishes for, in order to have some continuity in this roller coaster franchise.

  • Fired GM who couldn’t get another job. Terrible hire. 

    @wargograw said:

    Fired GM who couldn’t get another job. Terrible hire. 

    He was fired in June, I don’t know if there’s been a job TO get.

  • @kvoethe said:

    Sorry boys

    Rooney Rule Violation

    #BLM

    That would be ironic.

    WSS

  • Fired GM who couldn’t get another job. Terrible hire. 

    @wargograw said:

    Fired GM who couldn’t get another job. Terrible hire. 

    He was just let go in like July.   Where were these job openings that he was supposed to get?   Its not like like there are dozens of openings for an NFL GM position.  Plus, it seems clear to me that they have had this move in mind since at least October.

  • @kvoethe said:

    Sorry boys

    Rooney Rule Violation

    #BLM

    Interviewed Singletary a few weeks back.

    @brownskidd said:

    Interviewed Singletary a few weeks back.

    Do you think that is what he was interviewed for?   At the time it was stated that he was brought in to talk about an asst. coach position....but you think it was actually for the GM slot?

    They did this all on the hush hush.  There may have been a number of others interviewed that we have no clue about.

  • The owner has guaranteed the 1-27 HC his job a month after trying to sign hs QB of choice. 

    Any GM that now arrives is nothing but a patsy to the head coach. He may as well not even be here. 

    @londonbrown said:

    The owner has guaranteed the 1-27 HC his job a month after trying to sign hs QB of choice. 

    Any GM that now arrives is nothing but a patsy to the head coach. He may as well not even be here. 

    I think we now know what Hue meant when he said he wanted to be more involved in the process.

    @dutch-oven said:

    That or this is Holmgren/Heckert/Mangini all over again, and a season is wasted with a new front office keeping the existing head coach that was inevitably fired... We'll see...

    This was my first thought as well.

  • It will be interesting to see what other changes come in the FO... both resignations as well as terminations. To see how much of the consensus machine being built remains by the time April rolls around.

  • It will be interesting to see what other changes come in the FO... both resignations as well as terminations. To see how much of the consensus machine being built remains by the time April rolls around.

    @tour2ma said:

    It will be interesting to see what other changes come in the FO... both resignations as well as terminations. To see how much of the consensus machine being built remains by the time April rolls around.

    Well hopefully without the old engineer the consensus machine can be update from Steam to diesel or electric.

    WSS

  • You know who Dorsey might hire?    Dorsey.   Ken Dorsey.   Currently QB coach for the Carolina Panthers.  To be OC here?

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Dorsey

    And then of course, there would have to be a lot of throwback music played at the stadium:

  • @wargograw said:

    Fired GM who couldn’t get another job. Terrible hire. 

    He was fired in June, I don’t know if there’s been a job TO get.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    He was fired in June, I don’t know if there’s been a job TO get.

    Can't let facts get in the way of war's narrative. 

  • Jimmy mentioned in presser that he wants De Podesta to stay

  • @wargograw said:

    Fired GM who couldn’t get another job. Terrible hire. 

    These types of posts will be what makes him fail at his job!

    I will take the guy with a track record of putting together winning teams as opposed to the lawyer who convinced himself he was an NFL talent evaluator. 

    @logicisforsquares said:

    These types of posts will be what makes him fail at his job!

    I will take the guy with a track record of putting together winning teams as opposed to the lawyer who convinced himself he was an NFL talent evaluator. 

    Sashi pulls together the opinions of others. Find me one quote that would indicate he’s “convinced himself he was an nfl talent evaluator”? I’ll wait. 

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    He was fired in June, I don’t know if there’s been a job TO get.

    And had there been, do you think he’d have gotten it?

  • @logicisforsquares said:

    These types of posts will be what makes him fail at his job!

    I will take the guy with a track record of putting together winning teams as opposed to the lawyer who convinced himself he was an NFL talent evaluator. 

    Sashi pulls together the opinions of others. Find me one quote that would indicate he’s “convinced himself he was an nfl talent evaluator”? I’ll wait. 

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    He was fired in June, I don’t know if there’s been a job TO get.

    And had there been, do you think he’d have gotten it?

    @wargograw said:

    Sashi pulls together the opinions of others. Find me one quote that would indicate he’s “convinced himself he was an nfl talent evaluator”? I’ll wait. 

    I guess he and DePodesta were at the USC-UCLA game to try the popcorn. Neither one of them is a scout or has any experience evaluating NFL players. Haslem could have sent his dentist and received just as much insight about the QB play.