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Not ego, h... just knowledge. If you knew "Process Improvement" beyond simply using it in a sentence, them you'd understand.
Humor me and explain, and support, whatever it is you are implying in the underlined bit.
Sorry if I'm letting my frustration show, but 1-27 will do that. Loads of fun going down to the Cantina for some Margaritas on Sunday with the guys, fully expecting OUR team to find a new and creative was to lose a game. Maybe I should start a Go Fund Me drive to buy Hue that wet suit when (with some luck) we beat the Bears.
OK, I don't know if Hue signed off on Britt- or not. But somebody sure wanted him around over the coach's objection. Plenty of head scratching personnel moves.
Sounds like, I pick 'em, you coach 'em to me....
Yes, it is... despite repeated efforts to explain how a consensus process worked. Almost seems like they did not want to know...
You really need to make your lamea$$ points a few more times... throw a few more rumors and more innuendo against the wall. But please can you come up with some new ones?
So if there was no consensus, Sashi made the call? Yes\no? Apparently enough wrong calls in Haslam's mind he's no longer employed by the Browns? I know you let the process play out guys are going to say Jimmy was impatient again. He was at least smart enough this time to get his new GM in place before the season was over to get a leg up on the competition. We both agree the next draft is critical in that we have to nail the qb position (if you listened to the pressers, it's obvious Kizer is dead man walking) and at least a couple other of the first 5 picks. Bomb this next one out, Haslam may as well sell the team, move them to London and name them the Bulldogs. Just my personal opinion Tour- the more I think about things looking back over the last two seasons (and you can call me an unfounded conspiracy theorist if you like) the happier I am Sashi is gone.
I don't know if Hue signed off on Britt- or not. But somebody sure wanted him around over the coach's objection. Plenty of head scratching personnel moves.
Sounds like, I pick 'em, you coach 'em to me....
So if there was no consensus, Sashi made the call?
Lesson #1 in a definition of process improvement: One example is NOT a process. Nor are two - or three. You need 10 examples minimum to discern process from random variance. And that's just to determine current state before identifying specific problems and interventions.
1) Is your only example the whole Britt situation?
I've seen ZERO intel for or against the idea that Hue explicitly asked Sashi to keep Britt because Hue would rather play big WR's than TE's when in the red zone. Njoku and DeValve are our mismatch weapons, yet they see significantly fewer targets and plays than they should.Hue's favorite plays are slow-developing long things.. exactly what you'd want a big-body WR for.
2) You throw out the term "process improvement" and then describe exactly zero processes.
An example of a "process" would be "The method by which a player is given a grade" or "Evaluating player performance throughout the season." In your analysis, remember that these processes [the "n" defining the # of times the process is used] apply to the bottom of the roster players as well as the "marquee" names like Britt.
I give Sashi the highest grade of any Browns GM since the rebirth in his addition of top-to-bottom athleticism and talent to the roster from the dumpster fire he was given.. while balancing that with maintaining draft picks for the future to build even higher from.
For example: Is Peppers employed well today? No. But I would put that on Williams as well as Sashi.. and frankly the sum of next year's mid-first WR/CB plus Peppers plus the 2019 1st round [when Dorsey trades down again] will be much greater in terms of VAR than anything Malik Hooker does. [3 first-round starters for the price of 1]
3) If consensus can't be reached, someone has to make a decision. But remember that we don't have definitive info on what, exactly, the "vote" was in any situation. I wouldn't read anything systemic unless it's called for. Even if somebody starts, they don't have to receive more than 10 snaps -- PT is a coaching decision. Why did Kasen Williams receive no PT.. he didn't suck.
The more labels you have for yourself, the dumber they make you. "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." Paul Brown -
I don't know if Hue signed off on Britt- or not. But somebody sure wanted him around over the coach's objection. Plenty of head scratching personnel moves.
Sounds like, I pick 'em, you coach 'em to me....
So if there was no consensus, Sashi made the call?
Lesson #1 in a definition of process improvement: One example is NOT a process. Nor are two - or three. You need 10 examples minimum to discern process from random variance. And that's just to determine current state before identifying specific problems and interventions.
1) Is your only example the whole Britt situation?
I've seen ZERO intel for or against the idea that Hue explicitly asked Sashi to keep Britt because Hue would rather play big WR's than TE's when in the red zone. Njoku and DeValve are our mismatch weapons, yet they see significantly fewer targets and plays than they should.Hue's favorite plays are slow-developing long things.. exactly what you'd want a big-body WR for.
2) You throw out the term "process improvement" and then describe exactly zero processes.
An example of a "process" would be "The method by which a player is given a grade" or "Evaluating player performance throughout the season." In your analysis, remember that these processes [the "n" defining the # of times the process is used] apply to the bottom of the roster players as well as the "marquee" names like Britt.
I give Sashi the highest grade of any Browns GM since the rebirth in his addition of top-to-bottom athleticism and talent to the roster from the dumpster fire he was given.. while balancing that with maintaining draft picks for the future to build even higher from.
For example: Is Peppers employed well today? No. But I would put that on Williams as well as Sashi.. and frankly the sum of next year's mid-first WR/CB plus Peppers plus the 2019 1st round [when Dorsey trades down again] will be much greater in terms of VAR than anything Malik Hooker does. [3 first-round starters for the price of 1]
3) If consensus can't be reached, someone has to make a decision. But remember that we don't have definitive info on what, exactly, the "vote" was in any situation. I wouldn't read anything systemic unless it's called for. Even if somebody starts, they don't have to receive more than 10 snaps -- PT is a coaching decision. Why did Kasen Williams receive no PT.. he didn't suck.
Lesson #1 in a definition of process improvement: One example is NOT a process. Nor are two - or three. You need 10 examples minimum to discern process from random variance. And that's just to determine current state before identifying specific problems and interventions.
1) Is your only example the whole Britt situation?
I've seen ZERO intel for or against the idea that Hue explicitly asked Sashi to keep Britt because Hue would rather play big WR's than TE's when in the red zone. Njoku and DeValve are our mismatch weapons, yet they see significantly fewer targets and plays than they should.Hue's favorite plays are slow-developing long things.. exactly what you'd want a big-body WR for.
2) You throw out the term "process improvement" and then describe exactly zero processes.
An example of a "process" would be "The method by which a player is given a grade" or "Evaluating player performance throughout the season." In your analysis, remember that these processes [the "n" defining the # of times the process is used] apply to the bottom of the roster players as well as the "marquee" names like Britt.
I give Sashi the highest grade of any Browns GM since the rebirth in his addition of top-to-bottom athleticism and talent to the roster from the dumpster fire he was given.. while balancing that with maintaining draft picks for the future to build even higher from.
For example: Is Peppers employed well today? No. But I would put that on Williams as well as Sashi.. and frankly the sum of next year's mid-first WR/CB plus Peppers plus the 2019 1st round [when Dorsey trades down again] will be much greater in terms of VAR than anything Malik Hooker does. [3 first-round starters for the price of 1]
3) If consensus can't be reached, someone has to make a decision. But remember that we don't have definitive info on what, exactly, the "vote" was in any situation. I wouldn't read anything systemic unless it's called for. Even if somebody starts, they don't have to receive more than 10 snaps -- PT is a coaching decision. Why did Kasen Williams receive no PT.. he didn't suck.
And no one gives a flying Shmuck how high a grade you gave him, except you.
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I don't know if Hue signed off on Britt- or not. But somebody sure wanted him around over the coach's objection. Plenty of head scratching personnel moves.
Sounds like, I pick 'em, you coach 'em to me....
So if there was no consensus, Sashi made the call?
Lesson #1 in a definition of process improvement: One example is NOT a process. Nor are two - or three. You need 10 examples minimum to discern process from random variance. And that's just to determine current state before identifying specific problems and interventions.
1) Is your only example the whole Britt situation?
I've seen ZERO intel for or against the idea that Hue explicitly asked Sashi to keep Britt because Hue would rather play big WR's than TE's when in the red zone. Njoku and DeValve are our mismatch weapons, yet they see significantly fewer targets and plays than they should.Hue's favorite plays are slow-developing long things.. exactly what you'd want a big-body WR for.
2) You throw out the term "process improvement" and then describe exactly zero processes.
An example of a "process" would be "The method by which a player is given a grade" or "Evaluating player performance throughout the season." In your analysis, remember that these processes [the "n" defining the # of times the process is used] apply to the bottom of the roster players as well as the "marquee" names like Britt.
I give Sashi the highest grade of any Browns GM since the rebirth in his addition of top-to-bottom athleticism and talent to the roster from the dumpster fire he was given.. while balancing that with maintaining draft picks for the future to build even higher from.
For example: Is Peppers employed well today? No. But I would put that on Williams as well as Sashi.. and frankly the sum of next year's mid-first WR/CB plus Peppers plus the 2019 1st round [when Dorsey trades down again] will be much greater in terms of VAR than anything Malik Hooker does. [3 first-round starters for the price of 1]
3) If consensus can't be reached, someone has to make a decision. But remember that we don't have definitive info on what, exactly, the "vote" was in any situation. I wouldn't read anything systemic unless it's called for. Even if somebody starts, they don't have to receive more than 10 snaps -- PT is a coaching decision. Why did Kasen Williams receive no PT.. he didn't suck.
1) Lesson #1 in a definition of process improvement: One example is NOT a process. Nor are two - or three. You need 10 examples minimum to discern process from random variance. And that's just to determine current state before identifying specific problems and interventions.
2) Hue's favorite plays are slow-developing long things.. exactly what you'd want a big-body WR for.
3) I give Sashi the highest grade of any Browns GM since the rebirth in his addition of top-to-bottom athleticism and talent to the roster from the dumpster fire he was given.. while balancing that with maintaining draft picks for the future to build even higher from.
3) If consensus can't be reached, someone has to make a decision. But remember that we don't have definitive info on what, exactly, the "vote" was in any situation. I wouldn't read anything systemic unless it's called for. Even if somebody starts, they don't have to receive more than 10 snaps -- PT is a coaching decision. Why did Kasen Williams receive no PT.. he didn't suck.
1) I have 27 examples the process wasn't working. How many more do you need? Haslam rightly intervened.
2) Who (Britt) had one season that was 3 SD above the mean?
3) Right, if it was all about athleticism Jamarcus Russell and Jeff George would be in the HOF. Did you even notice Sashi created the dumpster fire in the first place? Got rid of almost all the vets and drafted a bucket of crap WRs? How many times has it been said here (and not just by me) you don't have to nuke the roster to rebuild. Um, Panthers?
Oh, I totally get it. 2018 was the year of the big splash where Sashi was finally going to get the Browns more than one win. Haslam didn't trust him to do so, and this time- I'm on Jimmy's side.
3B That my friend is what sent Sashi out of town. he made the final decision if consensus wasn't reached, and (in Haslam's eyes) too often it was the wrong decision. Lesson? don't send a lawyer bean counter to do a football guy's job. Haslam found out the 1-27 way.
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1) Lesson #1 in a definition of process improvement: One example is NOT a process. Nor are two - or three. You need 10 examples minimum to discern process from random variance. And that's just to determine current state before identifying specific problems and interventions.
2) Hue's favorite plays are slow-developing long things.. exactly what you'd want a big-body WR for.
3) I give Sashi the highest grade of any Browns GM since the rebirth in his addition of top-to-bottom athleticism and talent to the roster from the dumpster fire he was given.. while balancing that with maintaining draft picks for the future to build even higher from.
3) If consensus can't be reached, someone has to make a decision. But remember that we don't have definitive info on what, exactly, the "vote" was in any situation. I wouldn't read anything systemic unless it's called for. Even if somebody starts, they don't have to receive more than 10 snaps -- PT is a coaching decision. Why did Kasen Williams receive no PT.. he didn't suck.
1) I have 27 examples the process wasn't working. How many more do you need? Haslam rightly intervened.
2) Who (Britt) had one season that was 3 SD above the mean?
3) Right, if it was all about athleticism Jamarcus Russell and Jeff George would be in the HOF. Did you even notice Sashi created the dumpster fire in the first place? Got rid of almost all the vets and drafted a bucket of crap WRs? How many times has it been said here (and not just by me) you don't have to nuke the roster to rebuild. Um, Panthers?
Oh, I totally get it. 2018 was the year of the big splash where Sashi was finally going to get the Browns more than one win. Haslam didn't trust him to do so, and this time- I'm on Jimmy's side.
3B That my friend is what sent Sashi out of town. he made the final decision if consensus wasn't reached, and (in Haslam's eyes) too often it was the wrong decision. Lesson? don't send a lawyer bean counter to do a football guy's job. Haslam found out the 1-27 way.
1) I have 27 examples the process wasn't working. How many more do you need? Haslam rightly intervened.
2) Who (Britt) had one season that was 3 SD above the mean?
3) Right, if it was all about athleticism Jamarcus Russell and Jeff George would be in the HOF. Did you even notice Sashi created the dumpster fire in the first place? Got rid of almost all the vets and drafted a bucket of crap WRs? How many times has it been said here (and not just by me) you don't have to nuke the roster to rebuild. Um, Panthers?
Oh, I totally get it. 2018 was the year of the big splash where Sashi was finally going to get the Browns more than one win. Haslam didn't trust him to do so, and this time- I'm on Jimmy's side.
3B That my friend is what sent Sashi out of town. he made the final decision if consensus wasn't reached, and (in Haslam's eyes) too often it was the wrong decision. Lesson? don't send a lawyer bean counter to do a football guy's job. Haslam found out the 1-27 way.
He didn't make the final decision. Tour's answered this question at least a half dozen times. Why did you ask it again? Do you just not like the answer?
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It’s interesting how the loudest complainers are those who have no idea how Sashi’s system worked.
ROTFLMAO!!! And YOU do, on the Browns payroll or something? You have no better freaking idea what the inside dealing in Berea was- than I do. I can tell you one thing for sure. It took exactly one day with Sashi gone to tell Kenny Britt to get lost. Hate to bust your bubble. Defend that one War. Nah Brown wasn't an arrogant knowitall that was never wrong about his "process". Pull your head out of your a$$, it's one of many major screw ups he wouldn't take responsibility for- and was forcing a substandard POS on Hue. Probably Kizer, and whoops Wentz isn't a top 20 QB, dwell on that one for a few minutes.
ROTFLMAO!!! And YOU do, on the Browns payroll or something? You have no better freaking idea what the inside dealing in Berea was- than I do. I can tell you one thing for sure. It took exactly one day with Sashi gone to tell Kenny Britt to get lost. Hate to bust your bubble. Defend that one War. Nah Brown wasn't an arrogant knowitall that was never wrong about his "process". Pull your head out of your a$$, it's one of many major screw ups he wouldn't take responsibility for- and was forcing a substandard POS on Hue. Probably Kizer, and whoops Wentz isn't a top 20 QB, dwell on that one for a few minutes.
Well since Sashi explained it fairly clearly, yeah, I do. At a minimum, I don't post things about what he did that are blatantly wrong thinking they will strengthen my criticism against him.
Britt's gone because we are in "throw red meat to angry fans" mode. First Sashi. Now Kenny. (And hey look, you're still miserable! That sure was worth it!). Britt would have been one of the top 3 receivers on the roster this weekend. Period. But no, "he makes alot of money so he has to go!" (even though said money is paid already). Pure silliness, especially if you value winning one or two games over the future of the franchise, which you do.
We can? Other than Watson which of the other top prospects that "Sashi passed over" meet those criteria? Certainly not Wentz or Trubs...
Agree on Dorsey's draft record... pretty middling, but it's his FA work that is really suspect.
Both your sense of how the GM and HC can work together, and how Jimmah's reporting structure is poison to them doing so, are spot on.
Yes it was... and IF true then that was a major error by the FO.
I thought the story was that Williams recommended Britt to the FO. Now that we all hate Sashi, it's that he warned against him?
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While I certainly don't and did not like Sashi Broad and his moves come on boys, there are an awful lot of misses when you're talking top three or four quarterbacks taken in the draft. And a lot of luck. But as far as whether or not Williams was a fan of Kenny Britt remember where we get our news from. Guys who make their living with speculation guesses and Bs who are required to crank out a barrel full of Quasi information everyday during football season.
WSS
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I'm curious to hear BKs pregame take on the new GM and if the "process" will change from what it's been....you know THE PROCESS, where Jimmah calls all the shots like he's been doing all along. If he backs off, we have a chance.
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I'm curious to hear BKs pregame take on the new GM and if the "process" will change from what it's been....you know THE PROCESS, where Jimmah calls all the shots like he's been doing all along. If he backs off, we have a chance.
I'm curious to hear BKs pregame take on the new GM and if the "process" will change from what it's been....you know THE PROCESS, where Jimmah calls all the shots like he's been doing all along. If he backs off, we have a chance.
If Jimmy was calling all the shots then Sashi Brown was there to play the role of scapegoat. Why fire him?
WSS
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I'm curious to hear BKs pregame take on the new GM and if the "process" will change from what it's been....you know THE PROCESS, where Jimmah calls all the shots like he's been doing all along. If he backs off, we have a chance.
If Jimmy was calling all the shots then Sashi Brown was there to play the role of scapegoat. Why fire him?
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If Jimmy was calling all the shots then Sashi Brown was there to play the role of scapegoat. Why fire him?
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Look at the stands. Sure revenue sharing divides up ticket, tv and merchandise, but the team gets the whole thing when it comes to parking and concessions.
Stosh was no scapegoat, he sold Jimmah a bag of magic beans.
Remember, it was big Jim that built flying J. Our Jim is tearing it down with his business knowledge.
So...what is he doing with the Browns? Who the eff knows anymore?
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ROTFLMAO!!! And YOU do, on the Browns payroll or something? You have no better freaking idea what the inside dealing in Berea was- than I do. I can tell you one thing for sure. It took exactly one day with Sashi gone to tell Kenny Britt to get lost. Hate to bust your bubble. Defend that one War. Nah Brown wasn't an arrogant knowitall that was never wrong about his "process". Pull your head out of your a$$, it's one of many major screw ups he wouldn't take responsibility for- and was forcing a substandard POS on Hue. Probably Kizer, and whoops Wentz isn't a top 20 QB, dwell on that one for a few minutes.
Well since Sashi explained it fairly clearly, yeah, I do. At a minimum, I don't post things about what he did that are blatantly wrong thinking they will strengthen my criticism against him.
Britt's gone because we are in "throw red meat to angry fans" mode. First Sashi. Now Kenny. (And hey look, you're still miserable! That sure was worth it!). Britt would have been one of the top 3 receivers on the roster this weekend. Period. But no, "he makes alot of money so he has to go!" (even though said money is paid already). Pure silliness, especially if you value winning one or two games over the future of the franchise, which you do.
We can? Other than Watson which of the other top prospects that "Sashi passed over" meet those criteria? Certainly not Wentz or Trubs...
Agree on Dorsey's draft record... pretty middling, but it's his FA work that is really suspect.
Both your sense of how the GM and HC can work together, and how Jimmah's reporting structure is poison to them doing so, are spot on.
Yes it was... and IF true then that was a major error by the FO.
I thought the story was that Williams recommended Britt to the FO. Now that we all hate Sashi, it's that he warned against him?
I thought the story was that Williams recommended Britt to the FO. Now that we all hate Sashi, it's that he warned against him?
Just the opposite, this was reported by Albert Breer & Doug Dieken.
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1) I have 27 examples the process wasn't working. How many more do you need? Haslam rightly intervened.
2) Who (Britt) had one season that was 3 SD above the mean?
3) Right, if it was all about athleticism Jamarcus Russell and Jeff George would be in the HOF. Did you even notice Sashi created the dumpster fire in the first place? Got rid of almost all the vets and drafted a bucket of crap WRs? How many times has it been said here (and not just by me) you don't have to nuke the roster to rebuild. Um, Panthers?
Oh, I totally get it. 2018 was the year of the big splash where Sashi was finally going to get the Browns more than one win. Haslam didn't trust him to do so, and this time- I'm on Jimmy's side.
3B That my friend is what sent Sashi out of town. he made the final decision if consensus wasn't reached, and (in Haslam's eyes) too often it was the wrong decision. Lesson? don't send a lawyer bean counter to do a football guy's job. Haslam found out the 1-27 way.
He didn't make the final decision. Tour's answered this question at least a half dozen times. Why did you ask it again? Do you just not like the answer?
He didn't make the final decision. Tour's answered this question at least a half dozen times. Why did you ask it again? Do you just not like the answer?
Really? So they put two options on a slip of paper and picked what they were going to do out of a hat.
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Not one to brag, but I did mention John Dorsey as my suggestion to replace Sashi way back on October 15, 2017.
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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.
Cal, in his post Sashi firing press conference, Hue was specifically asked about getting an OC. I sort of buy his explanation that the offence is\was so talent depleted, he didn't want an OC who looked so bad he'd have to fire him. Oh, he knows- as he said "it's performance based" and my performance hasn't been what it needs to be. I suppose it would look bad if he came out and said "I've sucked so far as a coach".
Sashi Browns entire career has been counting pinto navy, lima, garbanzo and kidney beans.
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It was posited by some here from the beginning, is a lawyer bean counter fit to run an NFL organization? I think Jimmy decided that answer was NO.
I think we now know what Hue meant when he said he wanted to be more involved in the process.
This was my first thought as well.
I'll posit this one Tour. We don't know (but Haslam sure does) just how much of a "consensus" there really was. If Hue was constantly getting shot down and overruled by Sashi- when with 20\20 hindsight his suggestions on player acquisitions were dead on, and Sashi and DePo's were crap, draw your own conclusion. What if: Hue was Ok with both Wentz and Watson (remember the supposed phone call to Deshawn?) and to top it off got Kizer (who he probably didn't want) that screams "analytics pick" rammed down his throat, well- I'd probably like a tad more input too. Why do I think that's the case? Read between the lines in Jimmy's goodbye to Sashi- thanks for all the picks, I don't trust you to make them. So much for consensus- Sashi had the final say. Apparently he was asked if it was OK to bring in a Dorsey type to help in that regard, and it was like nope, everything is just hunky-dory. We're going to nail the 2018 draft. That and (care to bet it wasn't deliberately botched) McCarron deal sealed Sashi's fate. BTW DePo's all time stupid comment about Wentz not being a top 20 qb proves when push came to shove who was making the picks.
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.
And apparently War- he took those opinions and made his own decision, if there was no consensus- looks like Haslam didn't think much of them.
BTW DePo's all time stupid comment about Wentz not being a top 20 qb proves when push came to shove who was making the picks
Hue made that call as much as anyone. He “fell in love” with RG3 after he was “floored” by his workout. His good friend Mike Silver, who was in the browns war room on draft night, tweeted that Hue liked Wentz but not at #2. The quotes and evidence is out there if you wish to see it.
Also you’re completely wrong about Kizer being a analytics pick. His numbers weren’t conducive to being an analytics pick. What he IS, is clearly a tall strong armed QB not scared to turn it loose. Anyone would think Hue Jackson had a type....
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BTW DePo's all time stupid comment about Wentz not being a top 20 qb proves when push came to shove who was making the picks
Hue made that call as much as anyone. He “fell in love” with RG3 after he was “floored” by his workout. His good friend Mike Silver, who was in the browns war room on draft night, tweeted that Hue liked Wentz but not at #2. The quotes and evidence is out there if you wish to see it.
Also you’re completely wrong about Kizer being a analytics pick. His numbers weren’t conducive to being an analytics pick. What he IS, is clearly a tall strong armed QB not scared to turn it loose. Anyone would think Hue Jackson had a type....
Hue made that call as much as anyone. He “fell in love” with RG3 after he was “floored” by his workout. His good friend Mike Silver, who was in the browns war room on draft night, tweeted that Hue liked Wentz but not at #2. The quotes and evidence is out there if you wish to see it.
Also you’re completely wrong about Kizer being a analytics pick. His numbers weren’t conducive to being an analytics pick. What he IS, is clearly a tall strong armed QB not scared to turn it loose. Anyone would think Hue Jackson had a type....
London, all I'll say at this point is there's so much innuendo and contradictory reports, we can't really decide what the hell was going on. Guess I have a little private war going on with the consensus guys. That's OK, I really don't care anymore about the name calling. MY POV is they're sitting on the Titanic singing "My nearer my God to thee..."
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BTW DePo's all time stupid comment about Wentz not being a top 20 qb proves when push came to shove who was making the picks
Hue made that call as much as anyone. He “fell in love” with RG3 after he was “floored” by his workout. His good friend Mike Silver, who was in the browns war room on draft night, tweeted that Hue liked Wentz but not at #2. The quotes and evidence is out there if you wish to see it.
Also you’re completely wrong about Kizer being a analytics pick. His numbers weren’t conducive to being an analytics pick. What he IS, is clearly a tall strong armed QB not scared to turn it loose. Anyone would think Hue Jackson had a type....
Hue made that call as much as anyone. He “fell in love” with RG3 after he was “floored” by his workout. His good friend Mike Silver, who was in the browns war room on draft night, tweeted that Hue liked Wentz but not at #2. The quotes and evidence is out there if you wish to see it.
Also you’re completely wrong about Kizer being a analytics pick. His numbers weren’t conducive to being an analytics pick.
which is part of the problem with this regime....we do need to use analytics in our approach going forward. THat would mean not signing Kenny britt,not drafting peppers, not drafting kizer....
I sure as hell hope we make decisions driven by data(the right data) and are forward thinking. That would be a welcome change.
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Hue made that call as much as anyone. He “fell in love” with RG3 after he was “floored” by his workout. His good friend Mike Silver, who was in the browns war room on draft night, tweeted that Hue liked Wentz but not at #2. The quotes and evidence is out there if you wish to see it.
Also you’re completely wrong about Kizer being a analytics pick. His numbers weren’t conducive to being an analytics pick. What he IS, is clearly a tall strong armed QB not scared to turn it loose. Anyone would think Hue Jackson had a type....
London, all I'll say at this point is there's so much innuendo and contradictory reports, we can't really decide what the hell was going on. Guess I have a little private war going on with the consensus guys. That's OK, I really don't care anymore about the name calling. MY POV is they're sitting on the Titanic singing "My nearer my God to thee..."
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1) I have 27 examples the process wasn't working. How many more do you need? Haslam rightly intervened.
2) Who (Britt) had one season that was 3 SD above the mean?
3) Right, if it was all about athleticism Jamarcus Russell and Jeff George would be in the HOF. Did you even notice Sashi created the dumpster fire in the first place? Got rid of almost all the vets and drafted a bucket of crap WRs? How many times has it been said here (and not just by me) you don't have to nuke the roster to rebuild. Um, Panthers?
Oh, I totally get it. 2018 was the year of the big splash where Sashi was finally going to get the Browns more than one win. Haslam didn't trust him to do so, and this time- I'm on Jimmy's side.
3B That my friend is what sent Sashi out of town. he made the final decision if consensus wasn't reached, and (in Haslam's eyes) too often it was the wrong decision. Lesson? don't send a lawyer bean counter to do a football guy's job. Haslam found out the 1-27 way.
He didn't make the final decision. Tour's answered this question at least a half dozen times. Why did you ask it again? Do you just not like the answer?
He didn't make the final decision. Tour's answered this question at least a half dozen times. Why did you ask it again? Do you just not like the answer?
Great- then who in the f**king hell was making the decisions? I'm old and bordering on Alzheimer's. Enlighten me. Congrats, you've just painted yourself into a corner.
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