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  • @stillmotion said:

    I doubt that. I don't think Haley would purposely call bad plays to get Hue fired.

    Agree...

    Some folks can't resist a good conspiracy theory...

    ... or even a bad one.

    @tour2ma said:

    Agree...

    Some folks can't resist a good conspiracy theory...

    ... or even a bad one.

    Dammit where's cal when we really need him??

  • Lol Lincoln Riley wouldn’t coach this dumpster fire for $7 million per

  • Lol Lincoln Riley wouldn’t coach this dumpster fire for $7 million per

    @baconhound said:

    Lol Lincoln Riley wouldn’t coach this dumpster fire for $7 million per

    Oklahoma might pay him that much to stick around...  Don't get me started on how insane it is for colleges to pay their head coaches 50 times what their professors make...  

  • Lol Lincoln Riley wouldn’t coach this dumpster fire for $7 million per

    @baconhound said:

    Lol Lincoln Riley wouldn’t coach this dumpster fire for $7 million per

    He might or he might not.   Depends on how bad he wants to coach in the NFL.    You guys act like there's a million NFL head coaching jobs.  There's 32 of them.  No matter how good or bad a team might be, they are all desirable jobs.

  • @tour2ma said:

    Agree...

    Some folks can't resist a good conspiracy theory...

    ... or even a bad one.

    Dammit where's cal when we really need him??

    @texasag1969 said:

    Dammit where's cal when we really need him??

    Still desperately looking for proof that Hilary was running a white slave ring out of the basement of a pizza shop? ?

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Dammit where's cal when we really need him??

    Still desperately looking for proof that Hilary was running a white slave ring out of the basement of a pizza shop? ?

    @dutch-oven said:

    Still desperately looking for proof that Hilary was running a white slave ring out of the basement of a pizza shop? ?

    Never find it. It's buried in the deep state.  ?

  • @stillmotion said:

    I doubt that. I don't think Haley would purposely call bad plays to get Hue fired.

    Agree...

    Some folks can't resist a good conspiracy theory...

    ... or even a bad one.

    @tour2ma said:

    Agree...

    Some folks can't resist a good conspiracy theory...

    ... or even a bad one.

    Hahaha I heard it on Cleveland radio and it’s the only thing that could explain so many trick plays in critical game situations 

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Dammit where's cal when we really need him??

    Still desperately looking for proof that Hilary was running a white slave ring out of the basement of a pizza shop? ?

    @dutch-oven said:

    Still desperately looking for proof that Hilary was running a white slave ring out of the basement of a pizza shop? ?

    Some dumbazzes will believe anything.  

    "Just in the BROWNS were just purchased by an investment group led by Vladimir Putin, details at 6 pm on FOX News."  😆

    That should get some traction, "not fake news".  😕

  • @stillmotion said:

    I doubt that. I don't think Haley would purposely call bad plays to get Hue fired.

    Agree...

    Some folks can't resist a good conspiracy theory...

    ... or even a bad one.

    @tour2ma said:

    Agree...

    Some folks can't resist a good conspiracy theory...

    ... or even a bad one.

    what i do not understand is if there was discourse in the locker room Why In The Hell wasnt it taken care of long ago ? why did they let it escalate this far ? 

    so ya something seems fishy about it 

  • @baconhound said:

    Lol Lincoln Riley wouldn’t coach this dumpster fire for $7 million per

    He might or he might not.   Depends on how bad he wants to coach in the NFL.    You guys act like there's a million NFL head coaching jobs.  There's 32 of them.  No matter how good or bad a team might be, they are all desirable jobs.

    @mark-o said:

    He might or he might not.   Depends on how bad he wants to coach in the NFL.    You guys act like there's a million NFL head coaching jobs.  There's 32 of them.  No matter how good or bad a team might be, they are all desirable jobs.

    If you want to say that "I coached in the NFL regardless of how I sucked" then you are correct the Browns job is desirable.  Riley is at a top 10 college program making $4+ million a year and after 5 years of success will be king of his domain.  3/4 star recruits fall out of the sky at OU and he's winning 10 games rolling out of bed in the weak Big 12.  The Browns job is so desirable here is the list of "best coaches available"

    11    Chris Palmer*    1999–2000
    12    Butch Davis*    2001–2004 
    13    Terry Robiskie    2004   
    14    Romeo Crennel    2005–2008    
    15    Eric Mangini    2009–2010    
    16    Pat Shurmur    2011–2012   
    17    Rob Chudzinski*    2013    
    18    Mike Pettine*    2014–2015  
    19    Hue Jackson    2016–2018   
    20    Gregg Williams    2018–present  

    And exactly how many career playoff wins do these coaches have a head coaches in the NFL?

  • @mark-o said:

    He might or he might not.   Depends on how bad he wants to coach in the NFL.    You guys act like there's a million NFL head coaching jobs.  There's 32 of them.  No matter how good or bad a team might be, they are all desirable jobs.

    If you want to say that "I coached in the NFL regardless of how I sucked" then you are correct the Browns job is desirable.  Riley is at a top 10 college program making $4+ million a year and after 5 years of success will be king of his domain.  3/4 star recruits fall out of the sky at OU and he's winning 10 games rolling out of bed in the weak Big 12.  The Browns job is so desirable here is the list of "best coaches available"

    11    Chris Palmer*    1999–2000
    12    Butch Davis*    2001–2004 
    13    Terry Robiskie    2004   
    14    Romeo Crennel    2005–2008    
    15    Eric Mangini    2009–2010    
    16    Pat Shurmur    2011–2012   
    17    Rob Chudzinski*    2013    
    18    Mike Pettine*    2014–2015  
    19    Hue Jackson    2016–2018   
    20    Gregg Williams    2018–present  

    And exactly how many career playoff wins do these coaches have a head coaches in the NFL?

    @baconhound said:

    If you want to say that "I coached in the NFL regardless of how I sucked" then you are correct the Browns job is desirable.  Riley is at a top 10 college program making $4+ million a year and after 5 years of success will be king of his domain.  3/4 star recruits fall out of the sky at OU and he's winning 10 games rolling out of bed in the weak Big 12.  The Browns job is so desirable here is the list of "best coaches available"

    11    Chris Palmer*    1999–2000
    12    Butch Davis*    2001–2004 
    13    Terry Robiskie    2004   
    14    Romeo Crennel    2005–2008    
    15    Eric Mangini    2009–2010    
    16    Pat Shurmur    2011–2012   
    17    Rob Chudzinski*    2013    
    18    Mike Pettine*    2014–2015  
    19    Hue Jackson    2016–2018   
    20    Gregg Williams    2018–present  

    And exactly how many career playoff wins do these coaches have a head coaches in the NFL?

    Trivia question:   I will say.....-0-.      Though....Butch should have had one if Northcutt could have not dropped that damn pass.

  • @mark-o said:

    He might or he might not.   Depends on how bad he wants to coach in the NFL.    You guys act like there's a million NFL head coaching jobs.  There's 32 of them.  No matter how good or bad a team might be, they are all desirable jobs.

    If you want to say that "I coached in the NFL regardless of how I sucked" then you are correct the Browns job is desirable.  Riley is at a top 10 college program making $4+ million a year and after 5 years of success will be king of his domain.  3/4 star recruits fall out of the sky at OU and he's winning 10 games rolling out of bed in the weak Big 12.  The Browns job is so desirable here is the list of "best coaches available"

    11    Chris Palmer*    1999–2000
    12    Butch Davis*    2001–2004 
    13    Terry Robiskie    2004   
    14    Romeo Crennel    2005–2008    
    15    Eric Mangini    2009–2010    
    16    Pat Shurmur    2011–2012   
    17    Rob Chudzinski*    2013    
    18    Mike Pettine*    2014–2015  
    19    Hue Jackson    2016–2018   
    20    Gregg Williams    2018–present  

    And exactly how many career playoff wins do these coaches have a head coaches in the NFL?

    @baconhound said:

    If you want to say that "I coached in the NFL regardless of how I sucked" then you are correct the Browns job is desirable.  Riley is at a top 10 college program making $4+ million a year and after 5 years of success will be king of his domain.  3/4 star recruits fall out of the sky at OU and he's winning 10 games rolling out of bed in the weak Big 12.  The Browns job is so desirable here is the list of "best coaches available"

    11    Chris Palmer*    1999–2000
    12    Butch Davis*    2001–2004 
    13    Terry Robiskie    2004   
    14    Romeo Crennel    2005–2008    
    15    Eric Mangini    2009–2010    
    16    Pat Shurmur    2011–2012   
    17    Rob Chudzinski*    2013    
    18    Mike Pettine*    2014–2015  
    19    Hue Jackson    2016–2018   
    20    Gregg Williams    2018–present  

    And exactly how many career playoff wins do these coaches have a head coaches in the NFL?

    Hindsight is pretty clear isn't it.   Butch Davis was the hot prospect that year.  Romeo Crennel was one of the top 2 hot coaching prospects.   Hue Jackson as well.  So to say that no one you've ever heard of will want to come coach is completely and totally false.

    Just because they failed as a head coach here doesn't mean they weren't the hot coaching candidate when they were hired.   

  • @baconhound said:

    If you want to say that "I coached in the NFL regardless of how I sucked" then you are correct the Browns job is desirable.  Riley is at a top 10 college program making $4+ million a year and after 5 years of success will be king of his domain.  3/4 star recruits fall out of the sky at OU and he's winning 10 games rolling out of bed in the weak Big 12.  The Browns job is so desirable here is the list of "best coaches available"

    11    Chris Palmer*    1999–2000
    12    Butch Davis*    2001–2004 
    13    Terry Robiskie    2004   
    14    Romeo Crennel    2005–2008    
    15    Eric Mangini    2009–2010    
    16    Pat Shurmur    2011–2012   
    17    Rob Chudzinski*    2013    
    18    Mike Pettine*    2014–2015  
    19    Hue Jackson    2016–2018   
    20    Gregg Williams    2018–present  

    And exactly how many career playoff wins do these coaches have a head coaches in the NFL?

    Hindsight is pretty clear isn't it.   Butch Davis was the hot prospect that year.  Romeo Crennel was one of the top 2 hot coaching prospects.   Hue Jackson as well.  So to say that no one you've ever heard of will want to come coach is completely and totally false.

    Just because they failed as a head coach here doesn't mean they weren't the hot coaching candidate when they were hired.   

    @mark-o said:

    Hindsight is pretty clear isn't it.   Butch Davis was the hot prospect that year.  Romeo Crennel was one of the top 2 hot coaching prospects.   Hue Jackson as well.  So to say that no one you've ever heard of will want to come coach is completely and totally false.

    Just because they failed as a head coach here doesn't mean they weren't the hot coaching candidate when they were hired.   

    Shurmer was connected to his uncle and to Holmgren.. What the fuk did Pettine have going for him other than he's bald?

  • @mark-o said:

    Hindsight is pretty clear isn't it.   Butch Davis was the hot prospect that year.  Romeo Crennel was one of the top 2 hot coaching prospects.   Hue Jackson as well.  So to say that no one you've ever heard of will want to come coach is completely and totally false.

    Just because they failed as a head coach here doesn't mean they weren't the hot coaching candidate when they were hired.   

    Shurmer was connected to his uncle and to Holmgren.. What the fuk did Pettine have going for him other than he's bald?

    @nickers said:

    Shurmer was connected to his uncle and to Holmgren.. What the fuk did Pettine have going for him other than he's bald?

    Shurmer was also considered a top assistant that was ready to be a head coach.  That proved to be incorrect and seems to still be incorrect based on this years results. 

    Pettine I knew nothing about and that's why I didn't mention him as being someone who was being considered a top candidate when we were searching.  The only thing I heard about him was Brian Billick who knew him from the Ravens days said if the Browns are looking for a HC to make them a tougher team, then he's the guy for that job.   I think he was doing a decent job till Hoyer got hurt and he had to play Manzidiot at QB.   So sometimes having a guy we've never heard of isn't such a bad thing.

  • @mark-o said:

    Hindsight is pretty clear isn't it.   Butch Davis was the hot prospect that year.  Romeo Crennel was one of the top 2 hot coaching prospects.   Hue Jackson as well.  So to say that no one you've ever heard of will want to come coach is completely and totally false.

    Just because they failed as a head coach here doesn't mean they weren't the hot coaching candidate when they were hired.   

    Shurmer was connected to his uncle and to Holmgren.. What the fuk did Pettine have going for him other than he's bald?

    @nickers said:

    Shurmer was connected to his uncle and to Holmgren.. What the fuk did Pettine have going for him other than he's bald?

    He didn't say every coach hired was a hot prospect, just that some of them were. 

  • @baconhound said:

    If you want to say that "I coached in the NFL regardless of how I sucked" then you are correct the Browns job is desirable.  Riley is at a top 10 college program making $4+ million a year and after 5 years of success will be king of his domain.  3/4 star recruits fall out of the sky at OU and he's winning 10 games rolling out of bed in the weak Big 12.  The Browns job is so desirable here is the list of "best coaches available"

    11    Chris Palmer*    1999–2000
    12    Butch Davis*    2001–2004 
    13    Terry Robiskie    2004   
    14    Romeo Crennel    2005–2008    
    15    Eric Mangini    2009–2010    
    16    Pat Shurmur    2011–2012   
    17    Rob Chudzinski*    2013    
    18    Mike Pettine*    2014–2015  
    19    Hue Jackson    2016–2018   
    20    Gregg Williams    2018–present  

    And exactly how many career playoff wins do these coaches have a head coaches in the NFL?

    Hindsight is pretty clear isn't it.   Butch Davis was the hot prospect that year.  Romeo Crennel was one of the top 2 hot coaching prospects.   Hue Jackson as well.  So to say that no one you've ever heard of will want to come coach is completely and totally false.

    Just because they failed as a head coach here doesn't mean they weren't the hot coaching candidate when they were hired.   

    @mark-o said:

    Hindsight is pretty clear isn't it.   Butch Davis was the hot prospect that year.  Romeo Crennel was one of the top 2 hot coaching prospects.   Hue Jackson as well.  So to say that no one you've ever heard of will want to come coach is completely and totally false.

    Just because they failed as a head coach here doesn't mean they weren't the hot coaching candidate when they were hired.   

    Look at the progression.  And this team has been a bottom feeder for almost a decade.  Of course their is going to be juice around a coaching hire, remember we stole Hue

    https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/browns-hire-hue-jackson-as-head-coach-five-things-to-know/amp/

  • @nickers said:

    Shurmer was connected to his uncle and to Holmgren.. What the fuk did Pettine have going for him other than he's bald?

    Shurmer was also considered a top assistant that was ready to be a head coach.  That proved to be incorrect and seems to still be incorrect based on this years results. 

    Pettine I knew nothing about and that's why I didn't mention him as being someone who was being considered a top candidate when we were searching.  The only thing I heard about him was Brian Billick who knew him from the Ravens days said if the Browns are looking for a HC to make them a tougher team, then he's the guy for that job.   I think he was doing a decent job till Hoyer got hurt and he had to play Manzidiot at QB.   So sometimes having a guy we've never heard of isn't such a bad thing.

    @mark-o said:

    Shurmer was also considered a top assistant that was ready to be a head coach.  That proved to be incorrect and seems to still be incorrect based on this years results. 

    Pettine I knew nothing about and that's why I didn't mention him as being someone who was being considered a top candidate when we were searching.  The only thing I heard about him was Brian Billick who knew him from the Ravens days said if the Browns are looking for a HC to make them a tougher team, then he's the guy for that job.   I think he was doing a decent job till Hoyer got hurt and he had to play Manzidiot at QB.   So sometimes having a guy we've never heard of isn't such a bad thing.

    Pettine had this team in first place and beat the stuffing out of the Steelers and Bengals that year, before the wheels came off that season because of the lunacy that is the Browns organization. 

    If any one ever got Shmucked over by the Browns, it was Mike Pettine. The guy had no shot to succeed. 

  • @mark-o said:

    Hindsight is pretty clear isn't it.   Butch Davis was the hot prospect that year.  Romeo Crennel was one of the top 2 hot coaching prospects.   Hue Jackson as well.  So to say that no one you've ever heard of will want to come coach is completely and totally false.

    Just because they failed as a head coach here doesn't mean they weren't the hot coaching candidate when they were hired.   

    Look at the progression.  And this team has been a bottom feeder for almost a decade.  Of course their is going to be juice around a coaching hire, remember we stole Hue

    https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/browns-hire-hue-jackson-as-head-coach-five-things-to-know/amp/

    @baconhound said:

    Look at the progression.  And this team has been a bottom feeder for almost a decade.  Of course their is going to be juice around a coaching hire, remember we stole Hue

    yes we did steal Hue and he was the hot candidate so that just goes against what you've already said in that no one will want this job and there's no way they hire anyone that we've heard of.   We had all heard of Hue Jackson and he was the guy that was considered 1 or 2 on every coaching list that was going around that year.  

    And again, as Dutch just pointed out. Pettine had the Browns in first place and playing great so having a coach that no one had ever heard of wasn't such a bad thing was it?

    How about we give the new guy (whoever he is) a chance before we start dumping on him ok?

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