Hue fired
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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–presentAnd 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.
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...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~ -
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?
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.
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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?
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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–presentAnd 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.
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
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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.
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.
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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
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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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?
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?
No established coach worth anything is coming to the Browns as no coach has. The Browns are getting coordinators that were the flavor of the week and convinced the horrible Browns front office that they were the savior. And where, after the Browns snag all these “hot” commodities, do these coaches end up winning after they leave the Browns?
Tge Browns will hire another guy looking to earn his stripes and save the team. This story will play out the same way until the team actually sees a whiff of success
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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?
No established coach worth anything is coming to the Browns as no coach has. The Browns are getting coordinators that were the flavor of the week and convinced the horrible Browns front office that they were the savior. And where, after the Browns snag all these “hot” commodities, do these coaches end up winning after they leave the Browns?
Tge Browns will hire another guy looking to earn his stripes and save the team. This story will play out the same way until the team actually sees a whiff of success
No established coach worth anything is coming to the Browns as no coach has. The Browns are getting coordinators that were the flavor of the week and convinced the horrible Browns front office that they were the savior. And where, after the Browns snag all these “hot” commodities, do these coaches end up winning after they leave the Browns?
Tge Browns will hire another guy looking to earn his stripes and save the team. This story will play out the same way until the team actually sees a whiff of success
What "established coach" would you like them to hire? What established coaches leave their current job to go to a different job.
If you're talking about college, Butch Davis was not only established, he was the hot coach in the country at that time and came here and had success.
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No established coach worth anything is coming to the Browns as no coach has. The Browns are getting coordinators that were the flavor of the week and convinced the horrible Browns front office that they were the savior. And where, after the Browns snag all these “hot” commodities, do these coaches end up winning after they leave the Browns?
Tge Browns will hire another guy looking to earn his stripes and save the team. This story will play out the same way until the team actually sees a whiff of success
What "established coach" would you like them to hire? What established coaches leave their current job to go to a different job.
If you're talking about college, Butch Davis was not only established, he was the hot coach in the country at that time and came here and had success.
What "established coach" would you like them to hire? What established coaches leave their current job to go to a different job.
If you're talking about college, Butch Davis was not only established, he was the hot coach in the country at that time and came here and had success.
I’d say Harbaugh is the best established HC prospect
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What "established coach" would you like them to hire? What established coaches leave their current job to go to a different job.
If you're talking about college, Butch Davis was not only established, he was the hot coach in the country at that time and came here and had success.
I’d say Harbaugh is the best established HC prospect
I’d say Harbaugh is the best established HC prospect
Had success but certainly wore out his welcome pretty quick in SF. I think that's a trend with the college guys, seemed to happen with Butch as well. 4 or so years and they're moving on somewhere else. He would be interesting to say the least if he came here. I wouldn't hate it because of his good record in SF. If we are talking college guys, I think I prefer David Shaw to Harbaugh at this point though.
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Still throwing Haley under the bus and neither of them have a job here anymore.
Yeah, we know this act Mark- it's everyone else's fault- from that Twitter feed. "I could have done better if I had been allowed to run my offense this year. I didn't have the players to run my offense the previous years." Well Hue, ever think about adapting your offense to the talent on hand? -
I’d say Harbaugh is the best established HC prospect
Had success but certainly wore out his welcome pretty quick in SF. I think that's a trend with the college guys, seemed to happen with Butch as well. 4 or so years and they're moving on somewhere else. He would be interesting to say the least if he came here. I wouldn't hate it because of his good record in SF. If we are talking college guys, I think I prefer David Shaw to Harbaugh at this point though.
Had success but certainly wore out his welcome pretty quick in SF. I think that's a trend with the college guys, seemed to happen with Butch as well. 4 or so years and they're moving on somewhere else. He would be interesting to say the least if he came here. I wouldn't hate it because of his good record in SF. If we are talking college guys, I think I prefer David Shaw to Harbaugh at this point though.
My bet would be Jim Bob Cooter or Dan Campbell, we’ll be told they are turning the culture around and.....
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I’d say Harbaugh is the best established HC prospect
Had success but certainly wore out his welcome pretty quick in SF. I think that's a trend with the college guys, seemed to happen with Butch as well. 4 or so years and they're moving on somewhere else. He would be interesting to say the least if he came here. I wouldn't hate it because of his good record in SF. If we are talking college guys, I think I prefer David Shaw to Harbaugh at this point though.
Had success but certainly wore out his welcome pretty quick in SF. I think that's a trend with the college guys
Concerning Harbaugh, it has less to do with the fact that he's a "college guy" and more to do with the fact that Jim Harbaugh is well-known as being a world class douchebag.
It's known that the 49ers actively shopped Harbaugh to get rid of him, he had burned every bridge there, but apparently there weren't many people at Stanford that were sorry to see him go either.
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Had success but certainly wore out his welcome pretty quick in SF. I think that's a trend with the college guys, seemed to happen with Butch as well. 4 or so years and they're moving on somewhere else. He would be interesting to say the least if he came here. I wouldn't hate it because of his good record in SF. If we are talking college guys, I think I prefer David Shaw to Harbaugh at this point though.
My bet would be Jim Bob Cooter or Dan Campbell, we’ll be told they are turning the culture around and.....
Jim Bob Cooter
I want to be at the press conference when an owner introduces Jim Bob Cooter as the next head coach of their billion dollar NFL franchise...
Jim.
Bob.
Cooter.
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Had success but certainly wore out his welcome pretty quick in SF. I think that's a trend with the college guys, seemed to happen with Butch as well. 4 or so years and they're moving on somewhere else. He would be interesting to say the least if he came here. I wouldn't hate it because of his good record in SF. If we are talking college guys, I think I prefer David Shaw to Harbaugh at this point though.
My bet would be Jim Bob Cooter or Dan Campbell, we’ll be told they are turning the culture around and.....
My bet would be Jim Bob Cooter or Dan Campbell, we’ll be told they are turning the culture around and.....
I wouldn't hate Dan Campbell either. But then I try to remain optimistic about things. Jim Bob Cooter would be hard for me to be excited about but sure....why not.
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My bet would be Jim Bob Cooter or Dan Campbell, we’ll be told they are turning the culture around and.....
I wouldn't hate Dan Campbell either. But then I try to remain optimistic about things. Jim Bob Cooter would be hard for me to be excited about but sure....why not.
I wouldn't hate Dan Campbell either. But then I try to remain optimistic about things. Jim Bob Cooter would be hard for me to be excited about but sure....why not.
God bless ya man. I’ve had my favorite teams have some lean years. The Sooners, Celtics, Bruins all have had stinkers but the difference with the Browns isn’t the downs but the lack of mediocrity. The Browns have been over .500 once in 15 years. The Lions for contrast have done it 4 times and they are considered the worst NFL franchise.
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Had success but certainly wore out his welcome pretty quick in SF. I think that's a trend with the college guys, seemed to happen with Butch as well. 4 or so years and they're moving on somewhere else. He would be interesting to say the least if he came here. I wouldn't hate it because of his good record in SF. If we are talking college guys, I think I prefer David Shaw to Harbaugh at this point though.
My bet would be Jim Bob Cooter or Dan Campbell, we’ll be told they are turning the culture around and.....
My bet would be Jim Bob Cooter or Dan Campbell, we’ll be told they are turning the culture around and.....
And you think Williams will be incapable of doing that? He's 180 degrees different than Hue. Just watch any of his press conferences.
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