So, who would you pick as the next HC ?

[mjp28]

@hoorta said:

Too early, but we need another choice- "not Freddie".  

"Anybody but Freddie" ?   The main topic of weeks 16 and beyond.

[tinythinker]

So far (at 3:35 p.m. on 12/22/2019), the top choices are:

1. Ron Rivera (10 votes)

2. Freddie Kitchens (8 votes)

3. "Other" (3 votes)

4. Tie between Mike McCarthy, Josh McDaniels, and Kevin Stefanski (2 votes)

5. Tie between Dan Campbell, Marvin Lewis, Greg Roman, and Lincoln Riley  (1 vote)

Or to put it another way:

Votes to dump Freddie: 23

Votes to keep Freddie: 8

[7moses7]

Marty Shotenheimer

[Tacosman]

the problem with rivera is he doesn't seem very analytically oriented.  Yes he does have a rep for going for it on 4th down which is good, but other than that he isn't an analytics guy

The one guy I definately dont want is Mike Mccarthy.  Would rather have freddie back than that loser

[7moses7]

Tom Laundry available??????

[Bob806]

@nickers said:

I will say this... We need someone thats going to teach Baker to be a surgeon... That starts by getting rid of OBJ... I know a lot of you don't want to hear this... But its painfully obvious... I just think OBJ's best days are behind him... We need solid chain mover types like a Hines Ward.. I think Landry stays for sure... Theres just too much bullshit with OBJ with rings.. Cars.. money and what not... That doesnt ring team player to me... We need a HC that is gonna drive discipline and accountability... no favoritism toward any one player.. And He doesnt have to be "buddies" with them...

Yeah I agree. OBJ is a huge distraction. He's not going to change his ways, no matter what team he's on. 

[The Gipper]

I think Saleh and Greg Roman could/should be give some consideration.

[ATOM]

@nickers said:

Fuck Ray Horton.. He's already had two tours of duty here.. His D is too fucking passive for me..

I believe that was a joke 

[Richiswhere]

@tinythinker said:

So far (at 3:35 p.m. on 12/22/2019), the top choices are:

1. Ron Rivera (10 votes)

2. Freddie Kitchens (8 votes)

3. "Other" (3 votes)

4. Tie between Mike McCarthy, Josh McDaniels, and Kevin Stefanski (2 votes)

5. Tie between Dan Campbell, Marvin Lewis, Greg Roman, and Lincoln Riley  (1 vote)

Or to put it another way:

Votes to dump Freddie: 23

Votes to keep Freddie: 8

Na obviously Freddie has created 8 different accounts. No Browns fan can be this dumb ?

[flyingfooldoug]

I like Urban

[Browns149]

@richiswhere said:

Na obviously Freddie has created 8 different accounts. No Browns fan can be this dumb ?

Per ESPN

Describe the game in two words: So emblematic. Clock mismanagement, questionable decision-making, missed opportunities and sideline shouting all defined Sunday’s game, as they have this entire Browns season.

DOES THIS SOUND LIKE THE COACH WE WANT?

[The Gipper]

@browns149 said:

Per ESPN

Describe the game in two words: So emblematic. Clock mismanagement, questionable decision-making, missed opportunities and sideline shouting all defined Sunday’s game, as they have this entire Browns season.

DOES THIS SOUND LIKE THE COACH WE WANT?

Truthfully.. and unfortunatly.....NO.    

[Orion]

The initial interviews are over (or so we believe).

Who would you pick?  -  You're not married to your choice.  None of us interviewed anybody so we don't 'really know' the candidates.  Your choice could get hired and suck....and you'd be allowed to say he sucks.    

The hire could happen very soon, it could be after the weekend, or it could be after the last candidate exits the playoffs.

McDaniels, Stefanski, Saleh, Bieniemy, Roman, Schwartz, Daboll

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I'm picking Roman.  I like how he adapted his side of the ball to match the talent that he currently has.  I wouldn't mind having a guy overseeing the whole team with that kind of mind's eye.

[Dutch Oven]

I guess I'd go with McDaniels. 

He's got tons of experience and has been a head coach. I think he could put together a good coaching staff. 

I'm not head over heels about him, but everyone else has bigger questions surrounding them. Stefanski and Saleh are relatively green at being coordinators, Bieniemy is an OC who doesn't call players, Roman seems to really succeed with running QBs, Schwartz does have HC experience, but his Lions teams were undisciplined, young teams that often shot themselves in the foot. (Sound familiar?). Daboll feels like the human version of a consolation prize. 

[Orion]

@dutch-oven said:

Stefanski and Saleh are relatively green at being coordinators, Bieniemy is an OC who doesn't call players, Roman seems to really succeed with running QBs, Schwartz does have HC experience, but his Lions teams were undisciplined, young teams that often shot themselves in the foot. (Sound familiar?). Daboll feels like the human version of a consolation prize. 

I agree with your assessment of the candidates. 

[hoorta]

I'm betting on either Stefanski or  McDaniels. 

They'd love Saleh enough to wait until after the Super Bowl. Don't see it happening.

[Orion]

@hoorta said:

I'm betting on

....but who would YOU pick?   Based on what little we know.

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And I fully understand a McDaniels pick.  He's seen how a dynasty is done!

[The Gipper]

Sort of been asked in about a dozen threads here.  But I will give a pecking order of those who interviewed. 

1. McDaniels

2. Stefanski

3. Bienemy

4. Saleh

5. Roman

6. Schwartz

7. Daboll

8. McCarthy...off the board.

[mjp28]

I'm going to wait until I see the white smoke come out of the chimney when they actually pick a new coach and go from there.

I don't think that they are going to consult with us before making a decision.  

[The Gipper]

@mjp28 said:

I'm going to wait until I see the white smoke come out of the chimney when they actually pick a new coach and go from there.

I don't think that they are going to consult with us before making a decision.  

Cop out!

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