Eddie George new Tenn State coach, adds Hue Jackson OC and Pepe Pearson RBC.
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Remember how Dorsey had to trade away Carlos Hyde so that Hue would play Cubb?
Oh, man. I almost forgot that. I guess it's my memory trying to prevent more harm...
It was apparent he never really had the team (players and coaches) during Hard Knocks.
I distinctly remember Baker not buying anything from Hue. You could see it on his facial expression. And I have never seen any rookie QB having that stare at his HC. And it was not only that Baker was cocky, but everyone saw him as a walking dead who was going to get booted sooner than later.
Oh, man. I almost forgot that. I guess it's my memory trying to prevent more harm...
I distinctly remember Baker not buying anything from Hue. You could see it on his facial expression. And I have never seen any rookie QB having that stare at his HC. And it was not only that Baker was cocky, but everyone saw him as a walking dead who was going to get booted sooner than later.
And Fucktards like Colin Cowherd and others say that Baker was "immature". How in the fucking hell could any rookie QB be anything but "immature" when he had Hue Jackson and Freddie Kitchens as his HCs for his first two years in the NFL? (but remember....he still set the all time rookie TD pass record even with Hue and Greg Williams as his HCs that year.)
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Oh, man. I almost forgot that. I guess it's my memory trying to prevent more harm...
I distinctly remember Baker not buying anything from Hue. You could see it on his facial expression. And I have never seen any rookie QB having that stare at his HC. And it was not only that Baker was cocky, but everyone saw him as a walking dead who was going to get booted sooner than later.
And Fucktards like Colin Cowherd and others say that Baker was "immature". How in the fucking hell could any rookie QB be anything but "immature" when he had Hue Jackson and Freddie Kitchens as his HCs for his first two years in the NFL? (but remember....he still set the all time rookie TD pass record even with Hue and Greg Williams as his HCs that year.)
And Fucktards like Colin Cowherd and others say that Baker was "immature". How in the fucking hell could any rookie QB be anything but "immature" when he had Hue Jackson and Freddie Kitchens as his HCs for his first two years in the NFL? (but remember....he still set the all time rookie TD pass record even with Hue and Greg Williams as his HCs that year.)
Baker was a bit of a mess with the media that first year, but Colin only wanted some of the cake, even though the attention whore won't ever acknowledge it.
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I wonder how many chapters will be about his Raider days...
And don't forget his war room fist pump when we picked Kessler.
Oh, I do haha.
And also, great coaching can overcome what the Browns roster was in those days. Hell, the Dolphins two seasons ago put up the white flag maybe more than we did and yet SOMEHOW Flores got that team to 5-11? I'm not even suggesting those teams were good for 5 wins combined over those two seasons, but 1-31 is amazingly awful. Boy, those were some longgg seasons haha.
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I wonder how many chapters will be about his Raider days...
And don't forget his war room fist pump when we picked Kessler.
Oh, I do haha.
And also, great coaching can overcome what the Browns roster was in those days. Hell, the Dolphins two seasons ago put up the white flag maybe more than we did and yet SOMEHOW Flores got that team to 5-11? I'm not even suggesting those teams were good for 5 wins combined over those two seasons, but 1-31 is amazingly awful. Boy, those were some longgg seasons haha.
Oh, I do haha.
And also, great coaching can overcome what the Browns roster was in those days. Hell, the Dolphins two seasons ago put up the white flag maybe more than we did and yet SOMEHOW Flores got that team to 5-11? I'm not even suggesting those teams were good for 5 wins combined over those two seasons, but 1-31 is amazingly awful. Boy, those were some longgg seasons haha.
During that 1-31 run Hue proved to be somewhat worst than the average Texas H.S. coach I've seen over the years here. He had no clue about red zone or clock management. None!
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It was apparent he never really had the team (players and coaches) during Hard Knocks. I don’t think anyone believes Hugh is a good head coach and a victim of circumstances.
He should be disappointed though with his lack of QB development with the Browns. I mistakenly supported the hire because I thought he would at the very least settle the instability we had at the position
He’s a distant memory.
He’s a distant memory.
Despite evidence to the contrary?
Hue seems determined to keep the memory alive in us until out of sheer exhaustion ours conforms with his version.
It's a war of attrition!
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
From "trust me on this one" Kessler to "I can mold him" Kizer, his then claim to fame of being a "QB whisperer" went up in flames.
Remember the game that he decided to put Kessler back in as the starter? Kessler was doing a lot of check downs...being conservative...because guys weren't open downfield...but he actually had us in the lead at the half...by a FG or something. Well, The QB Whisperer had wanted Kessler to throw the ball downfield, so he benched him and put McCown in. And McCown, like the good soldier that he is, threw the long ball...and was picked off 2 or 3 times as we lost the game going away.
Remember how Dorsey had to trade away Carlos Hyde so that Hue would play Cubb?
We should write our OWN book about Hue!
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He’s a distant memory.
Despite evidence to the contrary?
Hue seems determined to keep the memory alive in us until out of sheer exhaustion ours conforms with his version.
It's a war of attrition!
Despite evidence to the contrary?
Hue seems determined to keep the memory alive in us until out of sheer exhaustion ours conforms with his version.
It's a war of attrition!
despite a post bringing him up on here or a random yahoo article. He’s out of sight in Cleveland - a mere footnote to an 0-16 year and a 1-31 span that is now overtaken by a team that had the defending champs on the ropes prior to that they knocked their division nemesis into the offseason. So I kind of forget.
And of course We have the coach of the year now. And prior to that we had the Freddie experiment and even that netted 6 wins.
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Despite evidence to the contrary?
Hue seems determined to keep the memory alive in us until out of sheer exhaustion ours conforms with his version.
It's a war of attrition!
despite a post bringing him up on here or a random yahoo article. He’s out of sight in Cleveland - a mere footnote to an 0-16 year and a 1-31 span that is now overtaken by a team that had the defending champs on the ropes prior to that they knocked their division nemesis into the offseason. So I kind of forget.
And of course We have the coach of the year now. And prior to that we had the Freddie experiment and even that netted 6 wins.
And prior to that we had the Freddie experiment and even that netted 6 wins.
Hard to think that Freddie netted 6 times more wins in his one short stay than baby Huey did in that 1-31 stretch.
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hue hasn't bean a success much of anywhere he's ever been.....
only is speaking out now because the Browns are DONE paying him,
his contract is over, and he wrote a book and wants to sell it.
Doesn't have a publisher, not surprised......
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And prior to that we had the Freddie experiment and even that netted 6 wins.
Hard to think that Freddie netted 6 times more wins in his one short stay than baby Huey did in that 1-31 stretch.
Hard to think that Freddie netted 6 times more wins in his one short stay than baby Huey did in that 1-31 stretch.
No it is not.
The Browns under Hue Jackson his first two seasons were tanking on purpose. Those teams were straight garbage, with generally garbage draft classes.
Browns fans were more pumped for the 2019 season with Freddie than they were going into last season.
Hue is a shitty head coach, but the 1-31 record isn't the reason why. Belichick wasn't getting more than 5 wins total in those two seasons.
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This keeps getting better and better...
Former Browns head coach Hue Jackson joined NFL insider Mike Silver and his daughter Natalie on the Pass it Down podcast to talk about the 2017 NFL Draft. The Browns were picking first overall and wound up with Pro Bowl defensive end Myles Garrett. Jackson explained that he was all-in on Garrett from the start, but said the Browns front office wanted to go in a different direction.
“At the time, there was divide between who should be the first pick,” Jackson said. “I wanted Myles Garrett and I’m an offensive coach. I didn’t think there was a quarterback worth being the first pick in the draft.”
Jackson, who coached the Browns from 2016-2018 and compiled a 3-36-1 record, went on to describe why he was enamored with Garrett. He then explains the front office wanted to select Trubisky instead.
“I was lock and barrel on Myles Garrett,” he said. “But there were others that were lock and barrel on Mitchell Trubisky and me being a quarterback guy, I did not want that. I liked Mitchell, but I didn’t think he was the first pick of the draft at quarterback. There were some rumblings about that and I think everybody knew that. There was truly divide. But the day of the draft, we obviously ended up picking Myles and rightfully so.”
https://bearswire.usatoday.com/2021/03/31/bears-mitch-trubisky-2017-nfl-draft-browns/
I'd say you can't make this shit up...
... but obviously you can.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
This keeps getting better and better...
Former Browns head coach Hue Jackson joined NFL insider Mike Silver and his daughter Natalie on the Pass it Down podcast to talk about the 2017 NFL Draft. The Browns were picking first overall and wound up with Pro Bowl defensive end Myles Garrett. Jackson explained that he was all-in on Garrett from the start, but said the Browns front office wanted to go in a different direction.
“At the time, there was divide between who should be the first pick,” Jackson said. “I wanted Myles Garrett and I’m an offensive coach. I didn’t think there was a quarterback worth being the first pick in the draft.”
Jackson, who coached the Browns from 2016-2018 and compiled a 3-36-1 record, went on to describe why he was enamored with Garrett. He then explains the front office wanted to select Trubisky instead.
“I was lock and barrel on Myles Garrett,” he said. “But there were others that were lock and barrel on Mitchell Trubisky and me being a quarterback guy, I did not want that. I liked Mitchell, but I didn’t think he was the first pick of the draft at quarterback. There were some rumblings about that and I think everybody knew that. There was truly divide. But the day of the draft, we obviously ended up picking Myles and rightfully so.”
https://bearswire.usatoday.com/2021/03/31/bears-mitch-trubisky-2017-nfl-draft-browns/
I'd say you can't make this shit up...
... but obviously you can.
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Some sound advice from Shannon Sharpe...
“Let it go. It’s over. It’s a bad idea,” Shannon Sharpe, co-host of FS1′s “Undisputed,” said Wednesday.
“You lied to the Cleveland Browns. You said you were going to be better than 3-36-1 in 40 games,” Sharpe added. “So I guess y’all lied to each other. You were a match made in heaven. I guess y’all deserved each other.”
“You won’t be the last head coach that got the job and failed at it,” Sharpe said. “I guarantee if you had won more games, you would have kept your job.”
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
Some sound advice from Shannon Sharpe...
“Let it go. It’s over. It’s a bad idea,” Shannon Sharpe, co-host of FS1′s “Undisputed,” said Wednesday.
“You lied to the Cleveland Browns. You said you were going to be better than 3-36-1 in 40 games,” Sharpe added. “So I guess y’all lied to each other. You were a match made in heaven. I guess y’all deserved each other.”
“You won’t be the last head coach that got the job and failed at it,” Sharpe said. “I guarantee if you had won more games, you would have kept your job.”
Some sound advice from Shannon Sharpe...
“Let it go. It’s over. It’s a bad idea,” Shannon Sharpe, co-host of FS1′s “Undisputed,” said Wednesday.
“You lied to the Cleveland Browns. You said you were going to be better than 3-36-1 in 40 games,” Sharpe added. “So I guess y’all lied to each other. You were a match made in heaven. I guess y’all deserved each other.”
“You won’t be the last head coach that got the job and failed at it,” Sharpe said. “I guarantee if you had won more games, you would have kept your job.”
Listen up Hue- good stuff from Shannon.
Good Leaders are accountable. Regardless of who did what...said what...suggested this...suggested that. Hue led a 3-36-1 team.
If he finds the next spot that spot will obviously not value accountability.
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Replying to @_PeteSmith_
Pete Smith@_PeteSmith_Hue Jackson is gonna be the offensive coordinator for Tennessee State.
Good luck Eddie George.After what Jackson did to DeShone Kizer, he should never be allowed to coach anything.
But here we are...Hue Jackson has accepted the Offensive Coordinator position at Tennessee St. to work with new Head Coach Eddie George.
(per @huejack10)
Browns & Buffett: Got to go fishin, Down to rock bottom again, with just a few Friends -
Replying to @_PeteSmith_Pete Smith@_PeteSmith_Hue Jackson is gonna be the offensive coordinator for Tennessee State.
Good luck Eddie George.After what Jackson did to DeShone Kizer, he should never be allowed to coach anything.
But here we are...Hue Jackson has accepted the Offensive Coordinator position at Tennessee St. to work with new Head Coach Eddie George.
(per @huejack10)Hue Jackson has accepted the Offensive Coordinator position at Tennessee St. to work with new Head Coach Eddie George.
(per @huejack10)Well the Eddy George experiment is headed down the tubes already.
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