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  • W Waiting for next year wrote on
    #41

    The question should be....Who would WANT to be the next head coach of the Browns? Who is desperate enough? Who needs a head coach job on their resume? Who will do anything for the right amount of money?

    I'm going to laugh at the posts....THE BROWNS SHOULD HIRE ______________ and no kiddies....Gruden and That ex Squeeler coach won't be coming to Cleveland this year last year or any other year as long as the Browns remain a joke and the front office still cluster fucks they way around

  • R RoyceRolls wrote on
    #42

    I've said it before and I'll say it again: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson needs to be the next browns head coach.

    C 1 Reply
  • mohicanM mohican wrote on
    #43

    Hey, let's all root for Bernie for Head Coach?

    Or how about Mr. Character, Jimmy Tressel

    That way they can have two Jimmys on staff.

    The thought of that just rustled my jimmies.

    Hope has two beautiful daughters: Their names are Anger and Courage. Anger that things are the way they are. Courage to make them the way they ought to be. - St. Augustine. Throughout the centuries there were men who took first steps down new roads armed with nothing but their vision. - Ayn Rand
  • S Spectralcow wrote on
    #44

    Serious question here: What lured Reid to the Chiefs in this past off-season? You have to admit, that team was a MESS last year. It's easy to look back now and say that they weren't in that bad a situation, but at the time, it looked BAD. Is Kansas City a dream destination? Do it look last year like they had a great front office? Sure, they definitely had some talent, but the Browns have some talent. The Browns have the league's leading WR and a few other Pro Bowlers. That's not nothing. Did the Chiefs offer Reid a pile of money?

    I'm not being sarcastic, I'm asking. I keep hearing people ask why anyone in their right minds would want to come to coach Cleveland, but let's explore that. Big name, good coaches HAVE gone to teams in dire situations before. Why did those coaches agree to that in those situations?

    nickersN W 2 Replies
  • S Spectralcow

    Serious question here: What lured Reid to the Chiefs in this past off-season? You have to admit, that team was a MESS last year. It's easy to look back now and say that they weren't in that bad a situation, but at the time, it looked BAD. Is Kansas City a dream destination? Do it look last year like they had a great front office? Sure, they definitely had some talent, but the Browns have some talent. The Browns have the league's leading WR and a few other Pro Bowlers. That's not nothing. Did the Chiefs offer Reid a pile of money?

    I'm not being sarcastic, I'm asking. I keep hearing people ask why anyone in their right minds would want to come to coach Cleveland, but let's explore that. Big name, good coaches HAVE gone to teams in dire situations before. Why did those coaches agree to that in those situations?

    nickersN nickers wrote on
    #45

    @spectralcow said:

    Serious question here: What lured Reid to the Chiefs in this past off-season? You have to admit, that team was a MESS last year. It's easy to look back now and say that they weren't in that bad a situation, but at the time, it looked BAD. Is Kansas City a dream destination? Do it look last year like they had a great front office? Sure, they definitely had some talent, but the Browns have some talent. The Browns have the league's leading WR and a few other Pro Bowlers. That's not nothing. Did the Chiefs offer Reid a pile of money?

    I'm not being sarcastic, I'm asking. I keep hearing people ask why anyone in their right minds would want to come to coach Cleveland, but let's explore that. Big name, good coaches HAVE gone to teams in dire situations before. Why did those coaches agree to that in those situations?

    Green bills..no other reason but green bills...

    Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~
  • bbedwardB bbedward wrote on
    #46

    Dan Quinn, seahawks DC rumor has it will be interviewed by #Browns.

    I think Pete Carroll (and immense talent everywhere) is the mastermind behind that defense, and it'd be yet another scheme change.

    C Tour2maT 2 Replies
  • bbedwardB bbedward

    Dan Quinn, seahawks DC rumor has it will be interviewed by #Browns.

    I think Pete Carroll (and immense talent everywhere) is the mastermind behind that defense, and it'd be yet another scheme change.

    C Clevfan4life wrote on
    #47

    @bbedward said:

    Dan Quinn, seahawks DC rumor has it will be interviewed by #Browns.

    I think Pete Carroll (and immense talent everywhere) is the mastermind behind that defense, and it'd be yet another scheme change.

    A) If that is true, that we're interviewing no name staff...that means they really did fire Chud with no immediate plan and my worst fears are confirmed. That is, we fired Chud with no immediate plan and now we have to watch as Cleveland is humiliated by one refusal after another. It's going to be an offseason of shame. ESPN will be asking every other week...who are the Browns begging this week to come coach? By draft time we'll be lucky to be talking to someone from the CFL....we might even have to dig up old NFL Europe names. Hey this one cocksucker is coaching semi pro in Serbia...let's talk to this asshole!!!. Fuck I can see this coming a mile away.

    B Don't the Seahawks run a 3-4?

  • C Clevfan4life

    @bbedward said:

    Dan Quinn, seahawks DC rumor has it will be interviewed by #Browns.

    I think Pete Carroll (and immense talent everywhere) is the mastermind behind that defense, and it'd be yet another scheme change.

    A) If that is true, that we're interviewing no name staff...that means they really did fire Chud with no immediate plan and my worst fears are confirmed. That is, we fired Chud with no immediate plan and now we have to watch as Cleveland is humiliated by one refusal after another. It's going to be an offseason of shame. ESPN will be asking every other week...who are the Browns begging this week to come coach? By draft time we'll be lucky to be talking to someone from the CFL....we might even have to dig up old NFL Europe names. Hey this one cocksucker is coaching semi pro in Serbia...let's talk to this asshole!!!. Fuck I can see this coming a mile away.

    B Don't the Seahawks run a 3-4?

    gftChrisG gftChris wrote on
    #48

    @clevfan4life said:

    B Don't the Seahawks run a 3-4?

    It's apparently another "hybrid 34/43 system" - sexy stuff, it's clearly worked so well under Horton...

    http://www.fieldgulls.com/2012/5/7/2999852/on-seahawks-defensive-scheme-versatility-diversity

  • gftChrisG gftChris

    @clevfan4life said:

    B Don't the Seahawks run a 3-4?

    It's apparently another "hybrid 34/43 system" - sexy stuff, it's clearly worked so well under Horton...

    http://www.fieldgulls.com/2012/5/7/2999852/on-seahawks-defensive-scheme-versatility-diversity

    bbedwardB bbedward wrote on
    #49

    @gftchris said:

    It's apparently another "hybrid 34/43 system" - sexy stuff, it's clearly worked so well under Horton...

    http://www.fieldgulls.com/2012/5/7/2999852/on-seahawks-defensive-scheme-versatility-diversity

    Ours was a hybrid 34/43 but primarily a 3-4 even if Horton wouldn't admit it.

    I think Carroll's is the opposite, primarily a 4-3.

    But the talent on that seahawks team is quite a bit beyond what we have.

  • S Spectralcow wrote on
    #50

    Nickers,

    I agree. I think the answer is money. And that goes back to my claim that it's not that it is impossible to get a good coach to come to Cleveland simply because it is Cleveland. It is harder, sure. And it will cost more. But if you offer the right coach the right amount of money, you could get someone decent in here. What you can't do is try to pay some obscure assistant a reasonable salary to come be the head coach. If they want someone who can create wins, they're going to have to pay someone good a ton of money to come here.

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  • Flyin JF Flyin J wrote on
    #51

    Gus Bradley was the Seahawks DC last year. He was my favorite last year. Isn't Carroll more offensive minded?

    bbedwardB 1 Reply
  • S Spectralcow

    Nickers,

    I agree. I think the answer is money. And that goes back to my claim that it's not that it is impossible to get a good coach to come to Cleveland simply because it is Cleveland. It is harder, sure. And it will cost more. But if you offer the right coach the right amount of money, you could get someone decent in here. What you can't do is try to pay some obscure assistant a reasonable salary to come be the head coach. If they want someone who can create wins, they're going to have to pay someone good a ton of money to come here.

    C Clevfan4life wrote on
    #52

    @spectralcow said:

    If they want someone who can create wins, they're going to have to pay someone good a ton of money to come here.

    Chip Kelly went to Philly for less money, think he's regretting that decision? Point is that good coaches can make real good money in better situations, so a little extra from the Browns is not worth the hassle of coming here. The ONLY thing that turns this around is giving one guy the keys to Berea and say "you leave when you feel it's time and not before". Than "MAYBE" you get some guy to come here with the implicit understanding that this franchise is his for years to come.

    Fuck what's schotty up to these days? He still around?

  • R RoyceRolls

    I've said it before and I'll say it again: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson needs to be the next browns head coach.

    C Clevfan4life wrote on
    #53

    @roycerolls said:

    I've said it before and I'll say it again: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson needs to be the next browns head coach.

    let's dew it. Start the petition.

  • Flyin JF Flyin J

    Gus Bradley was the Seahawks DC last year. He was my favorite last year. Isn't Carroll more offensive minded?

    bbedwardB bbedward wrote on
    #54

    XxDaBuckeyexX said:

    Gus Bradley was the Seahawks DC last year. He was my favorite last year. Isn't Carroll more offensive minded?

    Doesn't matter, browns went to NFL.com , looked up the best offensives and defenses and decided "hey, let's look at their assistants"

    Maybe that's why we're talking about patriots, Denver, and Seattle coordinators.

  • S Spectralcow

    Serious question here: What lured Reid to the Chiefs in this past off-season? You have to admit, that team was a MESS last year. It's easy to look back now and say that they weren't in that bad a situation, but at the time, it looked BAD. Is Kansas City a dream destination? Do it look last year like they had a great front office? Sure, they definitely had some talent, but the Browns have some talent. The Browns have the league's leading WR and a few other Pro Bowlers. That's not nothing. Did the Chiefs offer Reid a pile of money?

    I'm not being sarcastic, I'm asking. I keep hearing people ask why anyone in their right minds would want to come to coach Cleveland, but let's explore that. Big name, good coaches HAVE gone to teams in dire situations before. Why did those coaches agree to that in those situations?

    W Waiting for next year wrote on
    #55

    @spectralcow said:

    Serious question here: What lured Reid to the Chiefs in this past off-season? You have to admit, that team was a MESS last year. It's easy to look back now and say that they weren't in that bad a situation, but at the time, it looked BAD. Is Kansas City a dream destination? Do it look last year like they had a great front office? Sure, they definitely had some talent, but the Browns have some talent. The Browns have the league's leading WR and a few other Pro Bowlers. That's not nothing. Did the Chiefs offer Reid a pile of money?

    I'm not being sarcastic, I'm asking. I keep hearing people ask why anyone in their right minds would want to come to coach Cleveland, but let's explore that. Big name, good coaches HAVE gone to teams in dire situations before. Why did those coaches agree to that in those situations?

    If I'm not mistaken....... 9 ALL-PRO ? Their front office is a weeeee bit more organized then this group......and yes... a whole lot of Frankins

  • Mark OM Mark O wrote on
    #56

    Ian Rapoport ‏@RapSheet 1m

    #Browns are pushing to interview #Patriots OC Josh McDaniels, per source. First opportunity would be Jan. 5. Nothing firm set up yet.

  • Mark OM Mark O

    Ian Rapoport ‏@RapSheet 1m

    #Browns are pushing to interview #Patriots OC Josh McDaniels, per source. First opportunity would be Jan. 5. Nothing firm set up yet.

    bbedwardB bbedward wrote on
    #57

    @mark-o said:

    Ian Rapoport ‏@RapSheet 1m

    #Browns are pushing to interview #Patriots OC Josh McDaniels, per source. First opportunity would be Jan. 5. Nothing firm set up yet.

    At least hoyer knows a bit about the Erhardt-Perkins of bill b.

  • C Clevfan4life wrote on
    #58

    If we fired Chud for Josh McDaniels......omfg. Not that I think McDaniels is a complete asshole, I do sort of like him. But to turn this franchise over for someone at his level is retarted. Yes I spelled that with a T.

  • C Clevfan4life wrote on
    #59

    You shitcan a one year coach who took over a diaster ONLY for an established legend.

  • S Spectralcow wrote on
    #60

    Waiting, I'm not arguing, I'm asking for clarification: The Chiefs sent 9 guys to the Pro Bowl last year?

    gftChrisG 1 Reply
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