@d-bone said:

For sure not Mik........ He'd offend the entire 53 and have them all locking arms while on their knees........ or better yet, just walking out of the building, crying and forfeiting. 

ur fired! you sir are fired! u with the pink cashmere and fake glasses on, ur fired! you with the fake math are FIRED!! u who love sanctuary cities and bearded ladies and transgender parents are FIRED!!

and we all stand for the national anthem or i'll buy ur wives and then FIRE U!

no soup for you!!

please N Korea land one in the san andreas fault PLEEEEEZ!

@darren15 said:

I get a week off from my blood pressure meds next weekend

let's go drinking!!!

@wargograw said:

Not as pointless as the people that want him gone because of the record regardless of what's behind the record.

Eh, pretty similar to me either way.

And I don't think you are totally wrong in your thinking, either. It's the reason why I've disagreed twice with people who say things like: "The Browns won't have a hard time getting good candidates to consider them because there's only 32 head coaching jobs".

@tacosman said:

so losing games at an unprecedented and historic rate for 2 years is not a reason though?

For most teams, yes. For us, no.

@dutch-oven said:

Nothing that happens this season is going to change wargo's mind. Nothing. He just admitted it, this has nothing to do with Hue, he feels the Browns cannot fire him because one way or another they have to show the NFL (and future head coaching candidates) that yes, Virginia, you CAN get three years with the Cleveland Browns.

Arguing with him over Hue is pointless.

Not as pointless as the people that want him gone because of the record regardless of what's behind the record.

@sd_tom said:

Hue is certainly committed to running the ball this season. Committed to about 15 total carries a game not counting the QB.

Serious question- Why had Dayes not seen any carries this season?

Good question. I'd like to see him.

@roycerolls said:

Has hue lost the locker room? If that’s the case fire him now.  As long as his ridiculously young and inexperienced team is still trying their best to win each week, I don’t see the point of firing him. So we can bring in the Appalachian state special teams coordinator? When the replacement falls flat on his face (this is the best part) the team can fire him after 2 years and we will get to watch pat shurmur’s god son take the helm for at least 18 games. I sure never get tired of all the same excuses “this is a reboot we need to be patient” well they’re installing a new playbook” “just wait until he has HIS guys on the team.” 

Love it. 

And it is a credit to Hue that he hasn't lost the locker room yet and didn't last season. Motivation is one of the essential traits of a good coach.

@boo-fagley said:

The defense is good, but they get worn down because of the offense.

But that's not always the case.   The defense gave up a million points in the first half to Cincy and Indy and Houston.  Gashed like they weren't even there.  That's 3 out of the 8 games.  Yesterday, I think the defense did get worn down but that's a simplistic excuse that gets thrown around way too easily.

@darren15 said:

I get a week off from my blood pressure meds next weekend

Now that's good news! 

@d-bone said:

For sure not Mik........ He'd offend the entire 53 and have them all locking arms while on their knees........ or better yet, just walking out of the building, crying and forfeiting. 

That's what they do now. So what would the difference be. 

@boo-fagley said:

The defense is good, but they get worn down because of the offense.

Ghoolie keeps telling ya.............. OFFENSE makes the defense. Always did, always will.

@roycerolls said:

Im up for it, then we can fire you after a year and maybe Zombo or Mik can get a crack at it!  

For sure not Mik........ He'd offend the entire 53 and have them all locking arms while on their knees........ or better yet, just walking out of the building, crying and forfeiting. 

@hoorta said:

Well, pretty sure I could coach the Browns to 0-8 too. and I'm willing to work cheap by NFL standards. 

Im up for it, then we can fire you after a year and maybe Zombo or Mik can get a crack at it!  

@wargograw said:

Keep everyone.

-Sunshine Pumper

There was a total eclipse this past summer, and not just in the sky...   

@roycerolls said:

Has hue lost the locker room? If that’s the case fire him now.  As long as his ridiculously young and inexperienced team is still trying their best to win each week, I don’t see the point of firing him. So we can bring in the Appalachian state special teams coordinator? When the replacement falls flat on his face (this is the best part) the team can fire him after 2 years and we will get to watch pat shurmur’s god son take the helm for at least 18 games. I sure never get tired of all the same excuses “this is a reboot we need to be patient” well they’re installing a new playbook” “just wait until he has HIS guys on the team.” 

Well, pretty sure I could coach the Browns to 0-8 too. and I'm willing to work cheap by NFL standards. 

Serious question- Why had Dayes not seen any carries this season?

@tacosman said:

so losing games at an unprecedented and historic rate for 2 years is not a reason though?

Nothing that happens this season is going to change wargo's mind. Nothing. He just admitted it, this has nothing to do with Hue, he feels the Browns cannot fire him because one way or another they have to show the NFL (and future head coaching candidates) that yes, Virginia, you CAN get three years with the Cleveland Browns.

Arguing with him over Hue is pointless.

@wargograw said:

Absolutely there could be a reason. There is not, however, any reason for US to do it any time soon. We have to earn that right by proving we don't have a hair trigger. 

so losing games at an unprecedented and historic rate for 2 years is not a reason though?

@stillmotion said:

Except Zane Gonzalez. I'd rather sign Tony Danza, "The field goal picking garbage kicking philadelphia phenomenon".

One of my favorite movies growing up lol.

@tacosman said:

Im curious- do you believe there would *ever* be a reason to fire a head coach after just two seasons?  or should every single head coaching nfl hire in your mind get 3 years at least?

Absolutely there could be a reason. There is not, however, any reason for US to do it any time soon. We have to earn that right by proving we don't have a hair trigger. 

@wargograw said:

Keep everyone.

-Sunshine Pumper

Im curious- do you believe there would *ever* be a reason to fire a head coach after just two seasons?  or should every single head coaching nfl hire in your mind get 3 years at least?

@wargograw said:

Keep everyone.

-Sunshine Pumper

Except Zane Gonzalez. I'd rather sign Tony Danza, "The field goal picking garbage kicking philadelphia phenomenon".

-Sunshine Pumper

@sd_tom said:

The overturned TD in the endzone was one of the worst calls I've ever seen. Beautiful throw and catch. He clearly had possession when he went down... his leg snapped in half, and they overturned it?

what a kick in the nuts that was. Refs should be ashamed of themselves.

I agree...can’t see how they overturned that TD.