@diehardbrownsfan said:

You should be Gomer.

No, he, Goober, Jethro, Barney are there trying to run the country. (I would have more faith in the Mayberry Boys)

@diehardbrownsfan said:

I think it's for you fat butt.

Wow....I am devastated.

@diehardbrownsfan said:

Austin, the fag capital of Tx.

And is that a problem for you?......or a beacon?

@tacosman said:

also, I dont think a lot of you guys know the difference between moneyball and rebuilding. The As and Astros were very different.  They arent even related really.  You guys here just throw words around like analytics, process, moneyball, etc and are not sure what they really mean and in what context.  

Unless you can tell us why they aren’t related, you’re just talking out of your butt.

@dutch-oven said:

The amount of offensive tools the front office has provided Hue has been staggering, for sure.

Think it's been done to the death this week my thoughts on it, guess we will see what happens. 

@londonbrown said:

Absolutely right. The FO tore down and is building a roster, eight games is enough to evaluate that Greg Williams is doing ok. 1.5 years later the offense, which is Hue's, he doesn't even have an OC, BLOWS. And he chose the QBs, so its on him

The amount of offensive tools the front office has provided Hue has been staggering, for sure.

@tacosman said:

Ive explained this multiple times in this forum...use the search function.

also, I dont think a lot of you guys know the difference between moneyball and rebuilding. The As and Astros were very different.  They arent even related really.  You guys here just throw words around like analytics, process, moneyball, etc and are not sure what they really mean and in what context.  

@tim-couch-pulls-out said:

Unless you can explain the exact reasons its different, you're just talking out of your butt.

Ive explained this multiple times in this forum...use the search function.

@dutch-oven said:

So 1.5 seasons isn't enough time to accurately critique the front office, yet it appears to be plenty enough time to evaluate Hue?

Absolutely right. The FO tore down and is building a roster, eight games is enough to evaluate that Greg Williams is doing ok. 1.5 years later the offense, which is Hue's, he doesn't even have an OC, BLOWS. And he chose the QBs, so its on him

@londonbrown said:

Well there's absolutely no chance Hue doesn't say who and who isnt in that QB room so it's on him whatever way you look at it 

So 1.5 seasons isn't enough time to accurately critique the front office, yet it appears to be plenty enough time to evaluate Hue?

@canton-dawg said:

Hue has never played QB in the NFL.

Well there's absolutely no chance Hue doesn't say who and who isnt in that QB room so it's on him whatever way you look at it 

@mark-o said:

Depends on who is in control over the roster, Hue or the Harvard nerds?

Sashi controls the 53 man roster.

@londonbrown said:

Isnt that Hue's job?

Hue has never played QB in the NFL.

@londonbrown said:

But even so, Hue is the HC, he signed up knowing Sashi had final say on roster. It is Hue's job to bring our QBs on, it is his job to bring all the players on, I dont have much sympathy for him. He isn't coaching what he has well and seems to be instead blaming everybody else

I don't disagree that he isn't calling plays to make the job easier on the QB.   Look at the throws he had Hogan throwing....dude has to know he doesn't have the arm to make that throw yet it still kept getting called.  He finally last week started calling some sort passes to make things easier on Kizer.    The clock management is infuriating.....its not that hard.  Wanted to send him a game of Madden to play over the bye week so he can learn some clock management skills.     That's why I don't think he gets brought back next year.  Something has to change with a team with a record this poor.  If Jimmy is sold on the moneyball/analytics, then still something needs to be done and it's going to be Hue that pays the price.

@londonbrown said:

Hue wanted Pat Mahomes

Well..once he starts playing, we will know if we should've just picked him at 12 instead of trading down. 

@londonbrown said:

With QBs I am sure it's been Hue, all the evidence points that way 

Sure but then it seems like Hue wanted Watson and that didn't happen.   Until someone is fired either out of the front office or someone like Hue, we will never know for sure who anyone really wanted or picked.  

@mark-o said:

Depends on who is in control over the roster, Hue or the Harvard nerds?

With QBs I am sure it's been Hue, all the evidence points that way 

@londonbrown said:

Isnt that Hue's job?

Depends on who is in control over the roster, Hue or the Harvard nerds?

@canton-dawg said:

I don’t understand the reasoning of not having a veteran QB on the roster mentor the young’uns.

Isnt that Hue's job?