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  • @the-gipper said:

    It is not beyond the realm of possibility that Jim Harbaugh could be the next HC of the Cleveland Browns:

    http://www.diehardsport.com/college-football/jim-harbaugh-nfl-rumors-swirling/

    They'll have to pay him Belichick money Gip. College coaches get paid way better than NFL coaches. No one knows what Bill actually makes, but Sean Payton was getting $8 million. Nick Saban makes $11.5 at Alabama. Plus top college guys have damn near lifetime job security. 

    @poeticg said:

    Gruden, Harbaugh or Tressel would all be welcomed over Hue. 

    I'm so over Hue Jackson and the way he coaches. Mangini was 10x better than Jackson.

    Gruden isn't coming. Tressel isn't coming. I doubt Harbaugh is. 

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
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    @hoorta said:

    They'll have to pay him Belichick money Gip. College coaches get paid way better than NFL coaches. No one knows what Bill actually makes, but Sean Payton was getting $8 million. Nick Saban makes $11.5 at Alabama. Plus top college guys have damn near lifetime job security. 

    Gruden isn't coming. Tressel isn't coming. I doubt Harbaugh is. 

    Harbaugh (about $9M) makes more than BB now and it's not always about money (in their neighborhood), more ego, control etc. Plus Gruden probably no, Tressel no.

    I think these numbers are pretty current:

    Pete Carroll Seattle Seahawks $8,000,000
    Sean Payton New Orleans Saints $8,000,000
    Bill Belichick New England Patriots $7,500,000
    Andy Reid Kansas City Chiefs $7,500,000
    John Harbaugh Baltimore Ravens $7,000,000
    Mike Tomlin Pittsburgh Steelers $7,000,000
    Mike McCarthy Green Bay Packers $6,000,000
    Jason Garrett Dallas Cowboys $6,000,000
    Bruce Arians Arizona Cardinals $6,000,000
    Jay Gruden Washington Redskins $5,000,000
    Bill O’Brien Houston Texans $5,000,000
    Chuck Pagano Indianapolis Colts $4,500,000
    Dan Quinn Atlanta Falcons $4,500,000
    Marvin Lewis Cincinnati Bengals $4,500,000
    John Fox Chicago Bears $4,250,000
    Mike Zimmer Minnesota Vikings $4,000,000
    Ron Rivera Carolina Panthers $4,000,000
    Todd Bowles New York Jets $4,000,000
    Jim Caldwell Detroit Lions $4,000,000
    Jack Del Rio Oakland Raiders $3,500,000
  • @the-gipper said:

    Precisely.   And prestige.   Again....there are only 32 of those jobs.

    31.  And if ya can't get one of those then ya wait 'til next year....rather than go to football's Siberia.  

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @orion said:

    31.  And if ya can't get one of those then ya wait 'til next year....rather than go to football's Siberia.  

    No way.  You have no clue if there will be any opportunity "next year".

  • Once again the team stinks and everyone is convinced it's not that the talent is missing it's the coaches fault.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @baconhound said:

    Once again the team stinks and everyone is convinced it's not that the talent is missing it's the coaches fault.

    It is some of both.

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @boo-fagley said:

    Still doesnt change the fact that the city is a football town.

    If Belichick looked at the cast of misfits who coached the Patriots before him, he would have turned around at the state line and gone home. The Browns are due for something good.

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    @boo-fagley said:

    The Browns are due for something good.

    You mean like a spiced honey mead wine?

    Pit of Misery! Dilly Dilly!

  • @boo-fagley said:

    The Browns are due for something good.

    You mean like a spiced honey mead wine?

    Pit of Misery! Dilly Dilly!

    Canton DawgC Canton Dawg wrote on last edited by
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    @texasag1969 said:

    You mean like a spiced honey mead wine?

    Pit of Misery! Dilly Dilly!

    Dilly-Dilly!

  • B BaconHound wrote on last edited by
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    @boo-fagley said:

    Carroll was a clown who took a super bowl roster and drove it into the ground.

    Why do you think that he was fired in year 3?

    Of course Parcells was good. Just like Marty was good. I was referring to all the other Rummys throughout franchise history. No HC worth his whistle is going to turn down the Browns job because of Butch Davis 15 years ago.

    Super Bowl Champ and played in another.  Part of the regime that built the Legion of Boom and brought in Russell Wilson, ain't no clown.

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @boo-fagley said:

    Not in NE. Never won a playoff game.

    Why would I care about Carrol after he was fired. Do you care about Crennel and Mangini?

    Did they win/appear in Super Bowls as HCs after they left here?

  • B BaconHound wrote on last edited by
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    @boo-fagley said:

    Not in NE. Never won a playoff game.

    Why would I care about Carrol after he was fired. Do you care about Crennel and Mangini?

    Beep Beep Beep, back peddle?

    You called Belichick's predecessors clowns.  Don't back up, just admit you misspoke.  It happens man, I do it once a weekend.  It's ok

  • ballpeenB ballpeen wrote on last edited by
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    A coach at a top college would be crazy to take a NFL job.

    The settings are usually very nice.  The perks are great....Spurrier got a Augusta membership to coach at South Carolina.  They control( to a degree) who they can bring in, and can control those guys because if their wish is to play in the NFL, they have to listen to the coach.

    Plus, they make more than the help.  It's never good when the boss is making less than his crew.

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @boo-fagley said:

    If they did what difference would it make in Cleveland?

    The difference is that we then could bemoan the fact that they let to of a coach who was capable of winning a championship.  None of the string of HCs who have been here since BB can be said to be SB caliber HCs, fair to say?  Even with BB it took him at least 5 years to get another HC gig, but, when he was here, despite the consternation that had come before, the Cleveland fan base had come to see that he had high coaching competence.  it It took him getting lucky to get Brady to become a Championship coach....but without TB he at least can be seen to be a coach who would have his team competitive and challenging for playoffs, if not Championships.   As he had here before the whole "move" debacle.

  • @boo-fagley said:

    If they did what difference would it make in Cleveland?

    The difference is that we then could bemoan the fact that they let to of a coach who was capable of winning a championship.  None of the string of HCs who have been here since BB can be said to be SB caliber HCs, fair to say?  Even with BB it took him at least 5 years to get another HC gig, but, when he was here, despite the consternation that had come before, the Cleveland fan base had come to see that he had high coaching competence.  it It took him getting lucky to get Brady to become a Championship coach....but without TB he at least can be seen to be a coach who would have his team competitive and challenging for playoffs, if not Championships.   As he had here before the whole "move" debacle.

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    @the-gipper said:

    The difference is that we then could bemoan the fact that they let to of a coach who was capable of winning a championship.  None of the string of HCs who have been here since BB can be said to be SB caliber HCs, fair to say?  Even with BB it took him at least 5 years to get another HC gig, but, when he was here, despite the consternation that had come before, the Cleveland fan base had come to see that he had high coaching competence.  it It took him getting lucky to get Brady to become a Championship coach....but without TB he at least can be seen to be a coach who would have his team competitive and challenging for playoffs, if not Championships.   As he had here before the whole "move" debacle.

    Ok gumby how were you able to get control of Gip's screen name? The way this was written has your signature all over it.😆

  • @mark-o said:

    You do realize however

    Yes, I do.  And he can't do squat with what the Harvard Think Tank lets him have.  And when / if his butt gets shown the door at season's end HIS name will be mud just like everyone else that coached under Haslam.

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    @orion said:

    Yes, I do.  And he can't do squat with what the Harvard Think Tank lets him have.  And when / if his butt gets shown the door at season's end HIS name will be mud just like everyone else that coached under Haslam.

    Maybe we should start a coach's jersey, besides the QB jersey that now needs a second row.   

    @ballpeen said:

    A coach at a top college would be crazy to take a NFL job.

    The settings are usually very nice.  The perks are great....Spurrier got a Augusta membership to coach at South Carolina.  They control( to a degree) who they can bring in, and can control those guys because if their wish is to play in the NFL, they have to listen to the coach.

    Plus, they make more than the help.  It's never good when the boss is making less than his crew.

    Article is a little dated Russ, but for kicks & giggles looked up Urban Meyer's deal at Ohio State. Besides the money, must be nice to have 50 hours of private jet time to fly to Tahiti for some R&R.  https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/blog/2015/04/urban-meyer-s-new-contract-bigger-bonuses-more.html

  • @the-gipper said:

    The difference is that we then could bemoan the fact that they let to of a coach who was capable of winning a championship.  None of the string of HCs who have been here since BB can be said to be SB caliber HCs, fair to say?  Even with BB it took him at least 5 years to get another HC gig, but, when he was here, despite the consternation that had come before, the Cleveland fan base had come to see that he had high coaching competence.  it It took him getting lucky to get Brady to become a Championship coach....but without TB he at least can be seen to be a coach who would have his team competitive and challenging for playoffs, if not Championships.   As he had here before the whole "move" debacle.

    Ok gumby how were you able to get control of Gip's screen name? The way this was written has your signature all over it.😆

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @texasag1969 said:

    Ok gumby how were you able to get control of Gip's screen name? The way this was written has your signature all over it.😆

    Too "stream of concsiousness? 

  • Why would any coach worth a damn want to be with the Browns, seriously.  Stop

    B browns52 wrote on last edited by
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    @baconhound said:

    Why would any coach worth a damn want to be with the Browns, seriously.  Stop

    they would'nt...

  • @jcam222 said:

    Competitive guys with huge egos want to show they are IT. Imagine if you are THE coach who turns it around for the Browns. You are a legend who can write your own ticket. Add in a text n of young talent and draft picks, why wouldn't you is a better question. 

    Exactly.   We had these same discussions 2 years ago and all the naysayers were saying the same thing, why would anyone come here?  We are going to get some no name...etc etc.   Then they went out and picked up the coach that was the hot candidate that offseason and experts were all saying that he was the guy who would turn it around in Cleveland.  Turns out that looks like a mistake.  Doesn't mean you have to live with it forever or even another 23 games of it.   Make the move in the offseason and get a HC who will buy into the process.

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    @mark-o said:

    Exactly.   We had these same discussions 2 years ago and all the naysayers were saying the same thing, why would anyone come here?  We are going to get some no name...etc etc.   Then they went out and picked up the coach that was the hot candidate that offseason and experts were all saying that he was the guy who would turn it around in Cleveland.  Turns out that looks like a mistake.  Doesn't mean you have to live with it forever or even another 23 games of it.   Make the move in the offseason and get a HC who will buy into the process.

    what Shmucking process are you talking about...it could only be Shmuckass slime ball hasshit...that is where the process starts....go ahead and support that process...your a Shmucking idiot...

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Ok gumby how were you able to get control of Gip's screen name? The way this was written has your signature all over it.😆

    Too "stream of concsiousness? 

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
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    @the-gipper said:

    Too "stream of concsiousness? 

    Well that pretty much describes gumby doesn't it?🙄

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by

    @boo-fagley said:

    I guess yall could gather round an sing a tune of "Hes a jolly good fellow"

    Cleveland absolutely hated Belichick because he got rid of Bernie Kosar. The fondest memory of Art Modell was the day he fired Bill Belichick. Now Belichick gets a parade down main street and the keys to the city? 

    No...BB was and is an Arseling.   But that does not mean that we don't recognize him as a capable HC.

  • jiggins7919J jiggins7919 wrote on last edited by

    We won't stop hearing rumors, but I really don't want another coach. Let's promote AL Saunders to OC, and we can demote Sashi and bring in another GM. Let's give Kizer every opportunity to succeed, and see if he can't improve next year. That being said, I also think that we draft a QB high. Preferably Mayfield or Lamar Jackson. 

  • We won't stop hearing rumors, but I really don't want another coach. Let's promote AL Saunders to OC, and we can demote Sashi and bring in another GM. Let's give Kizer every opportunity to succeed, and see if he can't improve next year. That being said, I also think that we draft a QB high. Preferably Mayfield or Lamar Jackson. 

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by

    @jiggins7919 said:

    We won't stop hearing rumors, but I really don't want another coach. Let's promote AL Saunders to OC, and we can demote Sashi and bring in another GM. Let's give Kizer every opportunity to succeed, and see if he can't improve next year. That being said, I also think that we draft a QB high. Preferably Mayfield or Lamar Jackson. 

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