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  • I went to McDonalds today. They fukced up my order. I am going back tomorrow. This is what a rebuild looks like.

    @ghoolie said:

    I went to McDonalds today. They fukced up my order. I am going back tomorrow. This is what a rebuild looks like.

    More like I'll go back to the same Mickey Ds when they give me change for a five after I hand them a ten, and the dumb a$$ Manager sticks up for the employee. Or the window goober says, "you mean I  have to go in the back to get you a pack of salt? When I asked for one. 

    Not making this up Tom. & how hard is it to figure out Double Cheeseburger, no mustard? 

  • @d-bone said:

    Dire times: Since Hue Jackson brought it up, I ask: What is the Browns’ plan?

    Well...apparently, the plan was to let Mitchell Schwartz walk because of their BIG egos...while we KNEW we were losing Alex Mack.  Thus, our OL went straight into the $hitter, we broke all of our QB's and even broke Clipboard Jesus.  -  That was brilliance right there.

    And their plan was also to evaluate Wentz as NOT being a top 20 QB in this league...and giving Houston THEIR QB.  All the while WE were / are a team floundering without a franchise QB.  -  That's EVALUATING  brilliance being demonstrated.

    ...and we should want to CONTINUE with these people making decisions?  

    It was an interesting concept.  I don't blame Haslam for thinking outside of the box.  But apparently we need people that can evaluate FOOTBALL players and not baseball players and district attorneys.

    Let's face it...these guys took a 3 or 4 win team and made them such that they can't win 2 games in two years.  Try as you might, you cannot make an excuse that a rational person would accept for that.

    @orion said:

    Well...apparently, the plan was to let Mitchell Schwartz walk because of their BIG egos...while we KNEW we were losing Alex Mack.  Thus, our OL went straight into the $hitter, we broke all of our QB's and even broke Clipboard Jesus.  -  That was brilliance right there.

    And their plan was also to evaluate Wentz as NOT being a top 20 QB in this league...and giving Houston THEIR QB.  All the while WE were / are a team floundering without a franchise QB.  -  That's EVALUATING  brilliance being demonstrated.

    ...and we should want to CONTINUE with these people making decisions?  

    It was an interesting concept.  I don't blame Haslam for thinking outside of the box.  But apparently we need people that can evaluate FOOTBALL players and not baseball players and district attorneys.

    Let's face it...these guys took a 3 or 4 win team and made them such that they can't win 2 games in two years.  Try as you might, you cannot make an excuse that a rational person would accept for that.

    Coleman is as good as Schwartz. Tretter slightly worse than Mack though Mack was not good in his last year here at all. Zeitler is better than Greco. The other two are stillthere. What exactly are you complaining about?

  • @d-bone said:

    Dire times: Since Hue Jackson brought it up, I ask: What is the Browns’ plan?

    Well...apparently, the plan was to let Mitchell Schwartz walk because of their BIG egos...while we KNEW we were losing Alex Mack.  Thus, our OL went straight into the $hitter, we broke all of our QB's and even broke Clipboard Jesus.  -  That was brilliance right there.

    And their plan was also to evaluate Wentz as NOT being a top 20 QB in this league...and giving Houston THEIR QB.  All the while WE were / are a team floundering without a franchise QB.  -  That's EVALUATING  brilliance being demonstrated.

    ...and we should want to CONTINUE with these people making decisions?  

    It was an interesting concept.  I don't blame Haslam for thinking outside of the box.  But apparently we need people that can evaluate FOOTBALL players and not baseball players and district attorneys.

    Let's face it...these guys took a 3 or 4 win team and made them such that they can't win 2 games in two years.  Try as you might, you cannot make an excuse that a rational person would accept for that.

    @orion said:

    Let's face it...these guys took a 3 or 4 win team and made them such that they can't win 2 games in two years.  Try as you might, you cannot make an excuse that a rational person would accept for that.

    I know of at least one who continues to try...... 

  • The process.

    Our record: 1-25

    Worst ever over 2 seasons:

    76-77 Bucs 2-26

    08-09 Lions 2-30

    Worst ever over 3 seasons: 

    07-08-09 Rams 6-42

    Good job, everyone... /s

    Oh, for a more fair comparison with the Bucs we need to take out our last 2 results of last year, and presto, we're 0-24.

  • The answer to the poll is very simple. The dumb crook Jimmy H is most to blame.

  • @ghoolie said:

    I went to McDonalds today. They fukced up my order. I am going back tomorrow. This is what a rebuild looks like.

    More like I'll go back to the same Mickey Ds when they give me change for a five after I hand them a ten, and the dumb a$$ Manager sticks up for the employee. Or the window goober says, "you mean I  have to go in the back to get you a pack of salt? When I asked for one. 

    Not making this up Tom. & how hard is it to figure out Double Cheeseburger, no mustard? 

    @hoorta said:

    More like I'll go back to the same Mickey Ds when they give me change for a five after I hand them a ten, and the dumb a$$ Manager sticks up for the employee. Or the window goober says, "you mean I  have to go in the back to get you a pack of salt? When I asked for one. 

    Not making this up Tom. & how hard is it to figure out Double Cheeseburger, no mustard? 

    Burger King screwedup our pre-thanksgiving meal, burger and fries order yesterday evening.......real tough order two whoppers NO catchup. God bless America and those who will be running it soon. 😆

  • @orion said:

    Well...apparently, the plan was to let Mitchell Schwartz walk because of their BIG egos...while we KNEW we were losing Alex Mack.  Thus, our OL went straight into the $hitter, we broke all of our QB's and even broke Clipboard Jesus.  -  That was brilliance right there.

    And their plan was also to evaluate Wentz as NOT being a top 20 QB in this league...and giving Houston THEIR QB.  All the while WE were / are a team floundering without a franchise QB.  -  That's EVALUATING  brilliance being demonstrated.

    ...and we should want to CONTINUE with these people making decisions?  

    It was an interesting concept.  I don't blame Haslam for thinking outside of the box.  But apparently we need people that can evaluate FOOTBALL players and not baseball players and district attorneys.

    Let's face it...these guys took a 3 or 4 win team and made them such that they can't win 2 games in two years.  Try as you might, you cannot make an excuse that a rational person would accept for that.

    Coleman is as good as Schwartz. Tretter slightly worse than Mack though Mack was not good in his last year here at all. Zeitler is better than Greco. The other two are stillthere. What exactly are you complaining about?

    @wargograw said:

    Coleman is as good as Schwartz. Tretter slightly worse than Mack though Mack was not good in his last year here at all. Zeitler is better than Greco. The other two are stillthere. What exactly are you complaining about?

    Coleman was NOT as good as Schwartz.  He was a rookie.  -  Sure, they scrambled during the following offseason to try and correct what they did wrong.  But I would like people that know better in the FIRST place.  No?  That wouldn't be a good idea for a PROFESSIONAL football team?  

  • I have a question- what does the philadelphia 76ers under sam hinkie have to do with this board?

  • @wargograw said:

    Coleman is as good as Schwartz. Tretter slightly worse than Mack though Mack was not good in his last year here at all. Zeitler is better than Greco. The other two are stillthere. What exactly are you complaining about?

    Coleman was NOT as good as Schwartz.  He was a rookie.  -  Sure, they scrambled during the following offseason to try and correct what they did wrong.  But I would like people that know better in the FIRST place.  No?  That wouldn't be a good idea for a PROFESSIONAL football team?  

    @orion said:

    Coleman was NOT as good as Schwartz.  He was a rookie.  -  Sure, they scrambled during the following offseason to try and correct what they did wrong.  But I would like people that know better in the FIRST place.  No?  That wouldn't be a good idea for a PROFESSIONAL football team?  

    He played in one game last year....

  • lol... there is that.

    Coleman in this, his first season playing, is about where Mitch was year three. Coincidentally so is Mitch...

    But when you build a strawman you grasp for every straw you can.

  • I'm not saying that Schwartz was great.  But he was on the plus side of decent.  And I just don't think it was smart to lose two starting Olinemen when we didn't really have to. And the OL subsequently sucked...

  • @hoorta said:

    More like I'll go back to the same Mickey Ds when they give me change for a five after I hand them a ten, and the dumb a$$ Manager sticks up for the employee. Or the window goober says, "you mean I  have to go in the back to get you a pack of salt? When I asked for one. 

    Not making this up Tom. & how hard is it to figure out Double Cheeseburger, no mustard? 

    Burger King screwedup our pre-thanksgiving meal, burger and fries order yesterday evening.......real tough order two whoppers NO catchup. God bless America and those who will be running it soon. 😆

    @mjp28 said:

    Burger King screwedup our pre-thanksgiving meal, burger and fries order yesterday evening.......real tough order two whoppers NO catchup. God bless America and those who will be running it soon. 😆

    Those damn millennials can't hold a candle to the baby boomers, real leaders like Jimmy Haslam, for example. 😉

  • @mjp28 said:

    Burger King screwedup our pre-thanksgiving meal, burger and fries order yesterday evening.......real tough order two whoppers NO catchup. God bless America and those who will be running it soon. 😆

    Those damn millennials can't hold a candle to the baby boomers, real leaders like Jimmy Haslam, for example. 😉

    @dutch-oven said:

    Those damn millennials can't hold a candle to the baby boomers, real leaders like Jimmy Haslam, for example. 😉

    Oh yeah and we early boomers 1946 to about 1956 learned from the Greatest Generation WWII guys to be tough and how to handle things right.....now the 1956 to 1964 eh, not so sure about them like my three youngest brothers 😆

    .........and get of my lawn dammit!