@ghoolie said:

I never did. He bled Orange and Brown. He loved the Browns, he brought us a lot of great players, and Lerner and Haslam aren't fit to kiss his dead, rotting butt.

No one cares or agrees with your fuyucking stupid opinion on this.

@lbc-mike said:

Hogan will not start next year or this Sunday

Kevin Hogan won't make 16 starts in his entire NFL career.

How many things in our own lives made one impact at the time, but 20 years later, told us more than we could ever see coming? How many times in your life have you said, "If I knew then, what I know now?" Segue to this possible parade. For sure, it would be another talking point, another piece of the storied puzzle that is the Browns.

Perhaps in 20 years the story will be, 'the fans had no idea that the embarrassment that the parade caused, served as the catalyst for 3 SB wins in the next 4 years.

Perhaps in 20 years the story will be, "the fans had no idea that this parade, coinciding with falling revenues in the NFL, would prove as the beginning of the end as the NFL would eventually withdraw from the Cleveland market.

Perhaps, it will just be a bunch of idiot fans getting drunk, swearing and blowing off steam? Who knows?

I think Hue is a nice guy. I hope whatever happens he is treated with the respect he has treated everyone else. This cannot be easy for him, and I don't think any of us would have handled this as well as he has. I also think Haslam and Dorkey have painted themselves into a cluster-fukck. Announcing that Hue will be back is a no-win ordeal. Many reacted by saying...WTF? At the same time, after endorsing him, should Haslam fire him, it will make the organization look dysfunctional and untrustworthy. Keep Hue, and it makes Dorkey appear as a coffee fetcher yes man. Not good.

If they keep Hue and the team posts 0 -6 in 2018, again, they look like idiots.

The smart thing for them to have done, would have been to be completely silent on the issue, and held a press conference when they were ready to announce their decision. At the end of the day, they should have shut up, stopped the speculation and then fired Hue on Monday after the Steeler game. How do you keep this guy?

FINALLY................what would be more embarrassing.................Haslam having to watch the 0 - 16 parade, or being the team that let the Browns go 1 - 15? Seriously, resting players or not, the Steelers cannot go into the playoffs having lost to the Browns.

@the-gipper said:

The last guy we wanted to see Jump.

I never did. He bled Orange and Brown. He loved the Browns, he brought us a lot of great players, and Lerner and Haslam aren't fit to kiss his dead, rotting butt.

@the-gipper said:

The last guy we wanted to see Jump.

Jump Art, and land on Bill....  

@stillmotion said:

the parade is worse. any idiot that goes to that isn't a browns fan.

however, shaming hue jackson for winning one game in two years is due. hue hasn't earned our respect, so to the lake he goes!

I disagree about attending the parade. If\when you go 0-16, you deserve to get dissed.  

@stillmotion said:

the parade is worse. any idiot that goes to that isn't a browns fan.

however, shaming hue jackson for winning one game in two years is due. hue hasn't earned our respect, so to the lake he goes!

Dilly-Dilly! To the Lake of Eerie! 

@dutch-oven said:

When Hogan is no longer a Cleveland Brown after Sunday's game, what scrub are you going to have an irrational obsession about next season?

It's gonna be funny when Hogan is the starter next season. He's the best QB on the roster. Dorsey will have a say in whether he stays or goes. I think that Dorsey as well as a majority of the fan base is over Kizer for the foreseeable future. Kevin Hogan is gaining steam. 

@syd said:

whats worse that or the parade

the parade is worse. any idiot that goes to that isn't a browns fan.

however, shaming hue jackson for winning one game in two years is due. hue hasn't earned our respect, so to the lake he goes!

@poeticg said:

What if they were on the same day?

Man, aw man, I miss - "Meet the Rookies"... with autograph signings and ziplines.

All this and there's still no Peyton Manning/Andrew Luck waiting to save the day come draft day, just another gamble... just start Hogan.

When Hogan is no longer a Cleveland Brown after Sunday's game, what scrub are you going to have an irrational obsession about next season?

@poeticg said:

What if they were on the same day?

Man, aw man, I miss - "Meet the Rookies"... with autograph signings and ziplines...

All this and there's still no Peyton Manning/Andrew Luck waiting to save the day come draft day, just another gamble... just start Hogan.

right on G a belated Merry Christmas to ya

@syd said:

whats worse that or the parade

What if they were on the same day?

Man, aw man, I miss - "Meet the Rookies"... with autograph signings and ziplines...

All this and there's still no Peyton Manning/Andrew Luck waiting to save the day come draft day, just another gamble... just start Hogan.

@wargograw said:

Good for him. I know a lot of weirdos on this board are really getting their kicks to the thought of it. 

whats worse that or the parade

@diehardbrownsfan said:

But he didn't say he would do it if they went 0-16.

Modell.....or Jackson?

The last guy we wanted to see Jump.

@stillmotion said:

From Last year :

Hahhaha, he opened up his presser today by saying he's a man of his word and he'll back it up.

He's jumping in the lake. This is utter madness and dark comedy on such an unfathomable level.

wtf man, you can't make this Sheet up. Our head coach has won 1 game in two years and is jumping in lake erie in the cold.

I like him more as a person, but jesus is he a bad coach.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000899440/article/hue-jackson-says-hell-take-promised-dip-in-lake-erie

His use of the media make me don't consider him such a good person, but maybe in other areas of his life he's someone you would like to have around.

At least he is a man of his word.

And yeah, a coach winning a single game in two years and jumping in the lake is a quite a story that everyone will remember about.