@texasag1969 said:

Support? More like tolerate and hope he becomes better on gamedays with a decent OC.

Yes.....You hit it right on the nail.  Tolerate and hope an OC comes in and can make up for his deficiencies....which have been palpable and ubiquitous.

@wargograw said:

Nah. I'm actually almost out of that phase already. 

Don't underestimate yourself wargo.... Your chronic need to tell people how incredibly intelligent and right you are is impressive.

@jbluhm86 said:

As do the vast majority of people on here, but there is a fine line between supporting your team and enabling them to continue making horrible decisions.

I mean if he's our coach I support him. I may make a thread arguing for why he should be fired, but I have no intention of making fun of him on every thread as some kind of massive boob.

@dutch-oven said:

I predict the pro-Sashi people will make one passive-aggressive comment after another after every loss next season (WELL AT LEAST WE HAVE FOOTBALL GUYS) in a vain attempt to get back at all the guys who gave them Sheet this season.

Support Hue? Well I want the Browns to win games and be successful, so of course I'll support him as part of the bigger picture, but I don't expect things to go well with him. Hopefully I am wrong.

Nah. I'm actually almost out of that phase already. 

@tour2ma said:

Is there a sign-up sheet?

Not you Tour, not you!

@dutch-oven said:

I predict the pro-Sashi people will make one passive-aggressive comment after another after every loss next season (WELL AT LEAST WE HAVE FOOTBALL GUYS) in a vain attempt to get back at all the guys who gave them Sheet this season.

Is there a sign-up sheet?

@brownb499 said:

He'll be a bi-week casualty.

Most painful week of the year...

@orion said:

Woody Allen couldn't write this stuff. 

But....Mel Brooks might.

@boo-fagley said:

There wont be any excuses next season.

Dorsey will bring in talent and find a couple of QBs.

Which is exactly my point. Give this coach something to work with, and then, if he still flops, it's time to move on. To all you guys who want him fired "yesterday", just who do you think is out there to replace him with? Hue Jackson is not the entire reason for being 1-31. There are numerous interceptions, fumbles, turnovers, bad player decisions, QB mistakes, etc., that are all part of the record. I highly doubt "coaching stupidity" made Coleman drop passes, Kizer choose to throw into double coverages, and a thousand other PLAYER mistakes that cost us games. We need BETTER football talent. Many of you have stated that our roster wouldn't even make 3rd string backups on other NFL teams, yet you want to run Hue out of town because he can't win with those same players that you claim shouldn't even be in the NFL........ smh........ Get Jackson some actual NFL "tools" to work with, and then you can decide what kind of coach he is.      JMHO.

Support Hue? Well I want the Browns to win games and be successful, so of course I'll support him as part of the bigger picture, but I don't expect things to go well with him. Hopefully I am wrong.

@wargograw said:

I support the Browns. 

As do the vast majority of people on here, but there is a fine line between supporting your team and enabling them to continue making horrible decisions.

@hoorta said:

Yes I've though of that. It was also a long time ago. McKay coached the Buccaneers to 2-26 his first couple years and didn't win a SB, just to be fair. BTW Hue was not a first season HC when he took over the Browns, Or you want to discount his year with the Raiders? 

I almost want to start a Dead Pool Poll and ask how many more losses it will take for Hue to get fired...  

6.. if they start 0-6.. can him...

@boo-fagley said:

Hue Jackson still has the magic.

It takes real magic to go 1-31, Jimmy the crook ain't wrong.

@jbluhm86 said:

Any other owner would've fired their coach after going 1-31 in two years, but because Jimmah has burned through coaches like copy paper since he's been here, no coach worth a damn would want to come here; we'd have to start recruiting high school coaches to replace Hue at this point. 

A few High School coaches could have won more than one game in two years coaching the Browns.

@boo-fagley said:

Hue Jackson still has the magic.

Huey Potter ?

@clark-w-griswold said:

Support him or not, he's going to be there so to expend any energy otherwise is a waste of time.

Any other owner would've fired their coach after going 1-31 in two years, but because Jimmah has burned through coaches like copy paper since he's been here, no coach worth a damn would want to come here; we'd have to start recruiting high school coaches to replace Hue at this point. 

@orion said:

It's not that I don't support Hue because of his record (which is 9-39), it's because of his game-day decisions. 

2016, end of the first half of the first Bengals game.  That's when I knew I didn't want him as my game-day HC.

Hue Jackson, aka "Kroger-brand Marvin Lewis".

I could have put my 3 year old nephew coaching the Browns these last two seasons and it wouldn't mean he's following Tom Landry's path, but that you could have put almost anyone in the same position and would have a similar record or even better.

I do believe they will have won a game by then , simply because it's really ,really ,really hard to go that long and not accidentally beat somebody!

@hoorta said:

he has to call a time out before the first scrimmage play of the game

Woody Allen couldn't write this stuff. 

@londonbrown said:

A HC that throws his players under the bus every chance he gets, got the GM sacked using his links to the media and has probably already ruined a QB with high potential by starting and benching and starting and benhcing him? Na I wont support him for another day.

And a coach who is so organized he has to call a time out before the first scrimmage play of the game, and tries to fool 'em on a fake punt- with no punter back there.     

Supporting Hue, basically, is a non-issue.

He will probably keep his job if the team wins a certain number of games next year.  He will probably - and, IMHO, should get fired - given a sluggish start next year.

It is incredible that he is still employed, if you ask me.

What does supporting Jackson - or not - have to do with the price of tea in China?