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Hue/Haley: Why The Browns Released Them!

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  • C Clevfan4life

    here we go.again. I cant wait to see another offseason of grown men on their knees giving blow jobs to the next HC of the clev browns while mumbling how much better he's going to be than the last guy. That sht never gets old. 

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #21

    @clevfan4life said:

    here we go.again. I cant wait to see another offseason of grown men on their knees giving blow jobs to the next HC of the clev browns while mumbling how much better he's going to be than the last guy. That sht never gets old. 

    There is a reason:

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on
    #22

    Yup.... KC has edge rushers that can generate pressure.

    We have one shot: We are going to need to run the ball. Keep it away from KC's potent Offense while setting up our Play Action.

    Also has the benefit of keeping our D rested. I saw it break Sunday in Heinz field under the weight of our Offensive ineptitude atop the Steeler onslaught.

    So, of course, we need to actually post a TD at the end of some of our redzone visits...

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  • lodiloboL lodilobo

    @bob-wiley said:

    How do you get to be an NFL coach if you are a “poor” coach? How does that happen?

    The Jackson hiring was a desperate move by Haslam, and we were all thrilled that we were able to get one of the most desirable prospects out there. We've learned that Hue is a very  convincing talker, and a nice guy, but has several personality flaws....will not accept direct responsibility when things turn to crap....misleads, and has no problem pointing fingers, etc. Good assistant coaches / coordinators are always considered for HC jobs, but only a few become good head coaches. We could have lived with Hue's personality flaws if he was a good HC. The win / loss record says it all.  Just like my Junior High algebra teacher told me, when I was making excuses for not having my homework done on time...."Liars will figure, but figures don't lie".

    jrb12711J jrb12711 wrote on
    #23

    @lodilobo said:

    The Jackson hiring was a desperate move by Haslam, and we were all thrilled that we were able to get one of the most desirable prospects out there. We've learned that Hue is a very  convincing talker, and a nice guy, but has several personality flaws....will not accept direct responsibility when things turn to crap....misleads, and has no problem pointing fingers, etc. Good assistant coaches / coordinators are always considered for HC jobs, but only a few become good head coaches. We could have lived with Hue's personality flaws if he was a good HC. The win / loss record says it all.  Just like my Junior High algebra teacher told me, when I was making excuses for not having my homework done on time...."Liars will figure, but figures don't lie".

    I'm not sure I agree with "desperate" but people tend to forget going into 2016 Mr. Jackson was on a very short "hot list" of coaching candidates. Heck, this SI article has him listed #1. https://www.si.com/mmqb/2015/12/30/nfl-head-coach-candidates-list-black-monday

    I'm not sure I'm on the Haslam hate bandwagon as much as other people. He stays pretty quiet all things considered and seems to listen to the advice of those around him. He just got into a sinkhole of a situation that there was no good way out of.

  • jrb12711J jrb12711

    @lodilobo said:

    The Jackson hiring was a desperate move by Haslam, and we were all thrilled that we were able to get one of the most desirable prospects out there. We've learned that Hue is a very  convincing talker, and a nice guy, but has several personality flaws....will not accept direct responsibility when things turn to crap....misleads, and has no problem pointing fingers, etc. Good assistant coaches / coordinators are always considered for HC jobs, but only a few become good head coaches. We could have lived with Hue's personality flaws if he was a good HC. The win / loss record says it all.  Just like my Junior High algebra teacher told me, when I was making excuses for not having my homework done on time...."Liars will figure, but figures don't lie".

    I'm not sure I agree with "desperate" but people tend to forget going into 2016 Mr. Jackson was on a very short "hot list" of coaching candidates. Heck, this SI article has him listed #1. https://www.si.com/mmqb/2015/12/30/nfl-head-coach-candidates-list-black-monday

    I'm not sure I'm on the Haslam hate bandwagon as much as other people. He stays pretty quiet all things considered and seems to listen to the advice of those around him. He just got into a sinkhole of a situation that there was no good way out of.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #24

    @jrb12711 said:

    I'm not sure I agree with "desperate" but people tend to forget going into 2016 Mr. Jackson was on a very short "hot list" of coaching candidates. Heck, this SI article has him listed #1. https://www.si.com/mmqb/2015/12/30/nfl-head-coach-candidates-list-black-monday

    I'm not sure I'm on the Haslam hate bandwagon as much as other people. He stays pretty quiet all things considered and seems to listen to the advice of those around him. He just got into a sinkhole of a situation that there was no good way out of.

    Right.  We all thought we were lucky to get him because there WERE  at least like 3 other teams that wanted his services.  So, just like the evaluations of some draftees, the whole league can be wrong about how good a coach can be.

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