Please Not McDaniels
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Mixed reaction here on Arians' interest...
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I like Arians, but his offenses get QBs killed.
Plus, the age and health.
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On the fence. The man retired once, cited health as a concern no less. That said he runs some unique route concepts and designs, tends to groom young QB's well in his system and can be quite aggressive with his play calling. Ultimately I'm not sure if Baker is the QB to execute his offensive vision though.
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I know from when Arians was doing the game on the booth yesterday he was saying any HC would be lucky to coach Browns next year, given the talent on the team. I don't think Arians see this team as having far to go to get over the hump. I would certainly say he should be in the running. He is proven HC who made the freakin Cardinals relevant.
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Why the hell would we want a 2 time NFL coach of the year in Arians ....we are the Browns FFS we dont do winners .....
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you'll probably see pettines defense again if arians comes here. No thanks, unless he's ok with keeping willuams as DC or someine else who runs a similiar scheme. Last thing we want is a major scheme change that isnt a good fit fir our current players
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Eh....I forgot about health concerns. Only thing I can say is that health can possibly improve, and perhaps he's feeling better. But yes, his age and health have to be factors to be considered, and I'm betting we still want a more youthful candidate. I guess I've just always liked Arians.
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Last year Kubiac, this year Arians... It amazes me how retired coaches with health problems are suggested as HC candidates for the Browns, when I think it doesn't do your health any good coaching here.
Last coach that we had was suggested to take a swim after breaking the ice in lake Erie, bear in mind (and he didn't do it, how disappointing).
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I called Josh McDaniels the #1 prospect. He IS the guy, Everyone else is CaCa.
Haslam almost had the deal sealed, but MacAdoo screwed it up and Josh got sick of dealing with the Browns. His treatment of the Colts has nothing to do with anything. Always with you Browns fans, there is always some reason why a guy's demeanor or personality is " just not the right fit for us". Crennell was a coffee fetcher. McDaniels is headstrong and he IS the right guy.
The BIG issue is that if Haslam wants a winner, he needs Dorsey reporting to the HC. Otherwise, you are going to have more of the same pathology that produces the crap you see before you. My initial belief was 2 - 14 +/- 1 win. I am honestly bummed that sportswriters just today are writing that the Browns may not win another game.
This you think is progress? This is the manifestation of Dorsey bringing it? Really, Landry said it best when he eluded that nothing has changed with this team. The crap starts at the top. Haslam needs ot make his mind up once and for all................. WHO IS THE BOSS... until he picks a boss, a good boss, and puts the entire franchise in his hands, what you see before you is what you will continue to see.
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Last year Kubiac, this year Arians... It amazes me how retired coaches with health problems are suggested as HC candidates for the Browns, when I think it doesn't do your health any good coaching here.
Last coach that we had was suggested to take a swim after breaking the ice in lake Erie, bear in mind (and he didn't do it, how disappointing).
Last year Kubiac, this year AriansAcute It amazes me how retired coaches with health problems are suggested as HC candidates for the Browns, when I think it doesn't do your health any good coaching here.
Last coach that we had was suggested to take a swim after breaking the ice in lake Erie, bear in mind (and he didn't do it, how disappointing).
4Great post. Asute post. Why don't we just raise Paul Brown from his casket and let him do a weekend at Bernie's type thing? Or, Holmgren? Why not Rutigliano or Stinkenhiemer.
Ariens is a coffee fetcher. We need a guy who is not suffering from Alzheimer's, and a guy who is capable of running the entire show.
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Last year Kubiac, this year AriansAcute It amazes me how retired coaches with health problems are suggested as HC candidates for the Browns, when I think it doesn't do your health any good coaching here.
Last coach that we had was suggested to take a swim after breaking the ice in lake Erie, bear in mind (and he didn't do it, how disappointing).
4Great post. Asute post. Why don't we just raise Paul Brown from his casket and let him do a weekend at Bernie's type thing? Or, Holmgren? Why not Rutigliano or Stinkenhiemer.
Ariens is a coffee fetcher. We need a guy who is not suffering from Alzheimer's, and a guy who is capable of running the entire show.
Great post. Asute post. Why don't we just raise Paul Brown from his casket and let him do a weekend at Bernie's type thing? Or, Holmgren? Why not Rutigliano or Stinkenhiemer.
Ariens is a coffee fetcher. We need a guy who is not suffering from Alzheimer's, and a guy who is capable of running the entire show.
You also pointed out that hue would outlast Dorsey.
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I called Josh McDaniels the #1 prospect. He IS the guy, Everyone else is CaCa.
Haslam almost had the deal sealed, but MacAdoo screwed it up and Josh got sick of dealing with the Browns. His treatment of the Colts has nothing to do with anything. Always with you Browns fans, there is always some reason why a guy's demeanor or personality is " just not the right fit for us". Crennell was a coffee fetcher. McDaniels is headstrong and he IS the right guy.
The BIG issue is that if Haslam wants a winner, he needs Dorsey reporting to the HC. Otherwise, you are going to have more of the same pathology that produces the crap you see before you. My initial belief was 2 - 14 +/- 1 win. I am honestly bummed that sportswriters just today are writing that the Browns may not win another game.
This you think is progress? This is the manifestation of Dorsey bringing it? Really, Landry said it best when he eluded that nothing has changed with this team. The crap starts at the top. Haslam needs ot make his mind up once and for all................. WHO IS THE BOSS... until he picks a boss, a good boss, and puts the entire franchise in his hands, what you see before you is what you will continue to see.
I called Josh McDaniels the #1 prospect. He IS the guy, Everyone else is CaCa.
Haslam almost had the deal sealed, but MacAdoo screwed it up and Josh got sick of dealing with the Browns. His treatment of the Colts has nothing to do with anything. Always with you Browns fans, there is always some reason why a guy's demeanor or personality is " just not the right fit for us". Crennell was a coffee fetcher. McDaniels is headstrong and he IS the right guy.
The BIG issue is that if Haslam wants a winner, he needs Dorsey reporting to the HC. Otherwise, you are going to have more of the same pathology that produces the crap you see before you. My initial belief was 2 - 14 +/- 1 win. I am honestly bummed that sportswriters just today are writing that the Browns may not win another game.
This you think is progress? This is the manifestation of Dorsey bringing it? Really, Landry said it best when he eluded that nothing has changed with this team. The crap starts at the top. Haslam needs ot make his mind up once and for all................. WHO IS THE BOSS... until he picks a boss, a good boss, and puts the entire franchise in his hands, what you see before you is what you will continue to see.
Yea great idea all those belichick assistants have been tearing up the NFL josh is nothing without Brady.
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Ghoolie kiss of death.
McDaniels is Gruden lite
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In all seriousness, I will be curious to see how his total slap in the face move with the Colts impacts his future coaching opportunities. There's fairly reputable reports that several organizations put a strict "no hire" on him based on what he chose to do. Hard not to think that dude isn't strictly looking for his interests first and would pull a Lane Kiffen at a drop of the hat. No thanks from me.
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Believe it or not, there was another guy who sounded like he would be drooling over the opportunity to coach the Browns. He talked about the young talent they have, the organization in place with Dorsey/Wolf/Highsmith et al....and that guy was:
Bill Cowher.
He, perhaps like Gruden, may be interested in getting back into coaching after a long stint off with the media.
And, no, this is no joke. The next time there is a rumor about him buying a house in Strongsville...it could be for real.
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In all seriousness, I will be curious to see how his total slap in the face move with the Colts impacts his future coaching opportunities. There's fairly reputable reports that several organizations put a strict "no hire" on him based on what he chose to do. Hard not to think that dude isn't strictly looking for his interests first and would pull a Lane Kiffen at a drop of the hat. No thanks from me.
In all seriousness, I will be curious to see how his total slap in the face move with the Colts impacts his future coaching opportunities. There's fairly reputable reports that several organizations put a strict "no hire" on him based on what he chose to do. Hard not to think that dude isn't strictly looking for his interests first and would pull a Lane Kiffen at a drop of the hat. No thanks from me.
Well, maybe several teams would put him on a strict "no hire" list.....but it only takes one....and who knows if the Browns could be that one. Otherwise he can just wait until BB hangs it up and take over there in NE.
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Believe it or not, there was another guy who sounded like he would be drooling over the opportunity to coach the Browns. He talked about the young talent they have, the organization in place with Dorsey/Wolf/Highsmith et al....and that guy was:
Bill Cowher.
He, perhaps like Gruden, may be interested in getting back into coaching after a long stint off with the media.
And, no, this is no joke. The next time there is a rumor about him buying a house in Strongsville...it could be for real.
Believe it or not, there was another guy who sounded like he would be drooling over the opportunity to coach the Browns. He talked about the young talent they have, the organization in place with Dorsey/Wolf/Highsmith et al....and that guy was:
Bill Cowher.
He, perhaps like Gruden, may be interested in getting back into coaching after a long stint off with the media.
And, no, this is no joke. The next time there is a rumor about him buying a house in Strongsville...it could be for real.
Yeah...that Gruden hire is really working out well. Jesus Christ...talk about the king of the retreads. Please for the love of god no to guys who have been sitting on their ass on television for the last decade. That would be a worse hire than Hueless Clueless was.
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McDaniels first job would be to coax someone back to the NFL
..... he is pictured below being chased out of Cleveland after throwing for 70 yards 3 picks and 4 sacks
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Believe it or not, there was another guy who sounded like he would be drooling over the opportunity to coach the Browns. He talked about the young talent they have, the organization in place with Dorsey/Wolf/Highsmith et al....and that guy was:
Bill Cowher.
He, perhaps like Gruden, may be interested in getting back into coaching after a long stint off with the media.
And, no, this is no joke. The next time there is a rumor about him buying a house in Strongsville...it could be for real.
Believe it or not, there was another guy who sounded like he would be drooling over the opportunity to coach the Browns. He talked about the young talent they have, the organization in place with Dorsey/Wolf/Highsmith et al....and that guy was:
Bill Cowher.
He, perhaps like Gruden, may be interested in getting back into coaching after a long stint off with the media.
And, no, this is no joke. The next time there is a rumor about him buying a house in Strongsville...it could be for real.
Just no- how long has Bill been out of the coaching arena? OK, looked it up- 12 years, far too long. Especially when everyone is saying we need a coach (or at least an offensive coordinator) with a good knowledge of the KC style offense that's tearing up the league, and help in Baker's development.
AFAIK, Sam Rutigliano is still alive, maybe we can bring him back instead.
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