Hueless to join Bungles
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Honestly....I don't give a shite about Uncle Fester or his time with the Raiders. If his name does not darken these corridors any more that is perfectly alright with me.
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I thought he was the black uncle fester not the black Barney Fife. And by the way the Browns get to beat the Sheet out of the Bengals twice not just once
That's if the Ratbirds don't soften them up for us first. Interesting 0% of the Survivor pool picked the Bengals.
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Please read more. "What Went Down In Oakland" isn't an open question.
Hue lost, and ripped his team.. he never had the character traits to actually be a head coach. He was exactly who we thought he was.
Thankfully, "Trust Me" wasn't allowed to torpedo the Browns future in the same way he did the Raiders future by wildly overpaying for a bad QB.
Sashi was right.
Please read more. "What Went Down In Oakland" isn't an open question.
Hue lost, and ripped his team.. he never had the character traits to actually be a head coach. He was exactly who we thought he was.
Thankfully, "Trust Me" wasn't allowed to torpedo the Browns future in the same way he did the Raiders future by wildly overpaying for a bad QB.
Sashi was right.
He really wanted to give up some major draft capital and then likely sign a big contract to a guy that was walking the streets earlier this year, mccaron. I'm still not sure hue wasn't a double agent for cinci sent to torpedo the browns for as long as possible.
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Hue was a nice guy, but definitely not a leader of men. If he were alive during Medieval times, he'd be a jester rather than a knight. don't forget that.
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Let's put this horseshit in proper perspective.
1) Hue is the Barney Fife of Head Coaches. Whatever he shares with Cinci, is all the schidt he did in his 1-31 run. He can't hurt the Browns because he has no f-ing clue what we are doing now.
2) It's the Bengals. Wow, they have a new coffee fetcher. "Special Assistant toe Marvin Lewis? LMAO.........Cinci is making jackoff stew and they just made sure that there is enough to go around for everyone in town.
Seriously, the Bengal blow. This couldn't be "funner" news for us. Think about it! It is about time we REALLY had some fun. We get rid of this buffoon, the team comes to life, and NOW, we get to beat the schidt out of Hue's new team. C mon man, let's all root for 0 -16.......... for Hue............... THAT is what he is good at. Oh, yeah, and fetching coffee.
I thought he was the black uncle fester not the black Barney Fife. And by the way the Browns get to beat the Sheet out of the Bengals twice not just once
I thought he was the black uncle fester not the black Barney Fife. And by the way the Browns get to beat the Sheet out of the Bengals twice not just once
He's Black Uncle Fife
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Hue Jackson is in the house baby!!!
Two things that will define you: Your determination when you have nothing. Your attitude when you have everything. - Mike McCartney -
Hue Jackson is in the house baby!!!
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Hue Jackson is in the house baby!!!
"Rampaging enthusiasm"? I have to see the film first before I can say how that went. LOLOLOLOLOL!!!!??
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Let's put this horseshit in proper perspective.
1) Hue is the Barney Fife of Head Coaches. Whatever he shares with Cinci, is all the schidt he did in his 1-31 run. He can't hurt the Browns because he has no f-ing clue what we are doing now.
2) It's the Bengals. Wow, they have a new coffee fetcher. "Special Assistant toe Marvin Lewis? LMAO.........Cinci is making jackoff stew and they just made sure that there is enough to go around for everyone in town.
Seriously, the Bengal blow. This couldn't be "funner" news for us. Think about it! It is about time we REALLY had some fun. We get rid of this buffoon, the team comes to life, and NOW, we get to beat the schidt out of Hue's new team. C mon man, let's all root for 0 -16.......... for Hue............... THAT is what he is good at. Oh, yeah, and fetching coffee.
I thought he was the black uncle fester not the black Barney Fife. And by the way the Browns get to beat the Sheet out of the Bengals twice not just once
I thought he was the black uncle fester not the black Barney Fife. And by the way the Browns get to beat the Sheet out of the Bengals twice not just once
Rumors out of Cincy are that if the bengals lose to the browns twice Hue was gonna jump in the Ohio River.
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Hue Jackson is in the house baby!!!
Hue Jackson is in the house baby!!!
Rampage to 3-36-1 Booyah!!!
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Hue Jackson is in the house baby!!!
Rampage to 3-36-1 Booyah!!!
Rampage to 3-36-1 Booyah!!!
Hue is a fine example that yes.. there is actually a human being like Hue.. That despite the delusional world he lives in.. Still meander blindlessly .. and land in the Jungle with a $hit eating grin... And all after he went on his little Rona Barrett/Rex Reed tell all circus tour.. Still dropping people under the bus , along the way... Amazing that such a nice man can be such a snake to people... Yet stare at the camera.. And act's like he does.... I would personally love to take a dump in his cheerios..... He's just a sleaze ball in the end.. He didnt coach the team or have any interest in developing anyone and that to me. Is troubling.. I remember when he came here and I was willing to be on board with this whacko.. I thought.. ok finally.. A real QB room coming... Not til Baker showed up...But even buddy boy wasn't enough to save Hue.... Finally.. "The ground started to move"
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Is he still getting paid by the Browns?
"You planning on having a long relationship with that glass or are you going to drink it? Drink up, man. Maybe we can get another.” - Janis Joplin, 1970. -
Serious question: How does a guy like this last so long in the NFL with a "good" reputation to the point where everyone wanted to hire him (that was looking) as a head coach the year we got him? Is NFL coaching really just a bunch of guys whose goal is to stay employed in the league where developing a team's talent and abilities to the point where they can make the playoffs and potentially the Super Bowl is not necessarily the only or even most desired tactic to achieving said goal? Hue was the same guy at all his other stops. That Hue could behave the way he did in Cleveland, never make ANY attempt to change his ways no matter how poor our record was, still expect to immediately get hired AFTER being fired, and the actually immediately GET hired right after he GOT fired, really makes you wonder.
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Is he still getting paid by the Browns?
Is he still getting paid by the Browns?
I know my way around the financial sites especially sports sites -but- could not really find any concrete stuff about Mr Huey.....except he is well off now with a net worth of over $1 million.
But he's not a union scale player with published wages and all of that stuff.
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A combination of the Browns playing Cinci 2x late in a season with Hues inside knowledge along with Marvin throwing whatever he can on the wall to save his own job.
Thankfully Coach Platitudes is now in Cinci... See this article full of them:
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Is he still getting paid by the Browns?
Is he still getting paid by the Browns?
depends if any 'pending off-set language' was included in Hue's browns contact.This from Brinson tells me none was...per CBS Will Brinson, i read 4 days ago..."Hue won't be able to get full value of his contract from the browns if Hue takes an OC job or 'some other actual coaching title' in 2018.If Hue serves as a 'consultant' for other teams through his deal, Hue can double dip in terms of salary".
Browns & Buffett: Got to go fishin, Down to rock bottom again, with just a few Friends -
Serious question: How does a guy like this last so long in the NFL with a "good" reputation to the point where everyone wanted to hire him (that was looking) as a head coach the year we got him? Is NFL coaching really just a bunch of guys whose goal is to stay employed in the league where developing a team's talent and abilities to the point where they can make the playoffs and potentially the Super Bowl is not necessarily the only or even most desired tactic to achieving said goal? Hue was the same guy at all his other stops. That Hue could behave the way he did in Cleveland, never make ANY attempt to change his ways no matter how poor our record was, still expect to immediately get hired AFTER being fired, and the actually immediately GET hired right after he GOT fired, really makes you wonder.
Serious question: How does a guy like this last so long in the NFL with a "good" reputation to the point where everyone wanted to hire him (that was looking) as a head coach the year we got him? Is NFL coaching really just a bunch of guys whose goal is to stay employed in the league where developing a team's talent and abilities to the point where they can make the playoffs and potentially the Super Bowl is not necessarily the only or even most desired tactic to achieving said goal? Hue was the same guy at all his other stops. That Hue could behave the way he did in Cleveland, never make ANY attempt to change his ways no matter how poor our record was, still expect to immediately get hired AFTER being fired, and the actually immediately GET hired right after he GOT fired, really makes you wonder.
There were some games he looked like a genius calling plays for Cincy. During Hard Knocks l surmised that he had “good cop syndrome”.
As an OC in Cincy he could probably pull that off having stern faced Marvin around to play the bad cop. I just don’t think you can live in that role as a HC. I thought maybe he could pull it off here because both Haley and Williams seemed to be capable bad cops, but nah. I just think he’s terribly uncomfortable as a “buck stops here authoritarian”, and it will prevent him from being a good HC.
That said, once the burden of HC is removed, if he can go back to being the fun loving guy everybody likes who draws up great plays, well there’s 32 of those jobs too, so there is a place for that in the game.
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Is he still getting paid by the Browns?
depends if any 'pending off-set language' was included in Hue's browns contact.This from Brinson tells me none was...per CBS Will Brinson, i read 4 days ago..."Hue won't be able to get full value of his contract from the browns if Hue takes an OC job or 'some other actual coaching title' in 2018.If Hue serves as a 'consultant' for other teams through his deal, Hue can double dip in terms of salary".
depends if any 'pending off-set language' was included in Hue's browns contact.This from Brinson tells me none was...per CBS Will Brinson, i read 4 days ago..."Hue won't be able to get full value of his contract from the browns if Hue takes an OC job or 'some other actual coaching title' in 2018.If Hue serves as a 'consultant' for other teams through his deal, Hue can double dip in terms of salary".
Yes the teams are indeed getting stingy with releasing any financial information that they don't have to do. https://www.boydsbets.com/highest-paid-coaches-nfl/
....... Most NFL coach salaries aren’t officially disclosed. However, there are sources that report approximate contracts when at all possible. Normally this is the home town newspapers, but I’ve also found data on Forbes before.
Using the information that is available, we came up with the approximate salaries below. We simply took the number of years divided by the size of the reported
Sean Payton and Pete Carroll are listed with biggest contracts. Both making approximately $8,000,000 million a year.
Most names at the top of the list have incentives and other perks built into their compensation. So while the salaries vary, the top guys typically make around the same amount.
Unfortunately teams are getting more stingy with releasing the details of the contracts. No information is available for any of the new head coaches from last year. Same thing for the recent new hires following the 2016 regular-season. We will keep checking and update this page whenever new info becomes available.......
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Rich Eisen Show@RichEisenShowWait until you hear @CBSSports Ian Eagle tell us what Hue Jackson told Dan Fouts when asked about tailoring the #Browns offense more towards what @bakermayfield ran at #Oklahoma: -
Rich Eisen Show@RichEisenShowWait until you hear @CBSSports Ian Eagle tell us what Hue Jackson told Dan Fouts when asked about tailoring the #Browns offense more towards what @bakermayfield ran at #Oklahoma:
Rich Eisen is a solid dude.
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