Good to be back here!!!

Gregg Williams will lead this team to more wins this year than Hue did in 3

Pulled off the reddit tbh, reddit has faster news usually but we have better and more in depth conversations here

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/12/10/belief-persists-that-john-dorsey-will-try-to-hire-his-own-coach/

 

Yes, Browns owner Jimmy Haslam has said (twice) that coach Hue Jackson will be back in 2018. In three weeks, he may feel differently.

The persistent sense in league circles is that new G.M. John Dorsey, who sat right next to Haslam throughout Sunday’s loss to the Packers, will eventually make the case for making his own hire at head coach. And if the Browns go 0-16, Dorsey’s case may be much more persuasive.

Dorsey is passionate and energetic, and if he has enough chances to communicate his views directly to Haslam, it’s possible that Haslam will change his mind. Really, what would the consequence be if Haslam declares in three weeks that we should ignore what he said about keeping Hue?

It’s not known who Dorsey would hire, if he gets the chance to hire his own coach. But it’s believed that he knows who he’d hire, which is all that really matters at this point



~~ Heres hoping these rumors turn out to be true, 0-16 here we come

My short lived exile has been postponed on this hire... Also anyone thinking this is a pure football guy?

http://decisionlens.com/customers/kansas-city-chiefs

That's the analytics company contracted by John Dorsey for the chiefs. Feel free to read the case study about "moneyball" being used by dorsey as far back as 2009 in the selection of Clay Matthews. If anything we have DOUBLED DOWN on analytics rather than strayed away from them.

After watching hue's latest press conference I don't think I'm going to be following this team until he is fired. Take care everyone and cya later hopefully soon lol.

Jimmy Haslem is about to find out why the raiders fired Hue Jackson, Should be a pretty fun time. Also It was me who called out sashi brown being a fall guy for hue when he was hired. Expect an OC in the offseason and a short leash for Hue Jackson in 2018 IF he makes it to the season that is. Cant really trust anything Jimmy is saying anyway. We'll know how the analytics have been affected at the end of season if/when more people are released and further at the draft and Free Agency period through the various data sets that come from it. I'm holding out hope that they fire Hue at the end of season if we go 0-16 which for the betterment of the team I've been hoping for since the season opener. Thanks for the Future Sashi

mid 50's QBR, would be his 2nd to third best game of the year with my guess

@tour2ma said:

Bet ya a beer...

Well.... in their defense (sort of)... you have to have one good game before you can string together two...

i'm going to go more specific crow up the middle in a zone run out of the shotgun

Point Taken Tour...

Well Kizer/hue have never put two good games together yet this year and hue hasnt in two years. No reason to think that will change, BOLD PREDICTION: Kizer throws for 185 yards 1 TD 2 INT, Does not however lose the ball on his lone fumble.

Sub 60% career completion? That's a pretty dark horse tour, senior this year so he'll likely be available in 6-7th range, possibly a priority udfa. No harm in picking him up late

 Here is another pretty solid video of a breakdown of our 2017 draft class, Sorry for the peppers/kizer fans

Looking at that above list Manny is very very lithe and i wonder if he will translate to the next level, Etling appears to have a subpar arm aswell, Eric Dungey looked like a late round pick that can develop, very reminiscent of watching kizers tape, appears to be more athletic and has good size 6'4" 225

Wilkins is going to need to look good for the rest of the year and possibly next year and we dont know what his High School Production was. The youtuber did not really think it was worth the time to go over that stuff just yet with Wilkins so we should see how he looks end of year. The QB's you should focus on are the ones with  90+ scores in multiple years or close

I'd look at Baker Mayfield, Danny Etling, Eric Dungey, JT Barrett,Jake Browning,Josh Rosen,Luke Falk, Manny Wilkins,Mason Rudolph

Unfortunately Draft Breakdown now requires a membership of 2$ a month but meh i enjoy watching the tape and look foward to looking through these guys

He breaks down some analytic stuff on some of our busts and recent picks J Gilbert and Ricardo Louis come to mind. It is showing the stark differances in this FO and the Previous FO

He also has an interesting video on Kevin Hogan being a potential better option at QB but not a long term starter, his best comp was a slightly better brian hoyer

Been watching this guys videos for a little bit and he is making some pretty cool videos dealing with analytics and player performance. Also has made a few videos dealing especially with the Cleveland browns and their previous busts. a Good watch is the 2018 Mid Season QB draft class i'll link it aswell as his main page here

https://www.youtube.com/user/bigbass141/videos
 

Gotta fire hue jackson first Ghoolie, we'll never go anywhere with him at the helm

We have zero need for another developmental QB cal. We have his clone on the roster as is

The more tape I review of Baker Mayfield the more I like his game. This class as a whole is night and day vs 2016. Kiser would have been a day 3 prospect this year. Which is probably why he came out last year tbh.

If I had a gun on me I would go Mayfield at 1 and then best FS for the 1st round.

I'm cooling on Rosen at this point because of injurys and concussions. Jackson is bad passer and should not be considered in the first round. May be an excellent WR someday though

Oddly enough I was in pettine's corner end of the 2015 season. I was however completely against Farmer being retained