Sashi had to go. Would love to see them land Dorsey.
Thinking about Sashi some more, anyone remember how incensed we were in the offseason when we were getting killed in the media for how weird the browns were acting with FAs, not adjusting to the market for players/trades for QBs?
Just interesting to think about, wonder if that played into this decision at all.
My buddy loves him, but I’m still skeptical of anyone who signs on with a forced coach. We shall see.
Good hire. He came from a situation where Andy Reid basically ran him off by complaining that he (Reid that is) had no control. I don't see that happening here. Like it or not Hue gets one more year. I do think that if their is not significant improvement Hue is gone after next year.
should be there and not their. I don't see a way to edit the post.
So this can help with the shitty play calling.....right?
posted by iclfan2My buddy loves him, but I’m still skeptical of anyone who signs on with a forced coach. We shall see.
There's no guarantee Hue Jackson will be the coach in 2018. If these last 4 weeks go really badly. Would it surprise anyone to see Haslam change his mind?
As far as Dorsey goes, I've heard he's a "scout's scout." He rolls up his sleeves and gets in the trenches. He's not necessarily going to "win" press conferences because he's more of a ball cap and hoodie guy than a suit & tie/play the politics type. His resume looks pretty strong.
I will have to give the golf clap to Haslam for seeing this issue and attacking. Instead of waiting out the year, when they'd have competition and likely be the last choice on everyone's list, he went out and grabbed the football guy with the track record.
posted by BR1986FBchange his mind?
There are things said to the public for perception and there are internal non public thoughts.
The decision had to be made either way in the hiring of Dorsey that Dorsey agreed with that HueJ is staying or gone.
But, publically, administration needs to give the "vote of confidence". They kept the month long search for the new GM under the radar.
posted by Verbal KintThere are things said to the public for perception and there are internal non public thoughts.
The decision had to be made either way in the hiring of Dorsey that Dorsey agreed with that HueJ is staying or gone.
But, publically, administration needs to give the "vote of confidence". They kept the month long search for the new GM under the radar.
Dorsey agreeing to it may have been made with stipulations. From my understanding, Hue & Dorsey have no previous ties to each other.
posted by BR1986FBThere's no guarantee Hue Jackson will be the coach in 2018. If these last 4 weeks go really badly. Would it surprise anyone to see Haslam change his mind?
As far as Dorsey goes, I've heard he's a "scout's scout." He rolls up his sleeves and gets in the trenches. He's not necessarily going to "win" press conferences because he's more of a ball cap and hoodie guy than a suit & tie/play the politics type. His resume looks pretty strong.
I will have to give the golf clap to Haslam for seeing this issue and attacking. Instead of waiting out the year, when they'd have competition and likely be the last choice on everyone's list, he went out and grabbed the football guy with the track record.
He was the director of scouting for the Packers for 10 years and that worked out really well for them.
posted by like_thatHe was the director of scouting for the Packers for 10 years and that worked out really well for them.
Oh, I know his track record. He's done well for GB, Holmgren in Seattle and KC. In fact, had he been available back when Holmgren was here, that might not have been as bad of a clusterf#ck that it was.
Not saying this guy is the "savior" but this could be the move that gets them on the right track. This guy has proven/successful experience having DONE this role. Not some scout who got promoted to GM, etc.
They have a crap ton of money, a slew of high draft picks and a GM that is respected enough by free agents that they (Browns) might be able to land a blue chipper or two. If they can get their QB and add a couple of nice FA pieces, they could turn things around (not playoffs but respectable) in a year's time.
Listening to his presser, rinse repeat.
lmao
Hue Jackson just said that the Browns need to get heated fields so that when they're practicing for the playoffs in the future, they can do so outside
denial is not just a river in Egypt
posted by Commander of Awesomelmao
Hue Jackson just said that the Browns need to get heated fields so that when they're practicing for the playoffs in the future, they can do so outside
denial is not just a river in Egypt
Jesus....sounds like Holmgren's "don't come to me asking for playoff tickets" comment a few years ago. SMDH
How about winning two games and we'll all pitch in for one of those portable hand warmers you can keep in your pocket, Hue?
posted by Commander of AwesomeHue Jackson just said that the Browns need to get heated fields so that when they're practicing for the playoffs in the future, they can do so outside
That is one weird statement. The outside fields they have are nicer than 90% of the golf greens in northern Ohio. The only restriction of the indoor facility is specials teams practice and it's only 60 yards, which should not matter for scrimmage plays.
posted by Verbal KintThat is one weird statement. The outside fields they have are nicer than 90% of the golf greens in northern Ohio. The only restriction of the indoor facility is specials teams practice and it's only 60 yards, which should not matter for scrimmage plays.
My take on Jackson's comment was more of a "I'm confident that we're going to make the playoffs soon" than that they actually need heated fields and he wants to play the village groundskeeper.
posted by BR1986FBJesus....sounds like Holmgren's "don't come to me asking for playoff tickets" comment a few years ago. SMDH
How about winning two games and we'll all pitch in for one of those portable hand warmers you can keep in your pocket, Hue?
Yup, my thoughts exactly. Kiss of death dipshit. God damn hue fucking sucks.
For what it’s worth, at this time a year ago, Hue told Joe Haden he’d be preparing for the playoffs in a year, which he turned out to be right about.
posted by Commander of AwesomeFor what it’s worth, at this time a year ago, Hue told Joe Haden he’d be preparing for the playoffs in a year, which he turned out to be right about.
He should've added "and still not contributing worth a shit."