Hue Jackson's Firing Comes At Normal Time for Browns

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stanhin

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From an article in the Cleveland Plain Dealer:

"[Jackson] was the sixth straight Browns coach to be fired after a loss to the Steelers in the second meeting of that season. The others were Romeo Crennel, Eric Mangini, Pat Shurmur, Rob Chudzinski and Mike Pettine. The last four of those were fired by the Haslams since they agreed to purchase the Browns in 2012. According to a source, Jackson was told by ownership that the team had quit on him and that he wasn't doing a good job of leading. They told him that his offense and defense had regressed."
 
I would be more than happy to see the Browns continue to be a miserable failure for a few more decades.

Ownership usually matters. Look at the Cowboys.
 
Hey herbie, Cleveland is the real cesspool. In just about every way possible, it is the epitome of a cesspool. So bad that perhaps cesspools every where should be offended.
 
How many more times does Cleveland have to do this before they realize the main problem isn't the coaches? Honestly, though I want Mayfield to fail there, the main problem isn't the quarterbacks either.
 
You gotta hand it to the Haslam family, they are consistent. Not in a way that will contribute to winning, but consistent nevertheless. So glad they drafted the snowflake.
 
I was looking forward to Mayfield graduating just so we wouldn't have to see Texas fans embarrassingly use that stupid nickname again. Sad to see I was wrong.
 
It’s th browns it is expected. When the reports came out around draft time that he had zero input or knowledge about who they planned on taking he should have known they planned on giving him the boot. Crazy part is if they had a kicker they would have a winning record right now.
 
I wonder if the decision to remove him now is partially motivated by the realization that going forward, the team’s record will improve, making dismissal more controversial later...?
 
zuckercanyon said:
That fool is 3-36-1 in 2+ seasons at Cleveland. Anyone who thinks he somehow got the shaft by firing him now needs a hug and a safe space.
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This is a team with 2 winning records in the 19 prior seasons. And only 3 other times did they even manage 6-10 or better.

EDIT: 19 seasons, not 17.
 
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I'm saying Cleveland continues to suck despite rotating coaches every other year on average for two decades, so the most likely explanation is that it doesn't matter who they get to coach the team unless other problems are corrected.
 
I was looking forward to Mayfield graduating just so we wouldn't have to see Texas fans embarrassingly use that stupid nickname again. Sad to see I was wrong.
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It is the perfect word to describe him. The boy is easily upset by anything and thinks the rules everyone else follows do not apply to him. If someone tries to enforce the rules on him or anything does not go his way, he throws a huge temper tantrum about how unfair the world is to him. When facing a good defense in the college football playoffs, he always melted. He is the epitome of being a snowflake.

I respect Johnny Manziel as a human being more than Mayfield the Great Snowflake.
 
Htown77 said:
It is the perfect word to describe him. The boy is easily upset by anything and thinks the rules everyone else follows do not apply to him. If someone tries to enforce the rules on him or anything does not go his way, he throws a huge temper tantrum about how unfair the world is to him. When facing a good defense in the college football playoffs, he always melted. He is the epitome of being a snowflake.

I respect Johnny Manziel as a human being more than Mayfield the Great Snowflake.
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They’re douchebaggery is equally great and knows no bounds.
 
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