All this time I thought the combination of Quinn and Shanahan were the ones that screwed the pooch... now you tell me it was Arthur Blank that didn't know enough to stick with his running game to close out the game???
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I assumed he meant his "by friend..."
I've always been a fan of the T-Mobile chick in leather on a bike.
There was a time when I too wondered... since the season's end SP's done everything shy of posting a picture of himself harassing goats from under a bridge to end any doubt.
Exactly. If he ignored what he once did well and focused on concepts that he's shown no indication he's aware exist... he coulda been great. Instead, he tried to run a complicated, antiquated defense when he had too many "L's" and not enough "N's" for his system.
I texted a good friend of mine who's actually a Browns fan (similarly geographically afflicted youth) right after the hire. Told him I wasn't sold on the hire because I wasn't sure if he was a good football coach or a buffoon. He texted me back asking if the two things were mutually exclusive... turns out they just might be.
Jones, who IIRC was reportedly friends with Wade, had no experience whatsoever coaching special teams prior to being hired as ST coordinator, a role in which he was epically incompetent at.
Based on the little I've read about Butler's credentials, this certainly doesn't FEEL like the Ronnie Jones fiasco of the Wade days. THAT was cronyism at it's finest.
I didn’t read the article to get the exact context, but are we sure his daughter was the one being described as the little girl behaving like an annoying little pissant?
This Reimer moron sounds like he’s a graduate of the Jerry Sullivan Institute of Douchebaggery.
First the “old regime” gets blamed for all 17 years of missing the playoffs, and now you’re trying to hang the mistakes of the last 200 years on them? Damn, tough crowd...
I think, as some one up thread mentioned, that it could also be a cervical issue with Taylor given the arm wrapped around his neck when he was thrown to the ground.