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Just saw this too.
I’m stunned. I have to say, this gives me some hope and justifies some real optimism.
I honestly can’t believe they did it.
Go Browns!
I’m excited.
Weird thought; is everyone on this forum in agreement that this was a good hire? That’s amazing.
I have to say, this gives me some hope…
Whoa there, buckaroo. Let’s not get carried away now. This is the Browns. Hope has to be earned anymore.
I’m excited.
Weird thought; is everyone on this forum in agreement that this was a good hire? That’s amazing.I can’t agree more with you.
I just stepped on my jaw.
Ian Rapoport reporting that Jackson is going to help the team find a new QB and get rid of Johnny Disappointment.
I just stepped on my jaw.
Ian Rapoport reporting that Jackson is going to help the team find a new QB and get rid of Johnny Disappointment.Funny, I was just about to post this…
http://cle.247sports.com/Bolt/Hue-Jackson-wants-Johnny-Manziel-out-of-Cleveland-42800464
Highly impressed! Saw they gave up personnel control too him. Not sure to what extent. But fantastic hire.
Freedom!!!
I just stepped on my jaw. Ian Rapoport reporting that Jackson is going to help the team find a new QB and get rid of Johnny Disappointment.
Funny, I was just about to post this…
http://cle.247sports.com/Bolt/Hue-Jackson-wants-Johnny-Manziel-out-of-Cleveland-42800464Deserves its own thread.
BTW today is my birthday and I told my wife I wanted the Browns to not suck. Hell of a birthday gift, thanks Haslam!
http://espn.go.com/espnradio/play?id=14563839
Adam Schefter on the hire and why he thinks it happened here on the locale espn station.
http://cloudassetserver.com/STL/posts/185/sp_04_976x0.jpg
Highly impressed! Saw they gave up personnel control too him. Not sure to what extent. But fantastic hire.
Where’d you see that everything I have read is that he is fine with S.Brown having control of the 53 man roster……..?
http://cloudassetserver.com/STL/posts/185/sp_04_976x0.jpg
What absolutely surprises me is that other teams wanted him, but the Browns are the team that signed him. I just hope that the Browns don’t feel obligated to spend the 2nd overall pick on a QB whose talent doesn’t justify the selection just because of the team’s dire need at the position.
Am I going mad, or did the word THINK escape your lips? You were not hired for your brains, you hippopotamic landmass!
What absolutely surprises me is that other teams wanted him, but the Browns are the team that signed him. I just hope that the Browns don’t feel obligated to spend the 2nd overall pick on a QB whose talent doesn’t justify the selection just because of the team’s dire need at the position.
AMEN!
http://cloudassetserver.com/STL/posts/185/sp_04_976x0.jpg
What absolutely surprises me is that other teams wanted him, but the Browns are the team that signed him. I just hope that the Browns don’t feel obligated to spend the 2nd overall pick on a QB whose talent doesn’t justify the selection just because of the team’s dire need at the position.
While it might not be the popular pick, there’s now a lot of merit to picking Laquon Treadwell #2 overall, should our talent evaluators deem him worthy. Jackson loves taking chances downfield, and you’ll never succeed at doing so without a true #1 WR who can fight for the deep ball.
And basically, I agree with Bill, this is not an ideal year to pick a QB high. I’d take a flier in the mid-rounds, but that’s about it. Too many needs, especially with a new staff and new systems, to reach for a guy in the first three rounds.
What absolutely surprises me is that other teams wanted him, but the Browns are the team that signed him. I just hope that the Browns don’t feel obligated to spend the 2nd overall pick on a QB whose talent doesn’t justify the selection just because of the team’s dire need at the position.
While it might not be the popular pick, there’s now a lot of merit to picking Laquon Treadwell #2 overall, should our talent evaluators deem him worthy. Jackson loves taking chances downfield, and you’ll never succeed at doing so without a true #1 WR who can fight for the deep ball.
And basically, I agree with Bill, this is not an ideal year to pick a QB high. I’d take a flier in the mid-rounds, but that’s about it. Too many needs, especially with a new staff and new systems, to reach for a guy in the first three rounds.Treadwell @2 and a Qb 30 picks later sounds good to me!
http://cloudassetserver.com/STL/posts/185/sp_04_976x0.jpg
BTW today is my birthday and I told my wife I wanted the Browns to not suck. Hell of a birthday gift, thanks Haslam!
Coaches can’t play the game for you – so in theory we still suck.
Hue Jackson is a loser.
I am indifferent on this hire. As with every coach besides Pat Shurmur, I will hold my judgment until we start with player personal and we draft.
Every coach has just passed on the torch of the last coach – keeping the losing tradition and the same crap that we have.
I hope some people on here are going to be welcome to some change if that is what the really are trying to get. This will mean that some players will just be outright released. The thing is that so many of us get attached to players and the reality of the matter is we talk ourselves into saying they are good. These guys are not good at all. Most of them are pretty much trash besides a couple standout players.
I think this is a step in the right direction, but again I will hold my judgment and not whore myself out on this decision.
Hue Jackson is a loser.
In all fairness, we were all recovering from years of abuse by Johnny Manziel and none of us were in the best mindset.
I was about to say “at least we didn’t take my advice and draft Laquan Treadwell (who?), but then I realized we drafted Corey Coleman instead so ?♂️
BTW today is my birthday and I told my wife I wanted the Browns to not suck. Hell of a birthday gift, thanks Haslam!
Thank god he didn’t get you your boy Paxton Lynch to go with Hue! Bwahahahaha!
I hate this thread.
I hate you for bringing this thread back.Can’t say I blame you.
Hue Jackson is a loser.
In all fairness, we were all recovering from years of abuse by Johnny Manziel and none of us were in the best mindset.
I was about to say “at least we didn’t take my advice and draft Laquan Treadwell (who?), but then I realized we drafted Corey Coleman instead so ?♂️I had to look up laquan Treadwell. Wasn’t disappointed. Lol
Hue Jackson is a loser.
Hue’s gone and in all fairness coaches like draft picks are hard to predict the final outcome, so much goes into it at least with players you got an eye test watching them play coaches that’s different so many great assit coaches and cooridinators have been over whelmed by being the guy. This time i’ll trust Dorsey to make his pick and hope for the best.
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