I’d take the Browns or Packers job, along with the much bigger paycheck, easily. If my option was MIA or CIN, I’d stay.
Rumors out there now that Mike Shanahan is a real possibility in Denver. Wow.
I’d take the Browns or Packers job, along with the much bigger paycheck, easily. If my option was MIA or CIN, I’d stay.
Rumors out there now that Mike Shanahan is a real possibility in Denver. Wow.
Can't believe I'm saying this but the Browns seem to be the best situation imo.
Yes the Packers have Rodgers, but the Browns are a very young and very hungry team. Better chance at long term success there.
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HC is always a better job. Even on shitty teams. If you can turn a terrible team around for even a year, you're a god.
Browns are definitely the best situation out there, but I like the the Jets job too. Jets have about a gazillion dollars to spend in free agency with a QB that can win a few games.
If I was an older coach I'd take the Packers job 'cause that job is only good for 4 years max and AR can obviously win now.
Actually I like Todd Bowles at GB, now that I think about it. GB needs defense and Bowles has an excellent track record on that side of the ball.
I know Gregg Williams is still public enemy #1 due to bounty gate, but if he's not the #1 choice by the Browns, they are fucking stupid. He took a team that was playing like shit under Jackson, and turned them into something that if they made the playoffs, no one was going to want to face.
That's crazy. You can also fail to turn around a team due to shit players/ownership/GM and no fault of you're own and not ever get another HC chance because you're a retread.
I think it's more due to Freddie Kitchens completely turning the offense around. Williams is an asshat
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I just can't see how you can have Williams be the face of your team. He'll always be associated with one of the biggest scandals in football.
He may be an ass hat but he did bring structure and order to the team. OC should be kept as well, but do you really want your prized qb to be on his third head coach on his first season with the team?
Browns would be smart to give either Harbaugh a Gruden-type contract. Just tell him and your fan base that this is the guy, for better or worse, and we are riding him out long term.
anywho, im under the impression the browns should keep the same staff they have now, but i think kitchens would leave if they kept gregg as the head coach. weren’t there problems between them when williams was named interim over him?
gregg williams has already been offered all 8 coaching jobs
Rumor Antonio Brown was benched for discipline, not because he was hurt.
(it’s a joke calm down)
i believed lol
More evidence that Tomlin needs to go. The guy should be replaced, if they think they can get someone like a John Harbaugh, while Ben still has a couple of years left. If you can't, I guess ride him out.
Playoffs on the line and your most talented player is fucking around in practice, then benched. He just doesn't have his team together, at all.
More info on Brown:
Apparently, he was suspended for the first half. He left the stadium, before halftime. Jersey and cleats were in his locker, ready to go, and he never dressed out on his own accord.
How in the world do you keep a guy like this on your team, despite the talent?
Tampa GM said any coach they hire has to embrace crab legs. Winston's option is being picked up and will be the starter next year.
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The altercation that led Antonio Brown's benching last week was with Ben Roethlisberger. Im told it was fairly ugly and the WR was totally in the wrong. He went AWOL essentially for the 3rd time this season dating back to training camp
More story: https://www.post-gazette.com/sports/...s/201812310108