Browns Reportedly Fire Chudzinski After Steelers Loss....

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  • ikestops85
    Hall of Famer
    • Jun 2008
    • 3724

    #16
    I really thought the Browns were heading in the right direction. Chudzinski might have made a good coach given half a chance. Turner as the OC and Horton as the DC are good coordinators. They got some picks with the Richardson trade. Oh well ...

    I'm just glad I'm not a Browns fan.
    As many on this site think ... The Rooney's suck, Colbert sucks, Tomlin sucks, the coaches suck, and the players suck.

    but Go Steelers!!!

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    • RuthlessBurgher
      Legend
      • May 2008
      • 33208

      #17
      Originally posted by ikestops85
      I really thought the Browns were heading in the right direction. Chudzinski might have made a good coach given half a chance. Turner as the OC and Horton as the DC are good coordinators. They got some picks with the Richardson trade. Oh well ...

      I'm just glad I'm not a Browns fan.
      Agreed. I thought Cleveland had a strong coaching staff. Norv's offense made stars out of Josh Gordon and Jordan Cameron even though they had Larry, his brother Daryl, and his other brother Daryl throwing balls to them all season. This knee-jerk decision sets them back once again.
      Steeler teams featuring stat-driven, me-first, fantasy-football-darling diva types such as Antonio Brown & Le'Veon Bell won no championships.

      Super Bowl winning Steeler teams were built around a dynamic, in-your-face defense plus blue-collar, hard-hitting, no-nonsense football players on offense such as Hines Ward & Jerome Bettis.

      We don't want Juju & Conner to replace what we lost in Brown & Bell.

      We are counting on Juju & Conner to return us to the glory we once had with Hines & The Bus.

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      • buckeyehoppy
        Pro Bowler
        • Feb 2008
        • 1625

        #18
        The Cleveland Browns are an embarrassment to the NFL and why the league keeps insisting that they are the Steelers primary rival is a mystery. We all need to send a letter to our beloved Commissioner explaining why the Clowns don't deserve to be our NFL twin and why they are not a franchise worthy of NFL standing.

        Doesn't matter who their next head coach is, I already have his new nick name: Lipstick. You can put lipstick on a pig. Makes the pig look prettier. But it's still a pig.

        Doesn't matter who they draft, either. He will bust under the immediate pressure he will be put under in Cleveland. And, rest assured, that player will be a QB.
        Steelers...On The STAIRWAY TO SEVEN!!!
        http://img242.imageshack.us/img242/1...etsteelfk7.jpg
        ASIAN... thanks, brotha!

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        • phillyesq
          Legend
          • May 2008
          • 7568

          #19
          Can't find it, but somebody posted a pretty accurate graphic last night about the cycle of dysfunction in Cleveland. Essentially, they hire a coach who drafts a crap QB, getting the coach fired, who then drafts his own crap QB, and the cycle continues.

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          • Eddie Spaghetti
            Hall of Famer
            • Jul 2008
            • 4123

            #20
            that press conference was brutal. WTAM 1100 has been gold today

            jimmy haslam looked like he was gonna stroke out

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            • Iron Shiek
              Hall of Famer
              • May 2008
              • 3798

              #21
              Originally posted by RuthlessBurgher
              Agreed. I thought Cleveland had a strong coaching staff. Norv's offense made stars out of Josh Gordon and Jordan Cameron even though they had Larry, his brother Daryl, and his other brother Daryl throwing balls to them all season. This knee-jerk decision sets them back once again.
              From what I heard on Sirius NFL Radio, they are keeping the assistants on hand for now. Smart in a way because they are pretty good positional coaches, but that just seems weird to force assistants onto a new hire head coach {checks Steelers staff when Tomlin hired}...oh never mind. You never know, it could work. Gotta find the answer at QB man, that has been the thorn in the Clowns side forever.
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              • Iron Shiek
                Hall of Famer
                • May 2008
                • 3798

                #22
                Originally posted by Eddie Spaghetti
                that press conference was brutal. WTAM 1100 has been gold today

                jimmy haslam looked like he was gonna stroke out

                From an article about the press conference i saw floating around:
                One reporter at the press conference asked Haslam whether he,Browns CEO Joe Banner and G.M. Mike Lombardi are “The Three Stooges runningthis operation.” Haslam insisted that he and the men he hired know what they’redoing, although he acknowledged that firing the head coach after one 4-12season will be met with some skepticism.
                “Wedeserve the skepticism,” Haslam said. “We have the best fans in the world, andI’ve said our fans deserve better.”
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                • Eddie Spaghetti
                  Hall of Famer
                  • Jul 2008
                  • 4123

                  #23
                  cleveland media brought the pitchforks

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                  • Ernie
                    Legend
                    • Aug 2013
                    • 8470

                    #24
                    Originally posted by Eddie Spaghetti
                    cleveland media brought the pitchforks
                    as well they should..

                    I was reading today what some of the players had to say. They were upset to say the least. I can see a couple of 4-12 seasons warranting a job loss but not a single season.

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                    • Ghost
                      Legend
                      • May 2008
                      • 6338

                      #25
                      Haslam, from October 2012: “One thing I learned from watching the Steelers is the importance of consistency in coaching, and how much it sets you back when you’re always making a change. When you change coaches, it can be a three- or four-year deal to get back.”

                      Longest-serving Brown player - D’Qwell Jackson when told how many coaches the Steelers have had since 1969 - “Three since 1969?” Jackson said. “That’s incredible. Next year will be my ninth season here—and it’ll be my fifth head coach.”
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                      • NorthCoast
                        Legend
                        • Sep 2008
                        • 26636

                        #26
                        Originally posted by RuthlessBurgher
                        Agreed. I thought Cleveland had a strong coaching staff. Norv's offense made stars out of Josh Gordon and Jordan Cameron even though they had Larry, his brother Daryl, and his other brother Daryl throwing balls to them all season. This knee-jerk decision sets them back once again.
                        Local radio is saying that hiring Chud was the knee-jerk last season. Haslam really thought they were going to grab Chip Kelly and when that fell through they really didn't have much of a back-up plan. Also talking about the team "correcting a mistake" by hiring Chud in the first place. Kinda feel for the coach. Apparently, Chud is a smart guy but not a guy that can fire a team up emotionally. I think this has more to do with the team lacking a true leader. They certainly don't have one on offense, and not sure who you could point to on defense.
                        Certain fans like to rip the team for it, but there is a good reason why the Steelers like a strong mix of vet and young players. Someone has to mentor the young ones as their leadership develops.

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                        • buccoray61
                          Starter
                          • Jul 2009
                          • 945

                          #27
                          Originally posted by NorthCoast
                          Local radio is saying that hiring Chud was the knee-jerk last season. Haslam really thought they were going to grab Chip Kelly and when that fell through they really didn't have much of a back-up plan. Also talking about the team "correcting a mistake" by hiring Chud in the first place. Kinda feel for the coach. Apparently, Chud is a smart guy but not a guy that can fire a team up emotionally. I think this has more to do with the team lacking a true leader. They certainly don't have one on offense, and not sure who you could point to on defense.
                          Certain fans like to rip the team for it, but there is a good reason why the Steelers like a strong mix of vet and young players. Someone has to mentor the young ones as their leadership develops.
                          If you have players that need "fired up" coaching isn't the problem.

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                          • Sugar
                            Hall of Famer
                            • Oct 2008
                            • 3700

                            #28
                            Originally posted by NorthCoast
                            Local radio is saying that hiring Chud was the knee-jerk last season. Haslam really thought they were going to grab Chip Kelly and when that fell through they really didn't have much of a back-up plan. Also talking about the team "correcting a mistake" by hiring Chud in the first place. Kinda feel for the coach. Apparently, Chud is a smart guy but not a guy that can fire a team up emotionally. I think this has more to do with the team lacking a true leader. They certainly don't have one on offense, and not sure who you could point to on defense.
                            Certain fans like to rip the team for it, but there is a good reason why the Steelers like a strong mix of vet and young players. Someone has to mentor the young ones as their leadership develops.
                            That leadership needs to develop over time. It doesn't happen over night. Heck Colt McCoy had great leadership characteristics in college, for what that's worth.

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                            • drprwnap
                              Backup
                              • Apr 2008
                              • 370

                              #29
                              Originally posted by Shawn
                              I don't want to see Manziel in Cleveland...I can tell you that much.
                              Why not??? I'd LOVE to see Manziel in Cleveland. JM is a great COLLEGE qb but it's not going to transition to the NFL. I don't think he's gonna make it.

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                              • buckeyehoppy
                                Pro Bowler
                                • Feb 2008
                                • 1625

                                #30
                                Originally posted by NorthCoast
                                Local radio is saying that hiring Chud was the knee-jerk last season. Haslam really thought they were going to grab Chip Kelly and when that fell through they really didn't have much of a back-up plan. Also talking about the team "correcting a mistake" by hiring Chud in the first place. Kinda feel for the coach. Apparently, Chud is a smart guy but not a guy that can fire a team up emotionally. I think this has more to do with the team lacking a true leader. They certainly don't have one on offense, and not sure who you could point to on defense.
                                Certain fans like to rip the team for it, but there is a good reason why the Steelers like a strong mix of vet and young players. Someone has to mentor the young ones as their leadership develops.
                                Chip Kelly took the Philly job because he knew the track record of the Cleveland organization compared with the Eagles and weighed them out, no doubt. Would you blame him? I wouldn't.

                                The Browns job should be sitting idle when all others have been filled. This HC will be #5 on their current payroll. Think about that: Once they hire their next epic fail of a HC, he will be getting paid along with four other guys hired ahead of him!

                                The Three Stooges can couch it any way they want. Accepting the Cleveland Browns head coaching job is career poison.
                                Steelers...On The STAIRWAY TO SEVEN!!!
                                http://img242.imageshack.us/img242/1...etsteelfk7.jpg
                                ASIAN... thanks, brotha!

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