How can you think they will improve when they hired a coach with zero experience only because their overpaid QB is thrilled about his laid back "Bama" style?
Kitchens isnt an offensive guru, he was the RB/Line/QB coach for the Cards and I dont think he has what it takes to be a head coach but I guess we will see.
It wont take long for the league to bottle up Mayfield and see if the rest of the team can prove them wrong. I also think the defense for sure will be weaker with Gregg gone this year. Not sure why the Browns didnt lock him up one way or the other.
How can you think they will improve when they hired a coach with zero experience only because their overpaid QB is thrilled about his laid back "Bama" style?
Kitchens isnt an offensive guru, he was the RB/Line/QB coach for the Cards and I dont think he has what it takes to be a head coach but I guess we will see.
It wont take long for the league to bottle up Mayfield and see if the rest of the team can prove them wrong. I also think the defense for sure will be weaker with Gregg gone this year. Not sure why the Browns didnt lock him up one way or the other.
How can you think they will improve when they hired a coach with zero experience only because their overpaid QB is thrilled about his laid back "Bama" style?
Kitchens isnt an offensive guru, he was the RB/Line/QB coach for the Cards and I dont think he has what it takes to be a head coach but I guess we will see.
It wont take long for the league to bottle up Mayfield and see if the rest of the team can prove them wrong. I also think the defense for sure will be weaker with Gregg gone this year. Not sure why the Browns didnt lock him up one way or the other.
How can you think they will improve when they hired a coach with zero experience only because their overpaid QB is thrilled about his laid back "Bama" style?
Kitchens isnt an offensive guru, he was the RB/Line/QB coach for the Cards and I dont think he has what it takes to be a head coach but I guess we will see.
It wont take long for the league to bottle up Mayfield and see if the rest of the team can prove them wrong. I also think the defense for sure will be weaker with Gregg gone this year. Not sure why the Browns didnt lock him up one way or the other.
As usual, Cleveland management/ownership, just shot themselves in the foot again. The spirited performances and the never give up attitude of that Browns' defense is directly related to what Gregg Williams brought to the table.
Make no mistake, it was their D that kept them in many of the games that the rejuvenated offense managed to win.
Their stats weren't that good, but anyone who watched their games saw that week in and week out no matter the circumstances, that D never gave up and they played with intensity and heart.
Instead of rewarding Williams with the head coaching job, they gave it to the other guy. Can Kitchens' get out of his defense what they had this last year? We'll see, but my guess is that they regress defensively...and spells some more mediocre seasons for the Browns who are owned and led by people who have no wisdom.
As usual, Cleveland management/ownership, just shot themselves in the foot again. The spirited performances and the never give up attitude of that Browns' defense is directly related to what Gregg Williams brought to the table.
Make no mistake, it was their D that kept them in many of the games that the rejuvenated offense managed to win.
Their stats weren't that good, but anyone who watched their games saw that week in and week out no matter the circumstances, that D never gave up and they played with intensity and heart.
Instead of rewarding Williams with the head coaching job, they gave it to the other guy. Can Kitchens' get out of his defense what they had this last year? We'll see, but my guess is that they regress defensively...and spells some more mediocre seasons for the Browns who are owned and led by people who have no wisdom.
As usual, Cleveland management/ownership, just shot themselves in the foot again. The spirited performances and the never give up attitude of that Browns' defense is directly related to what Gregg Williams brought to the table.
Make no mistake, it was their D that kept them in many of the games that the rejuvenated offense managed to win.
Their stats weren't that good, but anyone who watched their games saw that week in and week out no matter the circumstances, that D never gave up and they played with intensity and heart.
Instead of rewarding Williams with the head coaching job, they gave it to the other guy. Can Kitchens' get out of his defense what they had this last year? We'll see, but my guess is that they regress defensively...and spells some more mediocre seasons for the Browns who are owned and led by people who have no wisdom.
As usual, Cleveland management/ownership, just shot themselves in the foot again. The spirited performances and the never give up attitude of that Browns' defense is directly related to what Gregg Williams brought to the table.
Make no mistake, it was their D that kept them in many of the games that the rejuvenated offense managed to win.
Their stats weren't that good, but anyone who watched their games saw that week in and week out no matter the circumstances, that D never gave up and they played with intensity and heart.
Instead of rewarding Williams with the head coaching job, they gave it to the other guy. Can Kitchens' get out of his defense what they had this last year? We'll see, but my guess is that they regress defensively...and spells some more mediocre seasons for the Browns who are owned and led by people who have no wisdom.
The leadership of the Cleveland Browns is in the hands of one person.....John Dorsey....
and he knows what he is doing. He learned under two great management people in GB
(Ron wolf and Ted Thompson). I liken the current
Cleveland Browns to that of the early 90's Dallas Cowboys. 1990 Dallas went 7-9 and 4-2 in their last 6....10-6 ats
Cleveland went 5-2 in their last 7, finished 7-8-1.....10-6 ats 1991 Dallas went 11-5 and won a wildcard playoff gm.
I think that's now a plausible scenario. They have 11 draft picks and a nice core of "players". Yes, they looked bad
against the good teams on their schedule, but starting when Baker Mayfield took over in game 3 vs the Jets, they were 7-7 with a rookie QB and much better when they got rid of the head coach. But lets discuss a few intangibles....do you think Steve Wilks was the problem in Arizona? I don't....and many other teams wanted him to be their DC....Cleveland got him.
OC Todd Monken presided over the #1 passing game and the #3 offense overall in 2018 with TB....but Im more impressed
with the work he did with Southern Mississippi.
Lastly, while he didn't deserve it, Baker Mayfield will use the rookie of the Year snub as motivation. I like his story from
college and how he kept overcoming crap thrown in his way. As a QB, that's the type of leader you want for your team.
But what should we be looking to as far as participants on covers.com? Yes, how will be they be ATS!!!!
In 1991, Dallas went 13-3 ats…..and Im planning on making a bunch of $$$ betting Cleveland blindly
The leadership of the Cleveland Browns is in the hands of one person.....John Dorsey....
and he knows what he is doing. He learned under two great management people in GB
(Ron wolf and Ted Thompson). I liken the current
Cleveland Browns to that of the early 90's Dallas Cowboys. 1990 Dallas went 7-9 and 4-2 in their last 6....10-6 ats
Cleveland went 5-2 in their last 7, finished 7-8-1.....10-6 ats 1991 Dallas went 11-5 and won a wildcard playoff gm.
I think that's now a plausible scenario. They have 11 draft picks and a nice core of "players". Yes, they looked bad
against the good teams on their schedule, but starting when Baker Mayfield took over in game 3 vs the Jets, they were 7-7 with a rookie QB and much better when they got rid of the head coach. But lets discuss a few intangibles....do you think Steve Wilks was the problem in Arizona? I don't....and many other teams wanted him to be their DC....Cleveland got him.
OC Todd Monken presided over the #1 passing game and the #3 offense overall in 2018 with TB....but Im more impressed
with the work he did with Southern Mississippi.
Lastly, while he didn't deserve it, Baker Mayfield will use the rookie of the Year snub as motivation. I like his story from
college and how he kept overcoming crap thrown in his way. As a QB, that's the type of leader you want for your team.
But what should we be looking to as far as participants on covers.com? Yes, how will be they be ATS!!!!
In 1991, Dallas went 13-3 ats…..and Im planning on making a bunch of $$$ betting Cleveland blindly
The leadership of the Cleveland Browns is in the hands of one person.....John Dorsey....
and he knows what he is doing. He learned under two great management people in GB
(Ron wolf and Ted Thompson). I liken the current
Cleveland Browns to that of the early 90's Dallas Cowboys. 1990 Dallas went 7-9 and 4-2 in their last 6....10-6 ats
Cleveland went 5-2 in their last 7, finished 7-8-1.....10-6 ats 1991 Dallas went 11-5 and won a wildcard playoff gm.
I think that's now a plausible scenario. They have 11 draft picks and a nice core of "players". Yes, they looked bad
against the good teams on their schedule, but starting when Baker Mayfield took over in game 3 vs the Jets, they were 7-7 with a rookie QB and much better when they got rid of the head coach. But lets discuss a few intangibles....do you think Steve Wilks was the problem in Arizona? I don't....and many other teams wanted him to be their DC....Cleveland got him.
OC Todd Monken presided over the #1 passing game and the #3 offense overall in 2018 with TB....but Im more impressed
with the work he did with Southern Mississippi.
Lastly, while he didn't deserve it, Baker Mayfield will use the rookie of the Year snub as motivation. I like his story from
college and how he kept overcoming crap thrown in his way. As a QB, that's the type of leader you want for your team.
But what should we be looking to as far as participants on covers.com? Yes, how will be they be ATS!!!!
In 1991, Dallas went 13-3 ats…..and Im planning on making a bunch of $$$ betting Cleveland blindly
The leadership of the Cleveland Browns is in the hands of one person.....John Dorsey....
and he knows what he is doing. He learned under two great management people in GB
(Ron wolf and Ted Thompson). I liken the current
Cleveland Browns to that of the early 90's Dallas Cowboys. 1990 Dallas went 7-9 and 4-2 in their last 6....10-6 ats
Cleveland went 5-2 in their last 7, finished 7-8-1.....10-6 ats 1991 Dallas went 11-5 and won a wildcard playoff gm.
I think that's now a plausible scenario. They have 11 draft picks and a nice core of "players". Yes, they looked bad
against the good teams on their schedule, but starting when Baker Mayfield took over in game 3 vs the Jets, they were 7-7 with a rookie QB and much better when they got rid of the head coach. But lets discuss a few intangibles....do you think Steve Wilks was the problem in Arizona? I don't....and many other teams wanted him to be their DC....Cleveland got him.
OC Todd Monken presided over the #1 passing game and the #3 offense overall in 2018 with TB....but Im more impressed
with the work he did with Southern Mississippi.
Lastly, while he didn't deserve it, Baker Mayfield will use the rookie of the Year snub as motivation. I like his story from
college and how he kept overcoming crap thrown in his way. As a QB, that's the type of leader you want for your team.
But what should we be looking to as far as participants on covers.com? Yes, how will be they be ATS!!!!
In 1991, Dallas went 13-3 ats…..and Im planning on making a bunch of $$$ betting Cleveland blindly
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