I think Hue Jackson is gonna cry!

I think we know why Baker went low blow and taunted this guy....he was fake and a crybaby

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Amazing what happens when Haslam decided to actually rely on DePodesta instead of just paying to have him around.

Of course the Browns were in teardown mode. If Hue couldn't see that, then he has no one to blame but himself.
 
If the Brownies can continue their improvement this season and make a serious playoff push, it will be interesting to see if any other franchises try to adopt the same or similar teardown & rebuild model. Tanking for high picks isn't a new thing, but no franchise has gone about it quite as extensively as the Browns.

First few seasons really suck, but you focus on acquiring as much draft capital as possible. Shed vets to free up as much cap space as possible. They got absolutely roasted at the time for trading spots to the Eagles (Wentz) and Texans (Watson), but in the long game it's beginning to pay off.

There's overlap in the timetable but in general: Years 1-2 you acquire as many picks as you possibly can. Years 2-4 is talent acquisition mode and culture/belief building. Years 4-6 is the winning stage. Hopefully a good number of your picks have panned out (especially at QB). By this time you should have a roster loaded with highly talented, young players on their first or 2nd contracts with cap space to bring in vets for key areas of need.
 
Tharvot said:
If the Brownies can continue their improvement this season and make a serious playoff push, it will be interesting to see if any other franchises try to adopt the same or similar teardown & rebuild model. Tanking for high picks isn't a new thing, but no franchise has gone about it quite as extensively as the Browns.

First few seasons really suck, but you focus on acquiring as much draft capital as possible. Shed vets to free up as much cap space as possible. They got absolutely roasted at the time for trading spots to the Eagles (Wentz) and Texans (Watson), but in the long game it's beginning to pay off.

There's overlap in the timetable but in general: Years 1-2 you acquire as many picks as you possibly can. Years 2-4 is talent acquisition mode and culture/belief building. Years 4-6 is the winning stage. Hopefully a good number of your picks have panned out (especially at QB). By this time you should have a roster loaded with highly talented, young players on their first or 2nd contracts with cap space to bring in vets for key areas of need.
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There are a lot of moving parts to make that puzzle work even if you try your best, have a competent GM and have the right coaching staff as well. It seems the Dolphins are kinda going that route sticking with their young QB, trying to surround him, defense is very nice and loaded up but they do have veterans on big contracts. If Tua isn't the real deal they have a backup plan acquiring picks but they never had anything close to a teardown or shedding a ton of vets. Hard to make it work, gotta give it to the Browns (to this point) but they want this to be a long-term thing and that is going to be the hardest part. They have planned it out perfectly so far, just gotta make the pieces fit the puzzle now.
 
Shanemansj13 said:
There are a lot of moving parts to make that puzzle work even if you try your best, have a competent GM and have the right coaching staff as well. It seems the Dolphins are kinda going that route sticking with their young QB, trying to surround him, defense is very nice and loaded up but they do have veterans on big contracts. If Tua isn't the real deal they have a backup plan acquiring picks but they never had anything close to a teardown or shedding a ton of vets. Hard to make it work, gotta give it to the Browns (to this point) but they want this to be a long-term thing and that is going to be the hardest part. They have planned it out perfectly so far, just gotta make the pieces fit the puzzle now.
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The Dolphins' route is similar to the Browns, though they didn't have tank years nearly as bad as the Brownies did (they also had a better roster to begin with). The goal is pretty obvious: get as many picks as you can in rounds 1-4 to increase your odds of hitting on some of them.
 
...so its all CLEVELAND'S FAULT that Hue ain't got no job no more?
 
Lets just put it this way...if he went down and he was in the cartel or some gang he wouldn't last a weekend in prison
 
Wamu said:
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The worst record for a coach with one team in NFL history. Own it Hue. Don't try to put the blame on others for your awful coaching.
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Oh no, you got it all wrong....everyone from the towel boys to the owner were silently coordinating their efforts to make Hue look bad. He said so.

I hope the Browns get to the Super Bowl this year.
 
occupant said:
Oh no, you got it all wrong....everyone from the towel boys to the owner were silently coordinating their efforts to make Hue look bad. He said so.

I hope the Browns get to the Super Bowl this year.
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I gotta better chance of being named the mayor here in Boulder than the Browns making it to the SB. But hopefully they can sweep duh Steelers. And fuck cincinnati and their disgusting chili!
 
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