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If you think a new OC is going to be the reason any QB gets drafted then your an idiot.

 

Your an idiot for assuming i thought anything, i simply said he likes mobile QBs i do not think he will make the selection but he will be dicussing the outcome as well as Shurmur and Holmgren and Jauron..Im sure there will be tons of Scouts giving there opinons as well but Heckert will make the final call

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i don't like Shurmer, but i do like the fact that both of his coordinators are former Head Coaches. All of that experience and their input can only help.

 

Actually, add Defensive Assistant Ray Rhodes to that list. He is also a former NFL Head Coach. Give all that experience & a 3rd straight solid draft a full training camp & that ain't bad. I like the way we're headed.

Mike

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Actually, add Defensive Assistant Ray Rhodes to that list. He is also a former NFL Head Coach. Give all that experience & a 3rd straight solid draft a full training camp & that ain't bad. I like the way we're headed.

Mike

 

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THIS.. I was going to post this exact post. The browns have a ton of experience on their staff, I see this team most definitely heading in the right direction. Kudos

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Wow. This sure is a ruthless board. I just can't believe what I'm reading. Whatever happened to "Welcome New Guy, we wish you the best". Who wants to be judged by their history? Life is about the next opportunity and using what you've learned to make yourself better.

 

Personally, I like the decision. Shermer said all along that he wasn't prepared to give up the play calling responsibilities. At least now he's got someone who is a WCO OC and can work on preparing the team while the HC concentrates on his duties. And I like the band of coaches with HC experience. They can all work together to make each other better.

 

There are going to be some surprises in 2012. I think come September, we'll be excited to see a far superior product executing on the field.

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Chilly was an excellent hire imho, we now have 4 head coaches running this team (counting coach holmgren) and with that we for once arguably have one of the most experienced coaching staffs in the nfl..

 

To make a point last year i wasnt big on the jauron hire due to his failure as the HC of the lions however i have become a big fan of him as our DC and love the way the guy runs things on D, he is not afraid to play risk and go man on man or to attempt to utilize what he has to work with expecting even the bench warmers to fill in and do the job as described rather than to go soft and weak, unfortunately im of the opinion that jauron will eventually leave to coach again ..

 

I like the chilly hire in every way, it just makes perfect sense and now our inexperienced HC has killer experienced support and excellent advice at his fingertips on both sides of the ball with chilly and jauron at his side..

Chilly imho is a very underestimated coach just like jauron, brad took some chances to try and take the vikings over the top and it made him look bad, however if you look at the vikings while under childress he did a good job overall but perhaps he overreached in order to try and get both a starting quality QB and WR that the teams GM failed to provide in order to try and get over the top of the pile by having more than just a running game..

 

This was a solid move by the front office that is going to pay big dividends providing shurmur lets chilly and jauron carry big sticks when it comes to calling the plays, and if shurmy doesnt and we lose because of it you can expect one of these two guys to be our new head coach..

 

On gameday the best thing an ultra conservative newbie like (offensive minded) head coach can do for his team is to get the hell out of the way of the coordinators and focus on the big picture and making the right decisions at crucial points in a game while offering all out support and belief in his assistants and the players to get it done..

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To TIM COUCH PULLS OUT (alias, DUMBASS),

 

Most browns fans disagree with you. Read, study, learn, and maybe you will one day graduate from your special ed class:--)

 

Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid collaborated on a lot of play-calling over the years with new Browns offensive coordinator Brad Childress and coach Pat Shurmur, and he's confident they'll be successful together regardless of who handles that chore.

 

"Pat's a heck of a play-caller, and Brad's a heck of a play-caller, and I think that's a heck of a combination," Reid told The Plain Dealer. "Both of them can bounce things off of each other. That's what Brad did here with me, and that's what Pat did here with me. So, whether I was calling the plays or they were calling the plays, we had an open communication where we could talk and make the best of whatever situation there was.

 

They were a great combo for me here, and we sure won a lot of games with those two at the helm of my offense here, and so I wouldn't expect anything different," said Reid, who ran the same West Coast offense the Browns have in place. "They work very well together, and it's a great fit. The Cleveland Browns are getting a great person, No. 1, and a tremendous football coach. He's got a great football mind, and he has a great relationship with Pat. It's a win-win all the way around."

 

Reid cited the tremendous job Childress and Shurmur did with quarterback Donovan McNabb, who went to three Pro Bowls with Childress as quarterbacks coach and three more with Shurmur in that capacity.

 

"They did a phenomenal job with Donovan," said Reid. "Brad had Donovan when he was young, and Pat had him when he was a little older, and Brad never lost his relationship with Donovan when he became the coordinator. The two of them developed him very well. He was a great player, but they did a heck of a job with him."

 

Reid is confident they'll have the same impact on quarterback Colt McCoy, if the Browns decide to stick with him.

 

"Both of them understand it takes four years for a quarterback to fully mature or get close to full maturing in the NFL," said Reid. "It's not a bang-bang thing that happens overnight. They understand how to go through that process and how to teach quarterbacks and when to be a little tough on them and when you need to back off. They both have a great feel for that."

 

Reid said he was lucky to work with both Shurmur and Childress and that the Browns are in good hands.

 

"You hire guys that are driven and smart, and both of them fall under that category," he said. "Both of them have a great work ethic, and they understand the game, and they have a whole lot of football smarts. They're smart guys away from the football field, too, but they really know the game."

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Don't look now, but I think FINNIGAN1 is Brad Childress. He's the only person who could be so amped over this hire.

 

 

If the reason we were looking for an offensive coordinator was to relieve Shurmur of the pressure of calling plays, why bring in an offensive coordinator with no history of playcalling?

 

 

 

To me, this move reeks of a "good ol' boy" network hiring. That's not always a bad thing, except in this situation it means two things:

 

 

1) We now have two coaches on the staff who do not know how to call plays.

 

2) We will be taking RG3 in the draft.

 

 

Childress was credited with "developing" McNabb in Philly, leading him to five Pro Bowls. In Minnesota, Childress showed an affection for Tarvaris Jackson, trading up to get him in the second round, when Jackson was predicted as being a 4th round pick at the earliest.

 

I'm sure Childress sees RG3 as his next McNabb. McNabb and RG3 had very similar college careers. Granted, RG3's numbers were higher, but he attempted nearly twice as many passes as Donovan did in college. It's a safe bet that Donovan would have had very similar numbers if he played in the "pass happy" system offenses of today.

 

 

"I think you judge quarterbacks a little bit differently...When you see what you want at the quarterback position, you need to go get it. And that's exactly what I see with ____________________ is a guy that's a piece of clay, that has all the skills in terms of, No. 1, what's he look like throwing the football?...He's got a great throwing motion; he's athletic. He has all those things that we're looking for, and he's wired right."

 

Brad Childress, on...no not RG3...Tarvaris Jackson. If that's not foreshadowing then I don't know what is.

 

 

 

And FINNIGAN1, if you want to call me names try to belittle me, have the balls to do it where everyone can see. Don't personally message me insults, you pussy.

 

And stop double and triple posting, asshole.

You sure are an angry dumbass aren't you? Were you abused growing up? Poor TIM COUCH.....I feel bad for you loser.

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To TIM COUCH PULLS OUT (alias, DUMBASS),

 

Most browns fans disagree with you. Read, study, learn, and maybe you will one day graduate from your special ed class:--)

 

Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid collaborated on a lot of play-calling over the years with new Browns offensive coordinator Brad Childress and coach Pat Shurmur, and he's confident they'll be successful together regardless of who handles that chore.

 

"Pat's a heck of a play-caller, and Brad's a heck of a play-caller, and I think that's a heck of a combination," Reid told The Plain Dealer. "Both of them can bounce things off of each other. That's what Brad did here with me, and that's what Pat did here with me. So, whether I was calling the plays or they were calling the plays, we had an open communication where we could talk and make the best of whatever situation there was.

 

They were a great combo for me here, and we sure won a lot of games with those two at the helm of my offense here, and so I wouldn't expect anything different," said Reid, who ran the same West Coast offense the Browns have in place. "They work very well together, and it's a great fit. The Cleveland Browns are getting a great person, No. 1, and a tremendous football coach. He's got a great football mind, and he has a great relationship with Pat. It's a win-win all the way around."

 

Reid cited the tremendous job Childress and Shurmur did with quarterback Donovan McNabb, who went to three Pro Bowls with Childress as quarterbacks coach and three more with Shurmur in that capacity.

 

"They did a phenomenal job with Donovan," said Reid. "Brad had Donovan when he was young, and Pat had him when he was a little older, and Brad never lost his relationship with Donovan when he became the coordinator. The two of them developed him very well. He was a great player, but they did a heck of a job with him."

 

Reid is confident they'll have the same impact on quarterback Colt McCoy, if the Browns decide to stick with him.

 

"Both of them understand it takes four years for a quarterback to fully mature or get close to full maturing in the NFL," said Reid. "It's not a bang-bang thing that happens overnight. They understand how to go through that process and how to teach quarterbacks and when to be a little tough on them and when you need to back off. They both have a great feel for that."

 

Reid said he was lucky to work with both Shurmur and Childress and that the Browns are in good hands.

 

"You hire guys that are driven and smart, and both of them fall under that category," he said. "Both of them have a great work ethic, and they understand the game, and they have a whole lot of football smarts. They're smart guys away from the football field, too, but they really know the game."

 

 

So naive.

 

I bet you believe strippers like you, too.

 

 

When you grow up and stop looking at the world with wide-eyed wonderment, you'll realize that coaches always lay the compliments on thick in regards to players and other coaches. It's very rare for a coach, or anyone in a position of power, to truly speak their mind.

 

 

Until then, keep the insults coming. It's making you look great, really. The old middle school adage of trying to be a dick to get people to like you is in full effect.

 

 

 

And DUMBASS, dont send me personal messages, I dont read them anyways, and it just fills up my spam folder.

 

 

Nice.

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To TIM COUCH PULLS OUT (alias, DUMBASS),

 

Most browns fans disagree with you. Read, study, learn, and maybe you will one day graduate from your special ed class:--)

 

Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid collaborated on a lot of play-calling over the years with new Browns offensive coordinator Brad Childress and coach Pat Shurmur, and he's confident they'll be successful together regardless of who handles that chore.

 

"Pat's a heck of a play-caller, and Brad's a heck of a play-caller, and I think that's a heck of a combination," Reid told The Plain Dealer. "Both of them can bounce things off of each other. That's what Brad did here with me, and that's what Pat did here with me. So, whether I was calling the plays or they were calling the plays, we had an open communication where we could talk and make the best of whatever situation there was.

 

They were a great combo for me here, and we sure won a lot of games with those two at the helm of my offense here, and so I wouldn't expect anything different," said Reid, who ran the same West Coast offense the Browns have in place. "They work very well together, and it's a great fit. The Cleveland Browns are getting a great person, No. 1, and a tremendous football coach. He's got a great football mind, and he has a great relationship with Pat. It's a win-win all the way around."

 

Reid cited the tremendous job Childress and Shurmur did with quarterback Donovan McNabb, who went to three Pro Bowls with Childress as quarterbacks coach and three more with Shurmur in that capacity.

 

"They did a phenomenal job with Donovan," said Reid. "Brad had Donovan when he was young, and Pat had him when he was a little older, and Brad never lost his relationship with Donovan when he became the coordinator. The two of them developed him very well. He was a great player, but they did a heck of a job with him."

 

Reid is confident they'll have the same impact on quarterback Colt McCoy, if the Browns decide to stick with him.

 

"Both of them understand it takes four years for a quarterback to fully mature or get close to full maturing in the NFL," said Reid. "It's not a bang-bang thing that happens overnight. They understand how to go through that process and how to teach quarterbacks and when to be a little tough on them and when you need to back off. They both have a great feel for that."

 

Reid said he was lucky to work with both Shurmur and Childress and that the Browns are in good hands.

 

"You hire guys that are driven and smart, and both of them fall under that category," he said. "Both of them have a great work ethic, and they understand the game, and they have a whole lot of football smarts. They're smart guys away from the football field, too, but they really know the game."

 

 

So naive.

 

I bet you believe strippers like you, too.

 

 

When you grow up and stop looking at the world with wide-eyed wonderment, you'll realize that coaches always lay the compliments on thick in regards to players and other coaches. It's very rare for a coach, or anyone in a position of power, to truly speak their mind.

 

 

Until then, keep the insults coming. It's making you look great, really. The old middle school adage of trying to be a dick to get people to like you is in full effect.

 

 

 

And DUMBASS, dont send me personal messages, I dont read them anyways, and it just fills up my spam folder.

 

 

Nice.

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So naive.

 

I bet you believe strippers like you, too.

 

 

When you grow up and stop looking at the world with wide-eyed wonderment, you'll realize that coaches always lay the compliments on thick in regards to players and other coaches. It's very rare for a coach, or anyone in a position of power, to truly speak their mind.

 

 

Until then, keep the insults coming. It's making you look great, really. The old middle school adage of trying to be a dick to get people to like you is in full effect.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nice.

And a dumbass, shit for brains, loser like you knows more than Andy Reid! LOL. Dumber than I thought.

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I like the hire. He has experience and can do well with this system. Everyone needs to realize that not every coaching staff is rock stars and hall of famers.

 

Yeah, the guy fits the system. We are committed to the system. It makes great sense.

 

This is like flipping out because you don't like the Indians batting coach.

 

In the end, it's all about the players.

 

Z

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