Did they really lose most of their OL and some depth, their entire DL, half the secondary, and their entire ST unit? That's crazy for a non-job-change situation
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Edit: Just read the rules. Players could leave but we would be way behind in finding someone
They finally ran out of Covid eligibility.
I think their offense will improve as their line has time to gel- they return some experience at the skill positions. Looks like they’ve decided NOT to blow their load on damaged goods at QB this offseason. Volume-wise, this is the hardest they’ve ever hit the transfer market. I’d anticipate both offenses to play sloppy in weeks 1-2. Anything’s possible in El Assico.
Their defense and ST are absolutely gutted with the unexpected departures of Entringer & Dakin. The DL 2nd stringers have seen some action and they’ll probably be good, but not elite. LB & secondary have a lot to replace. Phil Parker has proven he knows what he’s doing, though. I’m thinking maybe our best offense would be turning Raynor loose with some creative scrambling.
It’ll be interesting to see if they can continue to flip the field with special teams this season. That’s been their best weapon lately.
Kid out of NDSU. He’ll probably be amazing. They always luck out there. Iowa could put a three-legged dog on scholarship and it’d be on the Groza watchlist.
Michigan running back Bryson Kuzdzal who visited here has withdrawn from the portal and will remain at Michigan.
Plus….Im pretty reasonably sure that CJFR understand the importance of beating the Freaking Hawks!!!
But how many would have followed him to the Browns???
Browns trying to be the Best Version of Themselves….
The Cleveland Brown's wanted candidates to write essays and take psych evals and such. Plus the new coach had to agree to retain the DC Jim Schwartz. In addition, the new coach gets saddled with Sheduer. The Brown's found their guy in Todd Moncken- they were never going to get a top level coach.
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The Cleveland Browns are using an unusually intensive search process in order to find a replacement for Kevin Stefanski, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero.
Interviewing to be the Browns next head coach involves writing a multi-part essay and taking a personality test, Pelissero said in a Friday appearance on the Rich Eisen Show.
"The Browns' search process and interview process, which they have run a number of times, is unlike any other in the NFL," Pelissero said. "And it plays to certain types of candidates. They are a data-driven operation in Cleveland, and so they spend an extraordinary amount of time gathering data on their coaching candidates."
Former commit Ethan Beckman committed to North Dakota. That should be the last of the decommits. Still a few transfer portal guys left.
Cincinnati sues ex-QB Brendan Sorsby for $1 million buyout after transfer to Texas Tech
One of the portal's top-rated players is facing a lawsuit from his former school
www.cbssports.com
Expect to see a lot more of this.Cincinnati sues ex-QB Brendan Sorsby for $1 million buyout after transfer to Texas Tech
One of the portal's top-rated players is facing a lawsuit from his former school
Hopefully Cincy wins.
I also image this will lead to players only willing to sign single season contracts.
If Cincy does not win then, "Turn out the lights the party is over." In my opinion.
