This is gonna be a looooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooong off-season.
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Browns Replacement Coach Official Thread. Could CMC be the man?
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LOL. Going to the Browns won't destroy his career, even if he doesn't win a game.
Browns have a talented, young roster. Not sure why people think he'd ruin his career by going there.
This times 1000. They have a good gm and front office, potential franchise QB, and a lot of young weapons on offense. Of all the NFL jobs likely to come open this offseason it's the most attractive.
So a few contradictory things...
People who say the Browns are a career killer (but Iowa State was not) need to look in the mirror.
People also said Hoiberg could have great young talent with the Bulls, too. That didn't work out so well.
People who say the Browns are a career killer (but Iowa State was not) need to look in the mirror.
People also said Hoiberg could have great young talent with the Bulls, too. That didn't work out so well.
He and his family love it here in Ames. He knows hes building something special here. Hes not going anywhere. Have you ever been to Cleveland?
When you’re stuck praying for **** schedules to have any sort of success, because your team is stale, and living on arrogance of self perceived importance, you have to try hope other schools stay ******. That becomes more important when these places hire the right guy, and know that they have more buzz in 3 years than you’ve had in 10, other than being called a fake ID.
Right cyliam?
You realize he's from that area right? You speak like what you're saying is fact, when indeed it isn't.
It's probably too early to call him anan elite coach. He is without question an elite candidate for a big time college or NFL job. He's young, has a good skill set, and has a good looking resume.
My larger point is that even if he goes to Cleveland and falls on his face it's not a career killer. Take a look at the last several coaches who tested the NFL waters and failed and see where they are now. Compare that to guys who failed to successfully transition from a smaller school to an elite college job and it's evident that going to Cleveland is a much smaller career risk than going to OSU or ND.
So what you are saying is perhaps shitting on Campbells boyhood home isn't the best strategy to keep him?
"Learn not to stay so long." After Campbell tells him how much he's learned from him. Basically telling him not to keep coaching until you're almost 80.
I work with a couple guys from Cleveland, they both are completely dead set that the Browns will never be good. Too many problems in management and the city itself.
It depends on what you are asking. If you are picking one guy to be the head of your program right now going forward there's no question he's the best guy. If you are looking at an overall resume there is no question he's not as accomplished yet as Ferentz.
Anyone talk about Bruce Arians yet?
https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland...terest-Cleveland-Browns-head-coach-125312468/
https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland...terest-Cleveland-Browns-head-coach-125312468/
