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Do you believe Hue Jackson is a quarterback expert? single choice
	No, what has happened in Cleveland is proof he's not
	Browns haven't given him enough to work with, impossible to tell
	Yes, Hue still has that QB magic
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I'm going with no. We must use Occam's Razor (the simplest explanation possible) to analyze this. Occam's Razor dictates to look at the facts.

The times he's actively tried to get a guy or explicitly signed off (Palmer, RGIII, Kessler, Kizer) they've failed.

The times he's come into a situation with a QB chosen for him (Dalton) he's done well.

Now maybe it will work. It seems that the GM gets final say over Hue.

At the same time, maybe he's best suited for OC to help groom a QB? That's how he got Dalton to produce.

Nice to split two no choices but only provide one yes choice, that ought to help the yes's out.

Maybe he is a Qb expert, maybe that's why he can't win a blasted game, maybe he's trying to rely too much on his expertise.

He had 6 qb's here and couldn't whisper one of them up to win more than a single game in 32 tries.

Went with who knows... he's had crap to work with.... can't turn a pile of crap into a NFL qb.... maybe he's not a whisper but I think he I still a good qb coach.... let's hope we can get some more talent

I don't think he's the most qualified guy in the NFL on QB's..

But I do believe he has a very good offensive mind, and I think he's good with quarterbacks.

However, there is a huge difference between being good overall with the offense, and being a leader of 53+ men, and a staff of coaches, all of whom are counting on you to make them successful in a league where a lot of these guys aren't guaranteed anything other than their current season.

It's an insanely hard and demanding job, and there are only 32 of them in the world. I don't even know if there are 32 guys good enough for those positions.

I hope I am wrong, but I don't think Hue is good enough for the job, and this is coming from someone who believed in him for a long time.

The front office is banking on him showing all of us wrong once the talent level catches up to some of these other teams.

I thought as the season went on last year, Hue Jackson put Deshone Kizer in better position to make plays. I'll give him that. Decision making and accuracy didn't really improve, and I think accuracy isn't on Jackson, that's on Kizer, and his own personal deveopment. The decision making I think you can put some of that on the coach. It's his job to make his decision making better, especially with how young and raw Kizer is. There's room for improvement with young guys, and we should have seen more.

No. His handling of Kizer was about as bad as it gets. There was nothing good about that.

Same reason why I said no. How he handled all the qbs from Kizer, Hogan and Kessler since his time here has been strange and surely destroying of one(s) confidence in themselves as opposed to helping them prosper. The improvement displayed has been minimal.

As stated above, he's worked with six and couldn't get much wins. Noone is saying he had the best to work with, but sheesh.