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Depodesta has been at the center of ever coach and management problem since he was hired by the Browns.

It's the Moneyball man that Haslam's full support...yet what the hell has Depo done to help the Browns build a winning team.

He has been a part time hire for 4 yrs, with him and wife preferring to spend their time San Diego starting a new business in 2012, the year Haslam hired him to work in Cleveland.

Depodesta's record speaks for itself...what does he do other than create conflict within the Browns front office.

This franchise has become nothing but a toy for Jimmy and Depo to play with.

The Browns do not need two GMs...Depodesta needs to be fired.


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I don't think Depo wants to be a GM .. I think he is doing the job the job he was hired for .. to offer alternate ideas. He did not think Freddie was ready. He was right. He thought someone else was a better choice, we will never know because the choice was not made. Dorsey dug his own grave with Freddie. If he had stayed with William's or gone to McCarthy last year.. we could very well have been in the playoffs. Hind sight is 20/20 .. now we have to move on.


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Tell us what depo does to improve the Browns performance on the field.


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Originally Posted By: mac
Tell us what depo does to improve the Browns performance on the field.


what did dorsey do? we were worse this year


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Let’s wait to see it play out ... let’s see what coach signs up and what the structure is. IMO, this probably means Stefansky will be here


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32...Depo is Haslam's preferred GM...

Everytime Haslam blows up the team...Depo is always retained...yet fans can tell us what he does for the Browns.

Everytime there is a change, it seems that Depodesta is wanting more control.


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Originally Posted By: mac
Tell us what depo does to improve the Browns performance on the field.


Analytics bro. Duh.

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Tell us what depo does to improve the Browns performance on the field.


Analytics bro. Duh.


Duh.


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32...Depo is Haslam's preferred GM...

Everytime Haslam blows up the team...Depo is always retained...yet fans can tell us what he does for the Browns.

Everytime there is a change, it seems that Depodesta is wanting more control.



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Originally Posted By: mac
Haslam needs to be fired.


FIFY


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Depo came in with Sashi. so there has really only been one blowup with a GM that Depo has been part of, because as far as I know, Depo did not advocate dumping Sashi. In this situation, there is no proof, no quotes, no witnesses to Depo advocating dumping Dorsey. Everything is board conjecture. Dorsey hitched his cart to Freddie, and Freddie burned down the stable.. Cart included.

Haslam, as a result wanted to restructure the Front Office. How so .. we do not know, all we know was Dorsey did not want to do it that way, did not want to give up total control. We do not know what proposal Haslam had, just that Dorsey did not like it and there was supposedly a mutual parting of the ways. Saying Depo was the hatchet man who instigated the whole thing is a huge stretch. As far as I can see, Dorsey dug his own grave.

For what it's worth, I thought Dorsey deserved 1 more year, but with a coaching search going on, Haslam wanted the freedom of not being locked into Dorsey being the only decision maker, and Dorsey did not want to give up power. Who is left to turn to ? Elliot Wolfe and Depo are the only experienced hands on deck. So now we wait and see...


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Originally Posted By: mac
Depodesta has been at the center of ever coach and management problem since he was hired by the Browns.

It's the Moneyball man that Haslam's full support...yet what the hell has Depo done to help the Browns build a winning team.

He has been a part time hire for 4 yrs, with him and wife preferring to spend their time San Diego starting a new business in 2012, the year Haslam hired him to work in Cleveland.

Depodesta's record speaks for itself...what does he do other than create conflict within the Browns front office.

This franchise has become nothing but a toy for Jimmy and Depo to play with.

The Browns do not need two GMs...Depodesta needs to be fired.


I'll say it: maybe DePo is the one who needs to stay and everyone else needs to go?

Out of the 4 years that you bemoan, how many of them did Haslam or anyone else in the organization actually stick to the structure he was hired to put in place? We know that for at least the last 2 years he's earned the right to say "I told you so" when it comes to HC. Or maybe more accurately "I told you that you shouldn't".

Say what you will about Jimmy being fickle, or Dorsey's ego being before the team... there is nothing out there to date that shows DePo as being anything other than the lone consistent variable in Berea (even when he's not in Berea) over the last 4 years.


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Depodesta's very first draft pick...drafted a 5-10, 180lb WR with small hands (9") out of Baylor. Baylor plays in a league that is not known for their defensive play. It is a pass happy conference that produces good stats, though.

Coleman was known for his speed and track skills...but as a WR in the NFL some warned that Coleman had suspect hands and a problem with dropped passes, especially over the middle...

...anyone know the significance of a WR who drops passes over the middle?

...here is a clue..analytics will not identify why a WR might have a high rate of dropped passes, especially over the middle.

While Coleman's stats might have tipped the scale in favor of drafting Coleman as the best prospect, the negatives that some pointed out turned out to be "spot on".

Turns out that some of the draft scouts nailed it in their assessment of Coleman as a NFL prospect...Depodesta blew his first ever draft pick, big time.

...analytics, huh?

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Originally Posted By: mac
Depodesta's very first draft pick...drafted a 5-10, 180lb WR with small hands (9") out of Baylor. Baylor plays in a league that is not known for their defensive play. It is a pass happy conference that produces good stats, though.

Coleman was known for his speed and track skills...but as a WR in the NFL some warned that Coleman had suspect hands and a problem with dropped passes, especially over the middle.

While Coleman's stats might have tipped the scale in favor of drafting Coleman as the best prospect, the negatives that some pointed out turned out to be "spot on".

Turns out that some of the draft scouts nailed it in their assessment of Coleman as a NFL prospect...Depodesta blew his first ever draft pick, big time.

...analytics, huh?


Corey Coleman just hasn't got the right opportunity. Give it time.

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Originally Posted By: mac
Depodesta's very first draft pick...drafted a 5-10, 180lb WR with small hands (9") out of Baylor. Baylor plays in a league that is not known for their defensive play. It is a pass happy conference that produces good stats, though.

Coleman was known for his speed and track skills...but as a WR in the NFL some warned that Coleman had suspect hands and a problem with dropped passes, especially over the middle...

...anyone know the significance of a WR who drops passes over the middle?

...here is a clue..analytics will not identify why a WR might have a high rate of dropped passes, especially over the middle.

While Coleman's stats might have tipped the scale in favor of drafting Coleman as the best prospect, the negatives that some pointed out turned out to be "spot on".

Turns out that some of the draft scouts nailed it in their assessment of Coleman as a NFL prospect...Depodesta blew his first ever draft pick, big time.

...analytics, huh?


Is that the same first draft DePo was pretty much just an observer?

So no, it wasn't his pick was it?


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Depodesta's very first draft pick...drafted a 5-10, 180lb WR with small hands (9") out of Baylor. Baylor plays in a league that is not known for their defensive play. It is a pass happy conference that produces good stats, though.

Coleman was known for his speed and track skills...but as a WR in the NFL some warned that Coleman had suspect hands and a problem with dropped passes, especially over the middle...

...anyone know the significance of a WR who drops passes over the middle?

...here is a clue..analytics will not identify why a WR might have a high rate of dropped passes, especially over the middle.

While Coleman's stats might have tipped the scale in favor of drafting Coleman as the best prospect, the negatives that some pointed out turned out to be "spot on".

Turns out that some of the draft scouts nailed it in their assessment of Coleman as a NFL prospect...Depodesta blew his first ever draft pick, big time.

...analytics, huh?


Is that the same first draft DePo was pretty much just an observer?

So no, it wasn't his pick was it?



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Originally Posted By: mac
Tell us what depo does to improve the Browns performance on the field.


call the plays...oh wait he doesn't.

Calls the defense...oh wait he doesn't.

Makes the draft picks on draft day...Oh wait he doesn't

mac at his usual the sky is falling self...lol laugh

crazy


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https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland-brow...pdate-141363809

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The Cleveland Browns shook the sporting landscape earlier this year when they hired a 'baseball guy' by the name of Paul DePodesta to serve as their Chief Strategy Officer. Many criticized the decision due his lack of football experience. With the 2016 NFL Draft approaching, it was unclear what role DePodesta would serve in the process. According to Mark Dominik of ESPN, the Harvard graduate will serve only as an observer during his inaugural draft opportunity. "


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https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland-brow...pdate-141363809

(Photo: Vice Sports)

The Cleveland Browns shook the sporting landscape earlier this year when they hired a 'baseball guy' by the name of Paul DePodesta to serve as their Chief Strategy Officer. Many criticized the decision due his lack of football experience. With the 2016 NFL Draft approaching, it was unclear what role DePodesta would serve in the process. According to Mark Dominik of ESPN, the Harvard graduate will serve only as an observer during his inaugural draft opportunity. "



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https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland-brow...pdate-141363809

(Photo: Vice Sports)

The Cleveland Browns shook the sporting landscape earlier this year when they hired a 'baseball guy' by the name of Paul DePodesta to serve as their Chief Strategy Officer. Many criticized the decision due his lack of football experience. With the 2016 NFL Draft approaching, it was unclear what role DePodesta would serve in the process. According to Mark Dominik of ESPN, the Harvard graduate will serve only as an observer during his inaugural draft opportunity. "



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Paul Depodesta is just a guy who offers analytical data into the discussion about who the team acquires. He just one of many voices in the input and discussion.

Depodesta is NOT the reason Dorsey is gone, Haslam is. Haslam is the cancer thatr can't leave things alone.

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Now Depodesta made the draft picks?

I can't wait until next year when we decide it was someone else we didn't like who made the draft picks.

Perhaps it's Baker Mayfield who made the Corey Coleman pick?

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Originally Posted By: eotab
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Tell us what depo does to improve the Browns performance on the field.


call the plays...oh wait he doesn't.

Calls the defense...oh wait he doesn't.

Makes the draft picks on draft day...Oh wait he doesn't

mac at his usual the sky is falling self...lol laugh

crazy


So he really has no impact but he stays anyway? Brilliant!


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Originally Posted By: eotab
Originally Posted By: mac
Tell us what depo does to improve the Browns performance on the field.


call the plays...oh wait he doesn't.

Calls the defense...oh wait he doesn't.

Makes the draft picks on draft day...Oh wait he doesn't

mac at his usual the sky is falling self...lol laugh

crazy


EO...just bringing up a fact that no one can tell us what Depo does to improve the play on the field?

Your response is typical...you never really considered the fact that Haslam treats Depodesta as his "personal GM".

When it comes time to make changes, Depo is always safe...kind of like he is the teachers pet.

Also, Depodesta is still just parttime.


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Every GM that Haslam hires will have Depodesta looking over his shoulder and running to the boss when he has something to share.

It just seems as though everything Depo does improves his standing in the franchise..at least with the Haslam bunch.

Everytime the Browns start firing coaches and GMs..Depodesta is rewarded with more authority over management.


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Every GM that Haslam hires will have Depodesta looking over his shoulder and running to the boss when he has something to share.


San Diego to Cleveland is a far run.

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Everytime the Browns start firing coaches and GMs..Depodesta is rewarded with more authority over management.


Except for last year when John Dorsey ran everything, I agree with you.

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I’m not reading all the posts in this thread so this might have been said already but what if... depodesta has been the only one advising against all these colossally inane moves all these years and Haslam is finally waking up to it? I’m actually not saying this is likely but I don’t know, neither do you. I have heard that he was against the Kitchens hire, which was definitely the right position imo. Insinuating he’s some kind of master mind, black hand without any actual data other than he’s the only common thread and he’s an analytics guy. Neither of which is actual anything to go on.




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That's what he's runnin' with.


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mac, your anger is misguided. It's not Depo you should be mad at or is the cause of the upheaval. It's Haslam.

I suspect that Haslam and Depo can coexist with a commitment to analytics. I suspect that Haslam and Dorsey could coexist with a traditional football approach. Depo and Dorsey don't ride the fence. Haslam does. He is and continues to be the worst owners in sports. He creates the conflict by inviting it into the building.


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Originally Posted By: mac
Depodesta has been at the center of ever coach and management problem since he was hired by the Browns.

It's the Moneyball man that Haslam's full support...yet what the hell has Depo done to help the Browns build a winning team.

He has been a part time hire for 4 yrs, with him and wife preferring to spend their time San Diego starting a new business in 2012, the year Haslam hired him to work in Cleveland.

Depodesta's record speaks for itself...what does he do other than create conflict within the Browns front office.

This franchise has become nothing but a toy for Jimmy and Depo to play with.

The Browns do not need two GMs...Depodesta needs to be fired.




I disagree. He seems to be the only sensible one in the bunch.

He didn't hire Freddie. He didn't trade Zeitler. He didn't draft Corbett.

Just look at the facts. We'd be far better off had Depo been leading the FO.

Dorsey sucked. Plus, the guy was dim. All you had to do was listen to him talk to tell he wasn't very sharp. But, he was a "football" guy....or should I say a "foobal" guy? Heeeeeuuuuug.


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Originally Posted By: Ballpeen
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Depodesta has been at the center of ever coach and management problem since he was hired by the Browns.

It's the Moneyball man that Haslam's full support...yet what the hell has Depo done to help the Browns build a winning team.

He has been a part time hire for 4 yrs, with him and wife preferring to spend their time San Diego starting a new business in 2012, the year Haslam hired him to work in Cleveland.

Depodesta's record speaks for itself...what does he do other than create conflict within the Browns front office.

This franchise has become nothing but a toy for Jimmy and Depo to play with.

The Browns do not need two GMs...Depodesta needs to be fired.




I disagree. He seems to be the only sensible one in the bunch.

He didn't hire Freddie. He didn't trade Zeitler. He didn't draft Corbett.

Just look at the facts. We'd be far better off had Depo been leading the FO.

Dorsey sucked. Plus, the guy was dim. All you had to do was listen to him talk to tell he wasn't very sharp. But, he was a "football" guy....or should I say a "foobal" guy? Heeeeeuuuuug.


Extremely disagree.

Dorsey is the sole reason we have the team we have now.

Whether you like to admit it or not.

His loss is huge. We may never get a GM of his caliber again.

Depo is a non factor in any of that, despite you trying to make it his imaginary job.

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Depodesta has been at the center of ever coach and management problem since he was hired by the Browns.

It's the Moneyball man that Haslam's full support...yet what the hell has Depo done to help the Browns build a winning team.

He has been a part time hire for 4 yrs, with him and wife preferring to spend their time San Diego starting a new business in 2012, the year Haslam hired him to work in Cleveland.

Depodesta's record speaks for itself...what does he do other than create conflict within the Browns front office.

This franchise has become nothing but a toy for Jimmy and Depo to play with.

The Browns do not need two GMs...Depodesta needs to be fired.




I disagree. He seems to be the only sensible one in the bunch.

He didn't hire Freddie. He didn't trade Zeitler. He didn't draft Corbett.

Just look at the facts. We'd be far better off had Depo been leading the FO.

Dorsey sucked. Plus, the guy was dim. All you had to do was listen to him talk to tell he wasn't very sharp. But, he was a "football" guy....or should I say a "foobal" guy? Heeeeeuuuuug.


Extremely disagree.

Dorsey is the sole reason we have the team we have now.

Whether you like to admit it or not.

His loss is huge. We may never get a GM of his calibre again.

Depo is a non factor in any of that, despite you trying to make it his imaginary job.




Is that extremely, or extremely, extremely disagree? Sorry sister, just making a joke.


Our team is worse than last years. Do you mean that team Dorsey built?


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Rish...here is my opinion of Depo...he is Haslam's butt boy, ready to spread his brand of bs everytime he gets together with the boss.

Depodesta is going to continue to create friction in the front office as he and Jimmy evaluate the performance of the coaches and management, while NO ONE EVALUATES Depodesta and Haslam.

Having Depodesta tattling on everyone else to Haslam enables Haslam to continue to keep his grimy fingers all over the football side of the franchise.


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Depodesta has been at the center of ever coach and management problem since he was hired by the Browns.

It's the Moneyball man that Haslam's full support...yet what the hell has Depo done to help the Browns build a winning team.

He has been a part time hire for 4 yrs, with him and wife preferring to spend their time San Diego starting a new business in 2012, the year Haslam hired him to work in Cleveland.

Depodesta's record speaks for itself...what does he do other than create conflict within the Browns front office.

This franchise has become nothing but a toy for Jimmy and Depo to play with.

The Browns do not need two GMs...Depodesta needs to be fired.




I disagree. He seems to be the only sensible one in the bunch.

He didn't hire Freddie. He didn't trade Zeitler. He didn't draft Corbett.

Just look at the facts. We'd be far better off had Depo been leading the FO.

Dorsey sucked. Plus, the guy was dim. All you had to do was listen to him talk to tell he wasn't very sharp. But, he was a "football" guy....or should I say a "foobal" guy? Heeeeeuuuuug.


Extremely disagree.

Dorsey is the sole reason we have the team we have now.

Whether you like to admit it or not.

His loss is huge. We may never get a GM of his calibre again.

Depo is a non factor in any of that, despite you trying to make it his imaginary job.




Is that extremely, or extremely, extremely disagree? Sorry sister, just making a joke.


Our team is worse than last years. Do you mean that team Dorsey built?


Would you prefer to go back to the team we had pre-Dorsey? I think not.

Oh Hey, let's start Tyrod and let Baker sit.

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Mac, I value your opinion.

Dorsey built a team that looked like bumbling idiots out there. Depo didn't.


You don't think we looked like a real football team with real football players


Do you?.


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Mac, I value your opinion.

Dorsey built a team that looked like bumbling idiots out there. Depo didn't.


You don't think we looked like a real football team with real football players


Do you?.


Did Dorsey coach the team? Nope. The bumbling is the result of the coaches.

Did Dorsey hire the coach? Yep. So he failed. They should have worked it out last year.

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Originally Posted By: Ballpeen
Originally Posted By: EveDawg
Originally Posted By: Ballpeen
Originally Posted By: mac
Depodesta has been at the center of ever coach and management problem since he was hired by the Browns.

It's the Moneyball man that Haslam's full support...yet what the hell has Depo done to help the Browns build a winning team.

He has been a part time hire for 4 yrs, with him and wife preferring to spend their time San Diego starting a new business in 2012, the year Haslam hired him to work in Cleveland.

Depodesta's record speaks for itself...what does he do other than create conflict within the Browns front office.

This franchise has become nothing but a toy for Jimmy and Depo to play with.

The Browns do not need two GMs...Depodesta needs to be fired.




I disagree. He seems to be the only sensible one in the bunch.

He didn't hire Freddie. He didn't trade Zeitler. He didn't draft Corbett.

Just look at the facts. We'd be far better off had Depo been leading the FO.

Dorsey sucked. Plus, the guy was dim. All you had to do was listen to him talk to tell he wasn't very sharp. But, he was a "football" guy....or should I say a "foobal" guy? Heeeeeuuuuug.


Extremely disagree.

Dorsey is the sole reason we have the team we have now.

Whether you like to admit it or not.

His loss is huge. We may never get a GM of his calibre again.

Depo is a non factor in any of that, despite you trying to make it his imaginary job.




Is that extremely, or extremely, extremely disagree? Sorry sister, just making a joke.


Our team is worse than last years. Do you mean that team Dorsey built?


Would you prefer to go back to the team we had pre-Dorsey? I think not.

Oh Hey, let's start Tyrod and let Baker sit.




Then he messed up. He brought in OBJ and hand selected Freddie as his head coach of choice.

You are a businesswomen, the choices you make matter. If you choose a simpleton to lead your team, you are a simpleton as well.


If everybody had like minds, we would never learn.

GM Strong




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