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Would that mean that a possible incoming guy is interested or a just in case you have to hire an interim guy he can come from your current staff. I doubt t the latter highly although, you never can guess what this crew will do...
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We have several assistants who have worked with Mike McCarthy, Josh McDaniels, and Kevin Stefanski.
McCarthy worked with James Campen, Joe Whitt, and Jeff Blasko in Green Bay.
Stefanski worked with Mike Priefer in Minnesota.
Priefer was also the special teams coordinator for McDaniels in Denver.
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Would that mean that a possible incoming guy is interested or a just in case you have to hire an interim guy he can come from your current staff. I doubt t the latter highly although, you never can guess what this crew will do... The first one.
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If you don’t believe McDaniels is ready to leave New England for a head coaching job, look no further than the detailed plan he has for staffing. Redskins offensive coordinator Kevin O’Connell is on his list, along with Colts secondary coach Jonathan Gannon, who coached in Indianapolis the last two years because he was on McDaniels’s Ohio-heavy Colts staff list. To get the Cleveland native Gannon this time around, McDaniels would, presumably, have to make him defensive coordinator.
I think McDaniels would take either the Cleveland job or the Carolina job, if things are structured right.
• O’Connell has become an interesting figure. Incoming coach Ron Rivera could keep him in D.C.—he’s under contract and has a great rapport with 22-year-old quarterback Dwayne Haskins. Or he could wind up on McDaniels’ staff (sources say he’s on the Patriots OC’s staff list). The 34-year-old O’Connell is regarded as a future head coach, with great potential as a developer of quarterbacks and as a play-caller. McDaniels coached O’Connell as a player in 2008, his rookie year in New England.
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god that staff is underwhelming
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god that staff is underwhelming I would rather have guys the head coach is comfortable with than names I recognize. Example: Kitchen/Monken/Wilks
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We have reached the point where resume's and experience mean nothing I see.
Intoducing for The Cleveland Browns, Quarterback Deshawn "The Predator" Watson. He will also be the one to choose your next head coach.
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Would that mean that a possible incoming guy is interested or a just in case you have to hire an interim guy he can come from your current staff. I doubt t the latter highly although, you never can guess what this crew will do... I think that is standard. You hire the coach and let him cut ties if he wants to bring in other people. It might hurt a few, but if they are good enough, they probably made enough to sit out a season if it came to that. Those people work in a volatile setting. All but the dumbest have set aside enough liquidity to stay afloat for a year with minimal cut backs in lifestyle. The exception would be a 1st year or two coach, but somebody with 4 or more years in the league should have plenty of emergency use funds to miss a season if it worked out that way.
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If you don’t believe McDaniels is ready to leave New England for a head coaching job, look no further than the detailed plan he has for staffing. Redskins offensive coordinator Kevin O’Connell is on his list, along with Colts secondary coach Jonathan Gannon, who coached in Indianapolis the last two years because he was on McDaniels’s Ohio-heavy Colts staff list. To get the Cleveland native Gannon this time around, McDaniels would, presumably, have to make him defensive coordinator.
I think McDaniels would take either the Cleveland job or the Carolina job, if things are structured right.
• O’Connell has become an interesting figure. Incoming coach Ron Rivera could keep him in D.C.—he’s under contract and has a great rapport with 22-year-old quarterback Dwayne Haskins. Or he could wind up on McDaniels’ staff (sources say he’s on the Patriots OC’s staff list). The 34-year-old O’Connell is regarded as a future head coach, with great potential as a developer of quarterbacks and as a play-caller. McDaniels coached O’Connell as a player in 2008, his rookie year in New England.
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I see Garrett is interviewing (or perspectively) for NYG OC
"First down inside the 10. A score here will put us in the Super Bowl. Cooper is far to the left as Njoku settles into the slot. Moore is flanked out wide to the right. Chubb and Ford are split in the backfield as Watson takes the snap ... Here we go."
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Former Browns assistant coach Scott Turner.
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Preifer? If I'm the Browns, I follow up and recommend Amos Jones. 
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I'm pretty sure that Mike Priefer was McDaniels' ST coordinator in Denver.
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I'm pretty sure that Mike Priefer was McDaniels' ST coordinator in Denver. He was. I don't know if that should be viewed as a positive or a negative.
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I'm pretty sure that Mike Priefer was McDaniels' ST coordinator in Denver. He was. I don't know if that should be viewed as a positive or a negative. Just checked Wiki - it looks like Fox kept him onboard after McD was fired.
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I'm pretty sure that Mike Priefer was McDaniels' ST coordinator in Denver. He was. I don't know if that should be viewed as a positive or a negative. Just checked Wiki - it looks like Fox kept him onboard after McD was fired. Right. I'm just saying that McDaniels was a bit of a douche in Denver.
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The great Bill "Chuckles" Belichick was a DB when he was in Cleveland, and I don't mean Defensive Back.
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Re: McDaniel's potential DC...
I don't see any of those Colts guys that were supposed to coach with him come anywhere near him again. I mean, it's one thing for us Browns fans to hold what he did to Indy against him, but the people that made up the staff that ended up coaching w/o him....
There is no level of sucking we haven't seen; in fact, I'm pretty sure we hold the patents on a few levels of sucking NOBODY had seen until the past few years.
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Joe Judge aint coming and he was to be his ST coordinator in Indy.
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O’Connell was going to be his OC in Indy.
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Hiring Schwartz would not surprise me at all.
He has been in the league a long time and is still young. He has had a lot of valuable experience. Knows Cleveland and could be a very good head coach.
I don't hold his Detroit record against him. He has been a very good DC and that experience as a head coach is good to have had.
He is as good or better than any of the others being considered.
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I agree. Life is backwards from how we are brought up.
In school you are taught lessons to take a test. In life you are tested to teach you lessons.
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Hiring Schwartz would not surprise me at all.
He has been in the league a long time and is still young. He has had a lot of valuable experience. Knows Cleveland and could be a very good head coach.
I don't hold his Detroit record against him. He has been a very good DC and that experience as a head coach is good to have had.
He is as good or better than any of the others being considered.
I would be 'comfortable' with JS, moreso than with McDaniels...
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He is as good or better than any of the others being considered.
More to the point, we'll go just as wrong with any of them, so he's as valid as any other.
Browns is the Browns
... there goes Joe Thomas, the best there ever was in this game.
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Come on man. You can't fall to the dark side.
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I agree. Life is backwards from how we are brought up.
In school you are taught lessons to take a test. In life you are tested to teach you lessons. Is life backwards or is the way we are brought up backwards?
Don't blame the clown for acting like a clown.
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How can we have assistant coach rumors WHEN WE DON"T HAVE A COACH? Do YOU think any coach hired will want Haslam to tell him who his assistants will be? OMG...
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How can we have assistant coach rumors WHEN WE DON"T HAVE A COACH? Do YOU think any coach hired will want Haslam to tell him who his assistants will be? OMG... Maybe so the new coach can interview them? If said coach is still in the playoffs, they may want to keep them around until he can talk to them.
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After Priefer I'm not sure I care. I like Priefer. In his end of season presser, Bitonio sung Campin's praises after the final game. He also said many positives about the Assistant OL coaches saying they were "the best he has worked with and he hopes they stay". Personally, I think that is a very serious endorsement that should be heard and highly considered when moving forward.
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Come on man. You can't fall to the dark side. Sorry man, but I have zero faith or trust that anything will ever change with this franchise. They're just going to keep swirling the crap a different way to make it seem different and build hope in people's wallets.
Browns is the Browns
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After Priefer I'm not sure I care. I like Priefer. In his end of season presser, Bitonio sung Campin's praises after the final game. He also said many positives about the Assistant OL coaches saying they were "the best he has worked with and he hopes they stay". Personally, I think that is a very serious endorsement that should be heard and highly considered when moving forward. That's great and all, but I really hope there's more thought going into blocking interviews right now than a single player singing praises. Blocking interviews and reducing opportunities to jump onto a ship that isn't already sunk just because there's an outside chance the new guy might like you enough to keep you would be really really crappy.
There is no level of sucking we haven't seen; in fact, I'm pretty sure we hold the patents on a few levels of sucking NOBODY had seen until the past few years.
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New Giants coach Joe Judge is expected to speak with former Browns head coach Freddie Kitchens about a spot on his offensive staff, per source. The two worked together at Mississippi State. https://twitter.com/JordanRaanan/status/1215309696921370624
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