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I don't know about that. What if McVay goes 15-1 or something ridiculous like that? Then he's in consideration, too. So aren't other guys. It's too early to make concrete declarations.
Anyone that had a record of 1-32-1 going into last night should have his named mentioned as "Coach of the ______"...ever. He's an ######.
No...he was just the coach who let an injured kicker play when he must have known he was hurt. But if he didn't know, how the hell does a HC not know about injuries on his team?!? Either way is a bad look for a HC - and definitely not a COY candidate.
Agreed lol.No...he was just the coach who let an injured kicker play when he must have known he was hurt. But if he didn't know, how the hell does a HC not know about injuries on his team?!? Either way is a bad look for a HC - and definitely not a COY candidate.
If Hue has a fault, it's that he's too trusting. He needs to work on that. A young kid took advantage of that and instead of being upfront about his injuries he sabotaged his coach, his, team, and his future career. Those kicks should have been made and the Browns could have been 3-0, but you can't blame Hue for crappy weather or for moving on from a guy once it was clear they were a liability.No...he was just the coach who let an injured kicker play when he must have known he was hurt. But if he didn't know, how the hell does a HC not know about injuries on his team?!? Either way is a bad look for a HC - and definitely not a COY candidate.
All I remember is how good the Indians were in the nineties, which was the wrong time to be that good in the AL because of the NYY. Most Cleveland think ever might have been Jose Mesa and Tony Fernandez's error in Game Seven of the WS, getting beat by Edgar Renteria and the Fish.
When Cleveland hired him I thought it was a good decision. But at this point I find it hard to avoid the conclusion that he took a terrible roster and still managed to underachieve. I think it's crazy they didn't fire him after 0-16.
This sounds level-headed and probably spot-on. It's hard to go 1-32-1 and not have a coaching issue, too.
No. Maybe if he came in and was a new HC this year, but he owns the old record. If anything the guy making the draft picks should get an award.
Yeah but if if if...
Good thing he brought in a much better kicker........NOT!
Hue gets no credit for keeping the team from quitting during the piles of garbage the gm gave him to work with? And now that they're showing a glimmer of respectability people want to toss him aside? This is ridiculous. Historically awful teams don't change in the blink of an eye. Hue is building something great and he should be given time to have Cleveland blossom into a perennial contender.
Hue hasn't built anything except for layers of distrust and miscommunication. The GM has picked the players, not Hue. If Hue picked the players our QB would have been AJ McCarron and we would have lost multiple picks in the 2018 draft. Baker wouldn't have been on the team, and we'd still be in turmoil. Really hope your fishing in this thread, as your takes are definitely one of someone who hasn't lived through this drivel for many, many years - watching regimes come and go, while assessing the turmoil and body counts left behind.
This is one of the best lines I’ve ever read on this board.
Why would they have quit 3 games into the season? If you're talking about last year their margin of defeat increased by a good bit towards the end of the year, so who's to say they didn't quit?
