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October 24, 2012Preseason Games Complete, But Cavaliers Far From Finished
October 24, 2012Andrew and Craig discuss Mike Holmgren’s press conference with the media. More specifically, how is Holmgren’s legacy defined today, and how could it change in the future?
- How much of everything is Randy Lerner’s fault?
- How much credit should Holmgren get if this roster produces wins down the road?
- What about Holmgren’s mistakes?
- Giving Mangini an extra year
- Hiring Pat Shurmur
- Going a year without an offensive coordinator
- General absence on big issues
- Colt McCoy concussion
- Peyton Hillis saga
- How fair is it to crush Pat Shurmur in only his second season
- Reconciling “best practices” in organizational building with change from the top down
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Craig, how’s Matt Flynn workin’ out over there in Seattle? Not starting over a 3rd round rookie I see… How’s RGIII doin?
I don’t get it. What’d I say?
Hey Craig, How does LAZY describe the Holgrem legacy?
You wrote an article back in JAN titled “For the Browns, Please Let it Be Matt Flynn.” I just wanted to remind you what an epic fail it would’ve been (in retrospect) to choose Matt Flynn over RGIII.
Since you guys were rehashing the Holmgren era and all…
Answers to questions for the masses:
1) Yes, I think so. I think Haslam carries enough clout to get a guy like Gruden or even Cowher. I’d be shocked if he went with a coach with no NFL head-coaching experience.
2)Goodyear – I think it’s northeast Ohio’s largest company? GM is another thought if they’re not too poor to do it.
PS, that isn’t to say that I think Gruden or Cowher are the best men for the job… just that I think Haslam would like to make a splash and announce the Browns as being for real.