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Can’t argue with that. I think he dodged a bullet though.
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Yeah, frankly that’s my biggest concern about this. I assume Belichick had someone like Charlie Weis or Chad O’Shea on speed dial if he left (O’Shea was going to be taking on his role if not the title if he kept the Indy job). But having McDaniels around can only be a positive in the attempt to retain Brady.
let' see...personally i do not think so...
True, but success starts at the top. Haslam doesn't seem like an owner who has any idea what he's doing. He's no Victor Kiam, but I think it's perfectly reasonable to question if Cleveland is a desirable opportunity due to his ownership.
If he was black balled he wouldn't have gotten as many interviews and the Browns certainly wouldn't have waited on him.
If they fire Harbaugh they’d deserve everything that’s coming. He’s had nothing but a solid track record of success even during time periods when Newsome’s drafts started getting weak.
So, there’s been nothing confirmed by anyone then? You’re simply speculating that a coach who just went 14-2 might be fired, should he fail to go deep into the postseason in 2020?
There are only 32 of these jobs. Josh may have very well thought the job was bad, but also did the math and math won out.
He’s still in the running to coach the Browns in 2021
What he is referring to is last year at the bye they were 4-5 after missing the playoffs 4 of the previous 5 years. I think sneaking into the playoffs saved his job and this year solidified it but he was definitely on the hot seat.
Move O’Shea to special teams?
