Yobogoya!

The thing is, at some point the Browns are going to have to hire another DC. Once they do, Schwartz can "report" to the team and then they have to pay him? Not sure how that works on coaches vs players but I would think if he shows up again then they'd be forced to make a move one way or the other- whether they have to fire him at that point or maybe reach a settlement.

Eh, in that game I can understand playing it tight. Both coaches could tell from the get go that defenses were going to dominate and the first mistake was going to be a crusher for whichever team turned it over. And Darnold came damn close to giving the Pats exactly what they were waiting for more than once.

Who would have ever thought Jim Schwartz was the type to carry a grudge?

I think it's just impossible to really gauge the job Babich did, good or bad. Just no way to know for sure where McDermott stopped and Babich began. Lines are too blurred. Even moreso than McDermott/Frazier.

After the McDermott "thank you" tweet new policy is to have their interns proof reading all press releases for a minimum of 24 hours before they publish.

Yeah I'm no expert but I've always thought ST was more about personnel than anything. Not a lot of diverse schemes, you either execute or you don't. He was also asst HC so he must have been pretty well thought of.

SI has them ranked bottom 3 overall.

Yep, that definitely felt like a trial run for both parties and he seems above average for sure.

In the case of guys who have made this choice after grossing over nine digits in their careers, like Brady, Romo, etc... I'm assuming it's because they enjoy the limelight. And quite possibly the sound of their own voice.

Guy's made over $330 mil Should get into the broadcast booth and call it a day.

I like it. Throw 'em in the Thunderdome and winner takes all.

Show me where the kindness officer touched you...

Week 8 at Carolina, vs the shell of Andy Dalton. Hoecht being available and Dalton having the mobility of a dying slug was the perfect storm.