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1 hour ago, Rc2catch said:

I know daboll is the hated flavor of the week for say almost all season, but I would expect he may be a successful head coach. He may not be the best coordinator but that doesn’t always mean you’ll be bad as a head coach. Interesting to see 

As young as McD might be I think good coaches spin off of good coaches and Daboll is taking notes on how McD is building a championship caliber football team.

 

I for one am not at all a fan of losing Daboll...

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2 minutes ago, Limeaid said:

 

This one?

"I told my psychiatrist that everyone hates me. He said I was being ridiculous - everyone hasn't met me yet."

I like this psychiatrist joke: My psychiatrist told me I was crazy and I said I want a second opinion. He said okay, you're ugly too.

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Frankly, I wouldn’t want Daboll to leave unless there was a clearly better option waiting to step in. To have him leave without a seriously good replacement would be a big negative for Allen and the team. This is coming from one of those “ he should be playing Duke guys”.

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1 hour ago, Rico said:

Mike Pettine, then Brian Daboll. Nice!

 

I thought they pulled the trigger too soon on Pettine in Cleveland.They were a dumpster before he showed up. They got better under him. 

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7 minutes ago, BobChalmers said:

 

"2) tough, disciplined, holds players accountable"

 

Under no circumstances describes Hue Jackson EVER.

 

Meh, he was screaming at those players all the time on Hard Knocks.

 

And it really doesn't obviously describe Daboll either.

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I'm not saying Daboll is the greatest offensive mind, and I've hated a lot of his play calls - but can people here please come to grips with the fact that the offensive talent is still no better than mediocre, even with the replacement of 9 of 11 starters.

 

Josh Allen is the only first round pick on the offense.  Think about that for a minute.  The defense has 7!  Just because they upgraded the OL and WR from absolute trash (last season) to average doesn't mean they are actually good now - they are mediocre.

 

Some others for comparison, 

 

Jets 2

Ravens 4 (not counting RG3)

Texans 4

Titans 4 (not counting Mariota)

Chiefs 3

Tampa Bay 3

Vikings 2 (not the qb)

Eagles 4

Bears 1 (though they have a pile of 2's)

Cowboys 5 (and not the QB)

Seahawks 4 (All 4 are on the OL!!!)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

Lineman can't count to 10...

 

 

 

Anyway, this would be a cruelty to the Browns fans.  He just described Hue Jackson and Pat Shurmur.

Hey now. Olinemen are the smartest position group outside of QB’s.

 

also, did anyone else think of Doug Marrone while reading Thomas’ reasons why?

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1 hour ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

Have you seen this team try to run a screen? 2 things we suck at are screens and playaction. I'm sorry to say it's mostly because the QB is terrible at running them.

 

I'll potentially give you screens, but Josh Allen is amazing at play action.

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I expect Daboll is better cut out to be a HC than a coordinator based on all the positive feedback he gets as a coach( and the 30th ranked scoring offense type production that reflects his game work as an OC).

 

It happens.......Mike McCarthy wasn't a very good OC but he was a decent HC.

 

But even so.......then the problem is what kind of assistant coach follows shocking hire "Brian Daboll" to Cleveland?

 

I suspect he wouldn't be able to assemble much of a staff.   

 

And the Belichick tree is going to be picked about clean after McDaniels,  Flores and Vrabel get done adding to their staffs.

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2 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

I expect Daboll is better cut out to be a HC than a coordinator based on all the positive feedback he gets as a coach( and the 30th ranked scoring offense type production that reflects his game work as an OC).

 

It happens.......Mike McCarthy wasn't a very good OC but he was a decent HC.

 

But even so.......then the problem is what kind of assistant coach follows shocking hire "Brian Daboll" to Cleveland?

 

I suspect he wouldn't be able to assemble much of a staff.   

 

And the Belichick tree is going to be picked about clean after McDaniels,  Flores and Vrabel get done adding to their staffs.

 

 

Daboll is at his professional apex right now.  He's not killing it.  Only the Peter Principle (and Jimmy Haslam) would lead to him being elevated to HC.

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6 minutes ago, Reed83HOF said:

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My inclination is hoping Daboll stays one more season so that Allen isn't changing systems while the game hasn't slowed down for him yet.

 

But I didn't want to lose Pettine............and Schwartz was better for the Bills.

 

And I didn't want to fire Roman..........but Anthony Lynn was WAY BETTER calling plays from Roman's playbook than Roman.:lol:

 

The Bills could just as easily find someone who is versed in an EP system who is just a better game caller and be better for it.

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3 hours ago, BobChalmers said:

I'm not saying Daboll is the greatest offensive mind, and I've hated a lot of his play calls - but can people here please come to grips with the fact that the offensive talent is still no better than mediocre, even with the replacement of 9 of 11 starters.

 

Josh Allen is the only first round pick on the offense.  Think about that for a minute.  The defense has 7!  Just because they upgraded the OL and WR from absolute trash (last season) to average doesn't mean they are actually good now - they are mediocre.

 

Some others for comparison, 

 

Jets 2

Ravens 4 (not counting RG3)

Texans 4

Titans 4 (not counting Mariota)

Chiefs 3

Tampa Bay 3

Vikings 2 (not the qb)

Eagles 4

Bears 1 (though they have a pile of 2's)

Cowboys 5 (and not the QB)

Seahawks 4 (All 4 are on the OL!!!)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This times a million! I was saying the same thing all offseason. Seemed like many thought signing some middle tier free agents would elevate us from worst supporting cast to top 10 supporting cast. I had a thread that got shut down because I was pissed we passed on AJ Brown. Now he is the front runner for Offensive Rookie of the Year. I doubt we find a better receiver in the next few years.

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Just now, BADOLBILZ said:

 

 

 

My inclination is hoping Daboll stays one more season so that Allen isn't changing systems while the game hasn't slowed down for him yet.

 

But I didn't want to lose Pettine............and Schwartz was better for the Bills.

 

And I didn't want to fire Roman..........but Anthony Lynn was WAY BETTER calling plays from Roman's playbook than Roman.:lol:

 

The Bills could just as easily find someone who is versed in an EP system who is just a better game caller and be better for it.

I entirely agree and was/am hoping for 1-2 more years with him for Allen. It falls more on the developmental aspect of it for Allen is where my concern lies.

 

There is also a chance that he doesn't want to place his HC career prospects with Haslam as an owner, the track record of the HCs and in abilities to get hired after, Dorsey's drafting of questionable characters, etc.  Not so sure he would just jump for that. With the rep he has right now he can be a bit more selective IMO

 

 

 

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