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He’s the only college coach worth considering, IMO. He’s already been proven at the Pro level.

Same here, Ward is the best defensive rookie in his class, and he’s a lynchpin of our defense at a position we were otherwise extremely weak at. I was mad when we drafted him, I thought he lacked the speed and size to cover #1s on an island…man was I wrong. I wish we still had Haden, there’d be no way to pass against us.

They weren’t. There seems to be a pretty solid book out on Robinson; line up conventionally to his left and he’s a brick wall against whatever you throw out there. Line up far to his left and he doesn’t have the footwork to get back to block you. Line up across from him and swim/club back inside and he can’t adjust.

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Relevant (and for once good analysis from the PD):

https://www.cleveland.com/expo/sports/erry-2018/12/2f03a68b896086/greg-robinson-can-he-be-the-cl.html

I’m just glad that we’re finally good enough that we aren’t talking about picking up Hunt to salvage our shitty team, but also that we’re not “Patriots” good where we’re talking about picking up Hunt as insurance to win the Superbowl.

Beef?

Not Bruce Arians, I don’t like his hat.

Tookie was the founder of the Crips, so I don’t believe this honor is necessarily a good thing.

Remember that game when Tyrod Taylor, Josh Gordon and Carlos Hyde all scored touchdowns and Hue led us to a tie against the Steelers? How many seasons ago was that?

@soup she did say she’d never use a prevent defense. What more do you need?

I think there’s a disconnect, as on TV Schefter stated they have interest in her interviewing for the organization “in some capacity”. So maybe President or “stop arguing with each other, dumbasses” coaching intervention specialist. She’s been mentioned as a candidate for the next NFL commissioner.

Very good is relative, considering the past 2.5 years. I’d rate going 3-3 down the stretch as “very good”.

4) we do very well for the rest of the season, both Williams and Kitchen get interviewed. Dorsey picks someone else whom he thinks is more qualified.

So I’m the only one here who wants a #24 “Chubba Wubba Hubby” jersey?

Also, his ability to make the Browns lose will be a great asset to the Bengals.

No surprise there, other than I’d assumed Hue would take time off for health/family.

But it’s a no-brainer for Cincy. Hue is a terrible head coach, but his resume as a coordinator and position coach is unquestionable.

So option one, wr graft Harrison’s legs onto Robinson’s torso.

Option two, maybe they can just sit down and explain the other half of the game to each other. Then we’d have two left tackles!

Option three, I guess, is spend some money this off-season.

It’s remarkable how Robinson can be simultaneously terrible and also light-years better than Harrison. Can’t wait to get a legit left tackle next year.

Not to write Desmond off, he is a long-term project with a ton of potential who was clearly thrown to the wolves way too early.

Gameball to our front seven. The Falcons’ gameplan was clearly to take Garrett out of the game with shifts and extra blockers, and the rest of our dudes took advantage. Our next opponents will have to think twice about it.