Over the past week, there have only been two types of NFL coaching news: teams announcing their new coaches, and coaches announcing that they no longer wish to be considered for the Browns coaching job.
Good stuff on the coaching hire season
Good stuff on the coaching hire season
What could possibly be wrong with the Browns job? Its not like everyone who has a closed-door meeting with Jimmy Haslam is immediately subpoenaed. Yet. Joe Banner and Michael Lombardi may go all Fight Club in the parking garage over every decision, but there are worse fates than dealing with a roster assembled by uneasy détente between a salary cap expert and an ex-television guy. Probably. And its not like the last head coach was saddled with a terrible starting quarterback, ordered to switch to an executives preferred starting quarterback, saw that second starter get injured, lost his terrible starting running back in a futures trade, got summarily fired after one year in a combination power struggle/impatience tantrum, is currently out of work and not getting quality offers, and may be letting any applicant who bothers to call him exactly what goes on in Cleveland headquarters.
Oh wait, yes. That may be the problem.