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The owner himself has now presented two versions.

A) he doesn’t interfere with his GM and if Berry wanted the trade he supported it.
B) the decision to trade for Watson was an organizational decision.

It doesn’t matter what the truth is because only those involved know what happened and so far only one involved part has spoken.

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Van Pelt can seamlessly step into the OC role once Rees lands a HC job in college. He’s been a finalist for the UCLA and UNC jobs in each of the past two years. It sure seems like that is his preferred career trajectory. I don’t think AVP will step on his toes.

Also, with the hiring of AVP and to some extent, Callahan, it’s quite apparent the Breer report of Stefanski being forced by the FO to get rid of AVP after the 2023 season was accurate, among the other happenings from Breer’s report. Unsurprising.

Spoiler ALERT on Melania movie!

She does not capture moose or squirrel.

Who is the ST's coach now and how does that improve anything?

Until and unless the roster is upgraded nothing was improved. Once again, ask the Titans.


Exactly. Yet Vrabel, who you says matters, couldn't win in Tennessee. Now what do you think the reason is he "didn't matter" in Nashville but does "matter now"?

Hmmmmm......

That's for sure!

Interesting hire. Clearly, Stefanski likes Rees more than Van Pelt as OC, but does anyone know if Rees and Van Pelt worked together? I've looked briefly and, seeing nothing, it seems like Stefanski has some influence in Rees' offensive staff.

Same thing with the Callahan hire as well.

It's a perplexing situation to say the least and one that our FO got us into. We all try and come up with scenarios to get us out of it and that's fine but ultimately our FO has to find a way to get us out. They caused it now find a solution.

If the Pats did not fire their coach and hire Vrable they would not be in the super bowl. Coaching matters.

Also, if the Rams were soooo good at hiring special teams coaches they would not have had to fire their own special teams coach in November. Now depending on just how bad that coach was they may have improved. So did the Browns when Ventrone left the building.

I would draft another QB a little later even if they can trade down.

That's exactly the strategy they used last year to draft a QB in the first round of this years draft and we're all seeing how that played out.

Besides, just for the sake of argument if we get help in this years draft on OL and WR, the QB will have more protection and they will have better run blocking.

How many more wins would that alone result in?

So then we're what, 8-9 trying to draft a top QB in next years draft? For example the Ravens were 8-9 this year. They will be drafting 14th.

"Is goin to be very aspemcive Lucy!"

And who has ever complained about having too many good QB's on their roster?

The C is pretty high buck but getting him and drafting the best Tackle would be a nice start for 26-27

There are players on that list that can help us definitely.

First off, I don't think we're putting all our eggs in the Shedeur basket. We hired a different coach to work with him a coach that seems to want to work with him. We don't know exactly the relationship KS had with SS, but we did hear it might not have been the best. By the time the draft comes we still won't know what we have with Shedeur. I would prepare for the worse by trying to move down and pick up another #1 for the "27 draft and possibly another #2 for the "26 draft. If we can't trade down, I would take a QB later in this year's draft like a Drew Allar, Nussmeier, Beck or someone else we think has a shot at becoming a decent starter for us and replace Dillon with him. With our picks in "26 I would build the OL and WR room and use FA to fill needs as well. Is it a viable plan who knows but that's how I would approach our situation.

Mokin was offered the HC job here. Those working as O coaches were a part of Monkin's staff.

Once Monkin took the job here they all knew Harbaugh would be hiring a new OC. That new OC would then hire his own new staff and there was no way to know if they would even be offered a job there.

Why would they wait around just hoping they would be offered a job from a new OC they didn't know and had never worked with before?

Viewer comments reviewing the Melania Trump movie have been coming in from ticket purchasers...........

"It was the Cybertruck of Movies!"

One man said he noticed that "Texas Gov. Abbott got up and walked out in the middle and Dan Crenshaw moved his eye patch over to his good eye."

"Even Abe Lincoln said his last theater experience was better."

After seeing the movie one woman said the theater was almost empty and claimed,"If the title had been more accurate I think the ticket sales would have been better. Maybe 'Me Love You Long time For Green Card' or 'From Hooker to First Lady'".

One man said "It would have been better as murder mystery where a women kills her husband."

The Hollywood Reporter said in its review, "It's destined to be a cult classic."

"Being played as an on flight movie it had people running for the exits. The pilot had to turn the plane around."

Donald Trump has already made the claim that the Oscars will be rigged.

As this often times is the case, a new HC can bring some players from his previous team that are FAs. Here is the offensive list:

Unrestricted
WR DeAndre Hopkins
C Tyler Linderbaum
FB Patrick Ricard
WR Tylan Wallace
LT Joseph Noteboom
QB Tyler Huntley
RG Daniel Faalele
TE Charlie Kolar
TE Isaiah Likely

Restricted
RB Keaton Mitchell

Linderbaum would be a great get. From what I hear, it doesn't seem like Pocic is coming back so we could replace/upgrade there if possible.

j/c:

kIcKiNg dAt cAn!!!

Interesting, Monken was going to follow him I believe if he didn't get the HC job.

Harbaugh may have his own people he wants. Imo if he wanted these coaches, he would have probably reached out to them.

He may have and they said no. Never going to know I guess.

Something was rotten in Baltimore

So what are you going to do when you hired a HC because he likes SS and SS flames out? Putting even more of your eggs in SS basket doesn't sound like a very good investment.

Stefanksi came from the Vikings when they were winning................

Kevin Stefanski spent 14 seasons (2006–2019) with the Minnesota Vikings, serving in various roles including assistant to the head coach, tight ends coach, running backs coach, quarterbacks coach, and finally offensive coordinator. He was a long-tenured staff member under three different head coaches before becoming the Cleveland Browns head coach in 2020.

I'm not really surprised I need to explain it to you.

He is a prime example of the end results when fans and top NFL management place the blame on the coaching rather than the fact that the GM failed them by giving them crap talent to work with. You have a crap roster you end up with crap results.

What does Vrabel have to do with anything? 🤣

Todd Monken was hired because he's an offensive coach. He has many years of experience which is a plus. He and the Ravens wanted SS in last year's draft so again that's a plus because it sounds like he's willing to give him a shot and work with him. What also is a plus is that he worked under John Harbaugh and he is coming from a "WINNING ORGANIZATION" that has been well run for many years. I think that is important and cannot be discounted. He's bringing aboard other coaches that worked with him another important fact. I don't have a crystal ball so I don't know how he will do but naturally as a Brown's fan I wish him the best. Maybe for those reasons he got the job over those younger candidates.

It all depends on who your target is intended to be. You know. We can't know who ICE agents are because they might get doxxed. But those Epstein victims? No problem.

Murica!