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The old "Succession Plan" strategy
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(01-15-2016, 02:20 AM)Utts Wrote: Hue is taking on a horrible team and organization. It's a fools errand trying to turn the Browns around.

Marvin took on a horrible team and organization with a fool's errand in 2003 and look how that turned out....er, sorta.
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(01-14-2016, 09:53 PM)BengalsRocker Wrote: They discussed nothing.

They played a game instead.

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This has been talked about for a year or so now, not just here on the boards but within the media as well. I cant help to think there was some truth to it. I think if Hue were offered the job here for 2016 he wouldn't have left. Marvin obviously didn't want to step down without that elusive playoff win.
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Marvin would not have stepped down even if he won a playoff game or the Super Bowl.
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(01-15-2016, 03:07 AM)Nately120 Wrote: Marvin took on a horrible team and organization with a fool's errand in 2003 and look how that turned out....er, sorta.

As much as I hate it, I think Hue is the right person for the Browns. Yes, they may need the most work of any franchise, but I think Hue is the coach to do it.

He went 8-8 with an Al Davis roster and losing a QB mid-way through the season. After he was fired, they never got over 5 wins until this season. 
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