11-22-2021, 06:20 PM
(11-22-2021, 05:49 PM)Au165 Wrote: I do actually. That came from an editor for a national publication, who I know through an acquaintance, from sources in the front office for a story. He said they love what he is doing and 100% believe he has them on the right path. The road victories, beating Baltimore and Pittsburgh, a team that has exhibited the character qualities they want, it’s the foundation they were hoping he’d build and they aren’t going to not let him see it through because he wins 8 games instead of 9. As I said before, don’t under estimate Burrow and the locker rooms belief in Zach and it’s impact on his stability here. Taylor isn’t going anywhere.
History only proves things until it doesn’t. We’ve seen it recently with a lot of things with this organization. You’re staking your flag on a losing hill Fred but you do you, you always do.
The Browns listen to empty seats. And if we finish 3-7 after a 5-2 start the seats will be empty.
Wins and losses get coaches fired. Not how much the QB likes him. In fact many coaches get lots of support from their players before they are fired.
No matter how reliable you think your source is I guarantee the front office has not given Taylor an extension yet. They are going to wait and see how the season plays out. and if we stumble home with a 3-7 finish Taylor will be gone because the fans will be insisting on it.
