02-01-2024, 01:51 PM
Continuing what was posted above, a 2019 blog noted these two points:
"Cincinnati has always been known as a team that counts its pennies and checks them twice. This is why the team doesn’t employ a traditional scouting department, per se. Instead, the team tends to lean on its coaches to make the major personnel decisions, and though the team is slowly expanding its scouting presence, evaluators have to mold their opinions to coaches, instead of vice versa."
"The Browns are unusual in that they have more scouts and scouting assistants than anyone in the NF (17 as of our count last summer)."
https://succeedinfootball.com/2019/06/04/a-look-at-modern-nfl-scouting-department-models/
"Cincinnati has always been known as a team that counts its pennies and checks them twice. This is why the team doesn’t employ a traditional scouting department, per se. Instead, the team tends to lean on its coaches to make the major personnel decisions, and though the team is slowly expanding its scouting presence, evaluators have to mold their opinions to coaches, instead of vice versa."
"The Browns are unusual in that they have more scouts and scouting assistants than anyone in the NF (17 as of our count last summer)."
https://succeedinfootball.com/2019/06/04/a-look-at-modern-nfl-scouting-department-models/
