11-04-2017, 10:02 AM
(11-04-2017, 06:10 AM)SHRacerX Wrote: Yes, I wanted him gone after the SD game, but then would we have had the 2015 season that we did? I know it didn't end the way we wanted with Dalton's injury and the playoff debacle, but I think that team was clearly good enough to win it all, and that is the job of the so-called GM is to put winning talent on the roster. The coach has to make it happen.
We lost so much when we lost Hue. I know, 1-23 at Cleveland, but that team has been stripped of any talent it ever had and he has a TON of picks moving forward. I don't know if I agree with the strategy, but if they stay with him I think he will build a winner.
In general when you reach above average and fear making a change because you could get worse...you rob yourself of the chance to be great.
Good enough is the enemy of great.
What Cleveland has that we don't besides all of the draft picks is a willingness to spend on free agents. I mean they're willing to spend on Guards and Centers. It should eventually pay off, but who knows?
