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Hue Jackson and Todd Haley Fired

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I like trashing hue as much as the next guy. But he’s a good assistant. He’ll be their OC next year.
 
FrontPageNews said:
I like trashing hue as much as the next guy. But he’s a good assistant. He’ll be their OC next year.
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He was an average OC with incredible talent in 2015. In 2014, he was nothing special.

Hes a mediocre OC and I pray he is the succession play to Marvin.
 
I know the Browns fired him and all... But is it a bad look and a little snake-ish that he took that job just before they played the Browns? He could have been just a little saddle and just give tips to Marvin Lewis on the low down until the next game... Just adds more drama to the battle of Ohio I guess ...
 
rastamon87 said:
I know the Browns fired him and all... But is it a bad look and a little snake-ish that he took that job just before they played the Browns? He could have been just a little saddle and just give tips to Marvin Lewis on the low down until the next game... Just adds more drama to the battle of Ohio I guess ...
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The only thing that crossed my mind about this being potentially snake-ish is the fact that it took almost no time for Hue to start banding with another group against a roster of guys who didn't fire him. He's trying to exact revenge on the players so damn quick; he must not have cared for them too much.
 
Soda said:
The only thing that crossed my mind about this being potentially snake-ish is the fact that it took almost no time for Hue to start banding with another group against a roster of guys who didn't fire him. He's trying to exact revenge on the players so damn quick; he must not have cared for them too much.
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Kinda the same as I was thinking... He is planning against the players he was coaching a couple of weeks ago and claim he cared a lot for... He is getting paid his Brown's contract regardless, so its not about the money... So there must be some bad blood there, otherwise he would have waited at least another week until accepting that post officially at least
 
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Not a single player volunteered anything nice about him when he was fired, and now that from Randall. Whatever lies Hue tells himself and others to make his firing seem unfair, the lack of player support show that "lack of talent" clearly wasn't the only reason he was such a failure.
 
Hue will have no idea what we're doing on offense so i'm not worried. Chances are he'll be game planning for Hyde and Tyrod.
 
There is a serious chance Hue ends up taking over for Marvin Lewis as HC. The ownership in Cincinnati has always been one of the most difficult groups to work with because Mike Brown believes he is qualified to make all personnel decisions. This is a good landing spot for Hue, and a great landing spot for the Browns. Keep Cincitucky meaningless and inconsequential come playoff time!
 
Randolphkeys said:
There is a serious chance Hue ends up taking over for Marvin Lewis as HC. The ownership in Cincinnati has always been one of the most difficult groups to work with because Mike Brown believes he is qualified to make all personnel decisions. This is a good landing spot for Hue, and a great landing spot for the Browns. Keep Cincitucky meaningless and inconsequential come playoff time!
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I can't believe any team (other than perhaps Cincinnati) would ever take a chance on Hue again as HC. Not only did he suck, but he left ugly and nasty. But hell, Lewis and Hue are two "separated at birth" guys, and in Mike Browns screwball head, perhaps it makes sense.
 
The Human Q-Tip said:
I can't believe any team (other than perhaps Cincinnati) would ever take a chance on Hue again as HC. Not only did he suck, but he left ugly and nasty. But hell, Lewis and Hue are two "separated at birth" guys, and in Mike Browns screwball head, perhaps it makes sense.
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Well, Hue did have to learn how to continue holding onto a job despite not being good at it from someone, and Marvin Lewis is perhaps the most iconic example of that in football.
 
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