Hue Jackson: how many years?

Hue Jackson was hired as the Cleveland Browns head coach.

How many years until they fire him?

My prediction: 3 seasons then he's done...and that's a generous prediction!!

 

Hopefully a lot...of losing ones.

 

I think he'll turn the team around. My prediction is they'll find the next Kosar and will win a SB before the Chargers do!

 

Stay tuned until 2030?

 

Sounds about right!

 

It all depends on weather he lands a legit QB.

 

But he already had a franchise qb and let him go.... LOL!

 

Yep
the highs and the lows are pressures at any position
add in lake effect and a qb is hard to land especially with low visibility and I believe they lack a true vision in Cleveland to whether the storm

 

All I see is that Browns players are jumping ship like Rats off a sinking boat. It aint looking good for Hue.

 

2 1/2 years. Browns fire the HC and GM halfway through year 3 with no forethought to replacements.

Interim GM is a ouiji board.

 

Hue Jackson seems to always be in the worst situations. He was the offensive coordinator for Steve Spurrier and Bobby Petrino, got the shaft in Oakland and now he's in Cleveland.

 

According to some people, these cyber metrics guys and Hue aren't a good mix?
Its pretty hard to change a leopards spots.

 

Well, Hue's looking good right now with a ton of picks to right the ship.

 

Savage.

 

One and done

 

"Years" is actually very generous for a clowns coach. Maybe this thread should say "How many WEEKS"? LOL!

 

I would give him five years now. This year to shape the team in his imagine and the other two to build around his own foundation. Year four and five will decide it.

 

I think they should abolish the team and be done with it.

 

He doesn't have a good owner to work with him, he's on his own with little support, but there are a lot of coaches on the hot seat this year, in the afc north besides marvin lewis surprisingly john harbaugh is mentioned on this list:

http://ftw.usatoday.com/2016/02/9-n...n-garrett-dallas-cowboys-marvin-lewis-bengals