Steelers' Mike Munchak mentioned as Browns coaching candidate

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Browns! He sucks as a head coach! He is the best O-line coach, not a good head coach. If he leave the Steelers offense will collapse. The O-line is its foundation.

https://triblive.com/sports/columni...unchak-mentioned-as-browns-coaching-candidate

NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah, shut up!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

These NFL head coaching gigs are starting to become a young man's game. With Sean McVay having all the success, don't be surprised if they go with a younger guy.

 

I don't think Munchak is that dumb lol. Browns need to just kill off the team and end that experiment already. They are probably the worst sports franchise in all of sports.

 

Not sure what Munchak has done to deserve this punishment? Will he be forced to take the job? That job is a career killer.

 

At this stage, everybody gets mentioned as a possible candidate...... I say they should hire Danny smith

 

This seems like a natural fit, Smith and Dorsey already share their love of bubble gum.

 

They were talking abt this yesterday,.The only reason he was brought up IMO was because their ofensive line sucks,,,Ithink they are more interisted in Lincon Riley which i hope they dont get

 

He will have all the endorsements and free samples he can handle from Gum companies

 

hopefully this would be his response...

 

Munch has seen that dumpster fire close up, twice a year.... I can't imagine he would want to be a part of it. Of course, I can't imagine why anyone would.

 

Based on track record of colleges coaches in the NFL (minus Harbaugh) I hope they do.

 

Just looking for Clicks? Reminds me of somebody that posts here.

 

I don't think this will happen for two reasons. 1, the Browns are not that smart. 2, Munchak isn't that stupid.

 

Per ESPN
Here are some possible candidates, based on what our reporting has turned up so far.

• Mike McCarthy. This assumes the Packers move on from McCarthy at season's end, which is far from a certainty. But if it happens, expect a front office packed with former Packers executives to put McCarthy at the top of its list.
  
  
• Lincoln Riley. The Oklahoma head coach is on the radar of a lot of NFL teams if he decides he wants to try the NFL. He has been mentioned several times as a potential Jason Garrett replacement in Dallas if the Cowboys decide to make a change. The Mayfield connection makes him an obvious target for the Browns if he's available.
  
  
• Matt Campbell. He's the head coach at Iowa State and is said to be well-regarded by Dorsey.
  
  
• Eric Bieniemy. Succeeded Matt Nagy as Chiefs offensive coordinator this year. May be too inexperienced at this point, but teams really like to hire Andy Reid guys.
  
  
• Jim Harbaugh. NFL people still think the Michigan coach will want another crack at the pros. He'll be a hot candidate in several places when/if that happens.
  
  
• Urban Meyer. Hey, he's big in Ohio.
  
  
• Brian Flores. Well-regarded Patriots defensive coach who got some attention on last year's interview circuit. He'd have to come with a strong offensive coordinator and a plan for Mayfield, but those who know him rave about his leadership qualities.
  
  
• John DeFilippo. Jumped from Eagles QBs coach to Vikings offensive coordinator following Philly's Super Bowl title. He's a former Browns offensive coordinator who's from Youngstown.
  
  
• Dan Campbell. He was once the Dolphins' interim head coach and remains an intriguing head-coaching prospect for teams. Currently on Sean Payton's staff with the Saints, who may be in the midst of a special season.
  
  
• Zac Taylor. He's the Rams' quarterbacks coach and, like Bieniemy, may still be too green for an assignment like this. But a lot of teams are going to want to try to get a piece of what Sean McVay is doing out there in L.A.
  
  
• Dave Toub. The Chiefs' special teams coach always seems to be on these lists, and NFL people believe he'll get a shot eventually. Could it come under former Chiefs GM Dorsey?
  
  
• George Edwards. The Vikings' defensive coordinator is another guy who gets attention every year but no job offers. His time will come.
  
  
• Teryl Austin. Bengals defensive coordinator. Ditto what we said for Edwards.
  

 

We have been so lucky to have Munch as a coach, I can't believe he hasn't been picked up by now... He fixed this line that was terrible in the Arians years. We have young guys to be excited about in Okafor, Feiler, and Finney.

I hope the party isn't over...

 

just tell munch no. you are not allowed to leave. there problem solved.

 

Danny must have some serious jaw muscles to chew on essentially a pack of gum.

 

I’m withdrawing my name as a candidate.

 

Josh McDaniels deserves this job for what he did to the Colts.

 

Think he is intense haha.. Wow

 

Devils Advocate argument:

A head coach makes $3-5 mil/yr, the highest paid OL coach in the league might, maybe make $1mil/yr, though probably less. Would you put up with a bad situation for a yr or for 500% raise? Thought you might.

Besides, Munchak is surely a competitor. He probably has been though again and again about all the things he's do different if got to be an HC again. He might want to try again.

I had an old boss, who made a career walking into situations that were thought disasters. Got a reputation as a turnaround guy. He told me it was easy to look good in situations that had no where to go but up, and where management had low expectations.

Munch succeeds in Cle he's a hero there forever, If he fails and gets fired after 2 yrs, he's cashes the equivalent of 8-10 yrs of OL coach paychecks.