Cleveland Browns News: Bruce Arians still campaigning for HC job
By Dan Justik
The Daily Dawg Tags bring you all the Cleveland Browns news that you need to know, including Bruce Arians still campaigning for the head coaching job.
The Cleveland Browns coaching search has been going on for a month and a half now, and there has been no news on anyone the Browns are definitely going to interview.
General manager John Dorsey has done a great job of finding leaks in the front office, with the goal of not letting any information get out to the media.
By doing this, there is a lot of assuming of who the Browns are thinking about interviewing, but there are no concrete answers.
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The only person that the public knows would love to be the Browns head coach is former Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians.
In today’s featured article, Arians is continuing to campaign to be the next Browns head coach, but he is not optimistic about the possibility.
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Bruce Arians continues to campaign for Browns job – Daryl Ruiter, 92.3 The Fan
"“I’d love to listen to what Mr. Dorsey and Mr. Haslam have to say,” Arians told Rich Eisen on the Rich Eisen show which airs on AT&T’s Audience Network on DirecTV Thursday afternoon. “I’ve always had this fondness for Cleveland and wanted that job almost every time it came open and never got an interview, so I doubt I’ll get one this time too.”"
It appears that the Browns are going to be looking for a young head coach during this coaching process, so that would almost immediately knock Arians out of the running. However, his work with quarterbacks cannot be denied, and he could be the perfect person to groom Freddie Kitchens into being the next head coach.
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