Cleveland Browns News: The hiring and firing fatigue is legit
By Randy Gurzi
The Daily Dawg Tags bring you all the Cleveland Browns news you need to know including a story about how much fatigue the constant hiring and firing causes
Every offseason has started to feel the same for fans of the Cleveland Browns. This franchise finished the 2010s as the only NFL team without a winning season, which in itself is tiring.
Making it feel worse is the constant offseason talk about how things will get better. From the analytical approach of Sashi Brown, to the ‘football guy’ taking over in John Dorsey, and back to the analytical guy in Paul DePodesta, the fans have been through it all. And they continue to go through it.
Beyond the frustration of rooting for a struggling team, going through the same motions year after year is also legitimately tiring. Which is what Terry Pluto discusses in today’s main story on the Daily Dawg Tags.
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"“QUESTION: Haven’t we heard all of this before?ANSWER: That’s the same question a few veteran media members asked after sitting through the press conferences announcing the firings of GM John Dorsey and coach Freddie Kitchens, followed by the hirings of the new front office and coaching staff.”"
Terry Pluto looks at how the fans are once again going through the same motions they did when John Dorsey was hired. And when Freddie Kitchens was named head coach. Which also felt similar to when Sashi Brown was named GM. And when Hue Jackson was named head coach. Yes, the ‘it will get better’ talk is frustrating and fans have to be tired of hearing about it. Hopefully, this season brings more than just talk.
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