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Hue Jackson once again confirms he wasn’t Cleveland Browns QB whisperer

By Steve Gessic Jr

CLEVELAND, OH - SEPTEMBER 10: Cleveland Browns Executive Vice President, Football Operations Sashi Brown, (L) talks with head coach Hue Jackson of the Cleveland Browns prior to the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at FirstEnergy Stadium on September 10, 2017 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)
CLEVELAND, OH - SEPTEMBER 10: Cleveland Browns Executive Vice President, Football Operations Sashi Brown, (L) talks with head coach Hue Jackson of the Cleveland Browns prior to the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at FirstEnergy Stadium on September 10, 2017 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images) /
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Hue Jackson recently stated he wanted the Cleveland Browns to sign Colin Kaepernick in 2017.

Let’s take a minute and be thankful that Hue Jackson is no longer the Cleveland Browns head coach. Jackson has even gained criticism recently as he stated he wanted the Browns to sign Colin Kaepernick during the 2017 season.

Jackson was an awful coach for the Cleveland Browns. The players loved him, he was a likable coach. I don’t know of many fans out there who didn’t like him either, even after his first season.

Fans still believed in him and wanted to see a coach have more of a chance instead of being one year and out because of the losing culture the team has.

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Over and over again, coach after coach, and then Hue Jackson comes into town and proves why the Cleveland Browns should have fired him after a season.  Remember when Hue was fired?  Hue Jackson was so mad that he reportedly told John Dorsey to “get the (expletive) out of my office.”

Oh Hue, poor Hue. A man who had so much confidence from his players, their fans, and the city he took over, would fall so far. The fall is justified more as he considered Kaepernick as an even realistic option to start for a team who had not understood what having a winning season meant in years, let alone winning games.

Why would Jackson and the Browns want to bring in a controversial quarterback, with an inaccurate arm, who isn’t fast or agile enough, who had issues with turnovers and had turnover potential with overthrowing his receivers on a regular basis?

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So much for being the quarterback whisperer aye? Hue Jackson and his reign in Cleveland was an issue for the organization and it’s fans. Jackson considering a bad option at quarterback was the cherry on top.

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