I recently received a comment from a reader on my article, "Bruce Gradkowski signs with Browns, Plain Dealer writer Terry Pluto: 'Browns fans were wrong'.
The comment was from a reader going by the alias wgP. He pointed out a statistic that I found shocking, and honestly, had never realized.
Year after year, Browns fans have been searching for leadership from a coach that has the tools to take them to the Super Bowl. Yet, there might be a reason why we haven't found that leadership.
Did you know that of all the Browns head coaches throughout the years, only two (Nick Skorich and Terry Robiskie as an interim coach for the Redskins) touted NFL head coaching experience? That means from 1946 until the present all but two of our coaches have been rookies.
Experience and identity is what the Browns franchise needs. In that case, maybe it's time to bring in a coach with some actual NFL coaching experience.
Just a thought.
Dick Modzelewski 1977(interim)
Marty Schottenheimer 1984-1988
Thanks wgP for the facts!
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