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[quote author=stupac2 link=topic=18467.msg219988#msg219988 date=1514754764]
By all accounts the new GM is a good one, so that's a start. There will be some interesting candidates available, have to wonder if Harbaugh gives that one a good, hard look.

I don't know that Harbaugh and Luck had an ideal relationship.
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Judging from the rumors Harbaugh didn't have a good relationship with anyone. I find that kinda hard to believe, but whatever, I wasn't in the room.

Elsewhere, the hapless Browns clinched a winless season, and they did it in typical Browns fashion...

Browns receiver Corey Coleman had one of the worst drops for one of the worst teams in the history of the NFL. In position to extend a late drive with an easy fourth-down reception on the sideline, Coleman let the ball fumble through his hands and out of bounds. That mistake clinched an 0-16 record for the Browns, who are now a sparkling 1-31 in the past two seasons. The 2008 Lions, who also finished 0-16, now have some company.

BC

CBS switched over to that game just before that happened so I saw it live, brutal. Especially coming after Kizer made a fantastic play to escape a game-ending sack. Even worse is that Kizer couldn't easily run for the first, but he saw a sure-fire 15-yard play, took it, only for Coleman to drop it. Just brutal.

[stupac2]

[quote author=stupac2 link=topic=18467.msg219988#msg219988 date=1514754764]
By all accounts the new GM is a good one, so that's a start. There will be some interesting candidates available, have to wonder if Harbaugh gives that one a good, hard look.

I don't know that Harbaugh and Luck had an ideal relationship.
[/quote]

Judging from the rumors Harbaugh didn't have a good relationship with anyone. I find that kinda hard to believe, but whatever, I wasn't in the room.

Elsewhere, the hapless Browns clinched a winless season, and they did it in typical Browns fashion...

Browns receiver Corey Coleman had one of the worst drops for one of the worst teams in the history of the NFL. In position to extend a late drive with an easy fourth-down reception on the sideline, Coleman let the ball fumble through his hands and out of bounds. That mistake clinched an 0-16 record for the Browns, who are now a sparkling 1-31 in the past two seasons. The 2008 Lions, who also finished 0-16, now have some company.

BC

CBS switched over to that game just before that happened so I saw it live, brutal. Especially coming after Kizer made a fantastic play to escape a game-ending sack. Even worse is that Kizer couldn't easily run for the first, but he saw a sure-fire 15-yard play, took it, only for Coleman to drop it. Just brutal.