Corporations, the military and sports teams should compile a study on Hue Jackson's head coaching tenures to be reviewed by executives, officers, and coaches on how NOT to be a leader.
@@mr.brenman2132 As a life long Chiefs fan I'll just say that Haley was AWFUL constantly picking fights with his own players and the front office. He believed he was Bill Parcells 2.0 and was a sad photo copy at best...and despite all of that yeah he was much, much better than Hue Jackson. LOL.
s r No one here can see the future. Unless you can? Cool. Freddie stated that having the guys dressed for practice is important, whether they are physically practicing OR just being present and standing on the sideline. Hue’s response made no sense when you consider what Freddie said. Hue told him they don’t dress to prevent further injury. Hue then used the “I’m the boss” card. Sorry, real bosses don’t need to say that.
@@takforce06 lol, there was more to the story. This wasnt the first time the discussed it, and Hue had enough. And making football predictions is what football fans do, you just wanna pull the no one can predict the future card out when you dont like the prediction. Train wreck freddie is on the Crooked Jimmy Haslam express.
s r 😎 I trust John Dorsey’s choice. I go with a one game at a time mentality. I believe we can win more games with Dorsey in the building and the choice of Freddie Kitchens as HC. You make predictions and ruffle feathers. That’s ok. It’s YT and people do that. As a fan of the Browns, I hope he wins and wins and wins. 🥂
No, you went 1-31 because of Crooked Jimmy Haslam. Browns fans blame Hue and give the joke of an owner a pass. The only constant here is Haslam. Browns still suck and will suck as long as Crooked Jimmy is in town.
@@77-ty7gb Haslam has learned. Hire the best GM in the game and go away. And Hue has been obviously horrible. He deserves the lion's share of the blame.
@@iwineverygame1995 best GM? Green Bay and KC ran dudw outta town. The best GM hired then fired both Haley and Williams ina 12 month span because he is clueless.
Im ashamed and embarrassed for hue jackson, I cant even watch this video now when he starts talking because its just cringe worthy. Say what you want about haley, The guy seems to really not be liked by alot of people but to expect your millionarie coaches and players to actually do their job is not asking too much. I honestly thought haley was going to reach over that table and knock the shit out of jackson
@Brian S it sure seemed that way. Now.. it just seems like he was in a situation nobody could win in.. even beleicheck couldn't win there.. for a reason. He clearly didn't want baker... and for good reason...
@@MultiKushie the point was to lose and get draft picks and draft well.sorry. dude gets ZERO credit. Just like in basketball..Steve Kerr gets ZERO credit. Mark Jackson built the team.. funny you were quiet as a mouse when they were 2-6.. but now he bets some cupcake teams and here you are.. FOH.. they will finish the season 8-8 if they are lucky. Even with the cupcake schedule.. meanwhile Lamar beats Russell Brady goff... etc... browns are TRASH
Wow, I remember this scene when it airs. Awesome that it was Freddie Kitchens who brought up the question that showed how really inept Hue Jackson is. Now look who's sitting in the chair.
@@DanGeezyPresents true. If you look at the comments.. a lot of people were SOOOOO offended that hue wasn't listening to kitchens.. we now know how much of an IDIOT kitchen is... Something hue already knew. Kitchens should not have been saying one dam thing in those meetings.. hue never stood a chance with those losers all around him...
well well well. look who's sitting in that chair now. the only man who talked in this video that actually has sense. Hue was one extreme: give anybody the day off who asks for it. todd haley was a totally opposite extreme: practice no matter what. freddie kitchens takes the perfect middle path approach: don't put at-risk players...well, at risk with physical practices. but at the very least require them to fulfill as many obligations as they possibly still can without compromising their health, so that they don't get complacent and fall behind while they're out. he's gonna be a great head coach. keep driving that bus hue. all the way down to the unemployment line.
@@efranzeb1356 statistically, Hue is the worst head coach in NFL HISTORY. 3-36-1 in Cleveland is inexcusable His total record of 11-44-1 is a .205 winning percentage. Which is the worst all time winning percentage for a head coach, with a minimum of 30 games coach! It’s also the worst record of any coach during the modern era, of atleast 30 games coached. So statistically, Hue Jackson is the worst head coach of all time
Efranzeb1356 all you gotta do is look at his record and watch some film and see how poorly the browns played when he was the coach the team immediately got better when Greg Williams took over
@@whitemamba24xe98 And those Browns teams were bad, no question. Bad QBs and talent-poor in general. But they were NOT "1-31 in two years" bad. It's basically impossible for an NFL team to be that bad for that long. A competent coach gets them to 4-12 at least 1 out of those 2 years.
I love that it was Kitchens who brought the conflict out, and I also loved Haley's quote..."if we have guys who haven't done shit sitting around doing nothing, how can we get better?" An excellent question, and we all know the answer. Congrats Freddie! Things are looking up.
@@n_a8917 no. Affirmitve action is how Freddie got HIS job. With NO HEAD COACHING RESUME. hue was a head coach already in Oakland and did OK with not much talent. He already proved himself. What has Freddie proven? You idiots Crack me up.
I love where he says he respects everyone in the room (clearly doesn't). At 3:13 they pan to the two assistants in the corner and it is crystal clear they don't respect him at all.
I actually refer back to this clip, as a tech entrepreneur, of what NOT to do as a leader. At 2:50... when he essentially says, this is my show and I'm going to do what I want... the lesson here is that if you EVER have to fall back on your rank/position in order to advance an idea you've lost. One of the things that made Hue so bad a leader is he failed to understand the value of consensus building, and arriving at conclusions as a group; instead he saw his position as head coach through an authoritarian lens, as demonstrated here. The problem is you need people to execute in order to be a successful leader, and people don't execute when they're not bought in. I've personally made this mistake hundreds of times as a CEO and this video proves that leadership - regardless of whether its a tech company, a football team, a non-profit - requires understanding how to communicate and motivate. What you're seeing here is a monumentally bad leader. And monumentally bad leaders fail to execute and get fired.
you are already as bad as he is stating this on some random video. you dont need to go out of your way to give advice to people about being a great leader. no one cares you have a shitty company. literally. no one
Agree. He could have heard everybody out, then said something to the effect of, "I definitely appreciate your perspectives on this. I think we should do it this way for now, but if it starts to look like we're having too many guys sit out and it's fucking with our consistently, we will absolutely revisit this topic. In the meantime, if you see problems or issues popping up, my door is wide open." Instead he starts condescending to everyone like a jackass.
Just dropping in to watch this clip again while my other screen is showing the Browns's record at 10-4. I can't even fathom that this coaching culture was around just two years ago.
What an insane collection of coaching talent. Kitchens, Williams, Haley, Al Saunders and Bob Wiley. A room full of accomplished, elite coordinators with head coach experience and he talks to them like kindergartners.
@atkaschaAll of these guys were superior to Jackson as head coaches and Kitchens was rushed to a head coaching position imo. He's slowly working his way back. Anyone disagreeing with Hue is probably in the right.
@atkascha Also, lousy head coaches can still make for great assistants. The Browns have had one for awhile--Bill Callahan. Absolute clown show when running the Raiders and the Huskers, but maybe the best O-line man in the League.
He ruined the Raiders, but his god complex stuck because the players who were left over were practically worshipping him in interviews even though Dennis Allen was the head coach. He mismanaged everything about the 2011 season; from the QB's, to the playcalling, to the injuries, to the defense, to the readiness, to Rolando McClain's arrest, etc.
After watching this I finally understand why Hue can’t get another coaching job in the NFL. You can see it on the coaching staffs faces that they have disdain for HUE.
Kitchens and Haley made good points. Hue's argument was "I used to be in your spot" lol Browns deserve so much better. And that's coming from a bears fan
He'll be the king of the ashes if only he, gets to rule... Damn, I haven't seen this clip before but, that's no way to lead. Stoked Kitchens got the job.
5 years later and this is still gold lol. Hue actually trying to argue with staff who is trying to get practice reps in for the teams starters; but he's trying to argue that some guys are too valuable to practice.
I forgot it was Freddie that started that off. I just remembered Haley chiming in and Hue being smug in the head chair. I could't finish watching Hue talk it was so smarmy.
The body language in that room is hilarious. Dudes are like, "This man is going cost all of us our jobs." Todd Haley is talking about how team needs a culture change and a kick in the ass... Hue is like, "Meh..whatever."
no wonder our star QB loves Freddie kitchens...us browns fans need to stick together and support our new office, Qb, and new Hc...we are family from here on out..LETS GO!!!
I agree. He should have not lectured them since they were clearly bums and pretty much useless.. his biggest mistake was not firing all of them.. then he could have kept baker as a backup... which is what he wanted.... and we wouldn't have the train wreck that is Freddy kitchens.. and baker mayfield.
The most underrated part of this is the fact that we have al saunders in that room. A fucking legend I honestly thought when hue got fired he was taking over
The 2018 Browns are a prime example of a team with a little bit of talent on the roster that was absolutely squandered by an incompetent coaching staff.
I feel like if you have to remind everyone that works for you that you are in charge and they have to do what you say, then you wont be in charge for long.
Just read the ESPN report on the Browns and the hiring of Hue Jackson. Jimmy Haslam overrode his own brass who voted 4-1 (Haslam the only vote against) to hire Sean McDermott. He created this mess you had for 3 years of Jackson (and the many prior years). He seems to be the example of an owner who treats his team as a play-thing rather than a business. What a disgrace! I hope you guys have some good fortune ahead of you with Baker Mayfield if Haslam does not meddle and screw it up.
The funny thing, both Gregg Williams and Todd Haley had already been head coaches on “the other side of the table” which Hue was suggesting they couldn’t understand.
i dont agree with Hue Jackson 100% but i can definitely see where he is going with regarding to a player not practicing. remember this is the NFL, where you need your players to be in practice and learn. if they are not healthy, they cannot help you win. I coach high school football and they way that kitchens is saying is how we would handle the situations, but again its the NFL. I also do not have a big problem with Hue saying this is his team and that he can run it the way he wants it.
But you're missing the point. He didn't let Freddie continue or even directly answer his question. Freddie said he understood if so someone was going to not practice but could they at least dress for practice? Hue totally disregarded this point and went off and played for the cameras as many have pointed out. (which in hindsight he so obviously was) And how can you ask for respect but you yourself show none??
@@orangedawg64 you have a great point! I think the reason why hue didnt get to answer kitchen's questions is because he and Todd Haley were locking horns at each other. I dont think he forgot to answer kitchens' question, i think he was just trying to make his point across to todd haley and collectively the whole staff as well. again, i do not agree 100% of how hue handled this situation. i honestly think that hue would be the head coach right now still if in the beginning he called the plays and so that he and todd haley would not have blown up the way they did.
And this is why Hue Jackson should never be a head coach again. I love how he references the 0-16 seasons plan for why he does things. If I was a coach I would have asked didn’t you go 0-16 last year? When he asked if there was anymore questions, “speak now or for ever hold your truth”
@@thebigdant6210 To be fair Kitchens > Jackson All day anyday. But still both were clowns, though I'm a little more forgiving to Kitchens for being a 1st year Coach compared to baldy.
I remember watching this episode and immediately think "oh this guy has GOT to go" Total buffoon. Notice how it was Freddie Kitchens who brought it up first. Sweet revenge that Freddie is now Head Coach!!!!
I’m gonna miss Gregg Williams. Dude was the sole beacon of hope the first two years under Hue. I hope he has tremendous amount of success wherever he goes, except for when has to coach against Cleveland. 😄
Hue thinks he’s spouting wisdom. Literally every other coach is painfully aware how flawed the plan is competitively. To then patronize experienced coaches with “when you’re in this chair you’ll understand” crap....thank God he’s gone.
Yep. And three of his staff were were former NFL head coaches: Al Saunders, Todd Haley, and Gregg Williams, and yet Hue treated them as if they were green grad assistants. What a total jackass!
(In Hue's mind)"Look Freddie this is how I work if you don't like it change it if you ever get your own team ((doubt that highly))". Fast forward to the end of the season..... "Who did they hire"?!?!?!
When Hue Jackson started going off about him being the coach and what not, you could see the anger in Todd Haley's eyes..lol..dude took his hat off and started rubbing his head..Todd Haleys been a coach before too..lol
Hue knows Todd and Greg were also head coaches before this right and I’m pretty sure they did better than him he’ll Todd Haley coached the chiefs to the playoffs in 2010
If Hue gets another shot, I’m going to start applying for these HC roles.
I'd get the same amount of wins as Hue in his second season for half the pay.
Honestly if you claim to know Sean Mcvay you can get any gig lol
Pay me 100k and I could do better
Steelers just interviewed him lol
For OC
The while time Greg Williams is taking notes on what NOT to do as HC
😂
Welcome to NY Greg Williams.
you got a good one! @@Werrrrs
I'm surprised Greg wasn't kept in place, if something wasn't broke why fix it?
Best comment
“Say it now or forever hold your peace…” even though when they give their opinion, he says “I’m gonna get it my way.”
Ha exactly, he barely even acknowledged what they said
It's almost hard to comprehend how terrible Hue Jackson was.
Its hilarious how
Hue always had every wrong answer to every question every week & we bought it. 😆 😂 😆
Browns would be in the Play Offs right now if Hue was fired last year like he should have been; and Baker started Week 1..
Yea contractual poison pills suck. But at least I think we got it right with Freddie.
Corporations, the military and sports teams should compile a study on Hue Jackson's head coaching tenures to be reviewed by executives, officers, and coaches on how NOT to be a leader.
@@mkeogh76 looking the the Bengals will be in last place now with the brain power of Hue!
It was so obvious that Hue Jackson was the most clueless coach in the room. Todd Haley spoke straight facts, that team was a lazy mess
@@EagleFang86Todd Haley was worlds better then Hue Jackson as a head coach.
@@mr.brenman2132Haley wasn’t a very good head coach and Jackson can’t even clear that bar
I agree 100% with Haley on this
@@mr.brenman2132 As a life long Chiefs fan I'll just say that Haley was AWFUL constantly picking fights with his own players and the front office. He believed he was Bill Parcells 2.0 and was a sad photo copy at best...and despite all of that yeah he was much, much better than Hue Jackson. LOL.
Todd Haley's face when Hue is talking about "preventative measures" is hilarious
Freddie def knew Hue was a JOKE!!!
It doesn't even seem Hue was listening to him, then Freddie tried to explain his reasoning and Hue just talked over him again. Pathetic.
@@richardlewis1088
Yep really glad it's Freddie mow
Mr Pocket that’s so tough
Yeah but Freddie kitchens got fired for having a big ego too
Takes one to know one
Man...Hue didn’t even consider Freddie’s POV. Bye Hue! Congratulations Freddie!
Freddie will be a train wreck.
You was spot on here. This is how teams handle players these days.
s r
No one here can see the future. Unless you can? Cool.
Freddie stated that having the guys dressed for practice is important, whether they are physically practicing OR just being present and standing on the sideline.
Hue’s response made no sense when you consider what Freddie said. Hue told him they don’t dress to prevent further injury.
Hue then used the “I’m the boss” card.
Sorry, real bosses don’t need to say that.
@@takforce06 lol, there was more to the story. This wasnt the first time the discussed it, and Hue had enough.
And making football predictions is what football fans do, you just wanna pull the no one can predict the future card out when you dont like the prediction.
Train wreck freddie is on the Crooked Jimmy Haslam express.
s r 😎
I trust John Dorsey’s choice. I go with a one game at a time mentality. I believe we can win more games with Dorsey in the building and the choice of Freddie Kitchens as HC.
You make predictions and ruffle feathers. That’s ok. It’s YT and people do that.
As a fan of the Browns, I hope he wins and wins and wins.
🥂
Look at the body language of the staff while Hue was speaking.
We don't ever practice so we don't get injured in practice.
Aaaaand THAT'S how you go 1-31.
@BakerGXMayfield 6God Yep. Love the username.
No, you went 1-31 because of Crooked Jimmy Haslam.
Browns fans blame Hue and give the joke of an owner a pass.
The only constant here is Haslam.
Browns still suck and will suck as long as Crooked Jimmy is in town.
@@77-ty7gb Haslam has learned. Hire the best GM in the game and go away. And Hue has been obviously horrible. He deserves the lion's share of the blame.
@@iwineverygame1995 best GM?
Green Bay and KC ran dudw outta town.
The best GM hired then fired both Haley and Williams ina 12 month span because he is clueless.
@@77-ty7gb Had to keep them. Name another GM that's drafted a rookie pro bowler 3 consecutive years.
I'll wait.
Im ashamed and embarrassed for hue jackson, I cant even watch this video now when he starts talking because its just cringe worthy. Say what you want about haley, The guy seems to really not be liked by alot of people but to expect your millionarie coaches and players to actually do their job is not asking too much. I honestly thought haley was going to reach over that table and knock the shit out of jackson
Haley wasn't well liked because he didn't know when to keep his mouth shut in general
I agree! Fuck Hue
I sort of thought that Hue would be fired and Todd would be HC.
the1 team was already ruined
Well now look who's head coach.
And to think I was excited when hue got hired
Well now look who is trash as a head coach...
@Brian S it sure seemed that way. Now.. it just seems like he was in a situation nobody could win in.. even beleicheck couldn't win there.. for a reason. He clearly didn't want baker... and for good reason...
james baldwins you gotta give Freddie a past and he won more games this year then Hue over the 3 years so 🥴🥴
@@MultiKushie the point was to lose and get draft picks and draft well.sorry. dude gets ZERO credit. Just like in basketball..Steve Kerr gets ZERO credit. Mark Jackson built the team.. funny you were quiet as a mouse when they were 2-6.. but now he bets some cupcake teams and here you are.. FOH.. they will finish the season 8-8 if they are lucky. Even with the cupcake schedule.. meanwhile Lamar beats Russell Brady goff... etc... browns are TRASH
Wow, I remember this scene when it airs. Awesome that it was Freddie Kitchens who brought up the question that showed how really inept Hue Jackson is. Now look who's sitting in the chair.
Freddie is gonna air that mofo out next year.
The irony
and he's gone
Well I guess your comment didn’t age well did it?
And Freddie immediately got relegated to being an assistant for the Giants lmao
Everybody in that room hates hue lol.. God is he a joke
Actually THEY were the joke.. we see that clearly now. They were clearly undermining everything he was trying to do from day one.
It was a mix of both
@@jamesbaldwins7711 when your 1-31 u get to be undermined in every possible way
Lets be real, Hue didnt singlehandedly go 0-16, they all sucked
The Michael Scott of the NFL
Cameron R. Most brilliant comment I've ever seen about Hue.
The faces in that room really tell the story.
Yup... now he's gone. Freddy is in charge.. they have great players.. but same results.. so who really was the problem.
james baldwins obviously dorsey lol
@@DanGeezyPresents true. If you look at the comments.. a lot of people were SOOOOO offended that hue wasn't listening to kitchens.. we now know how much of an IDIOT kitchen is... Something hue already knew. Kitchens should not have been saying one dam thing in those meetings.. hue never stood a chance with those losers all around him...
How hue got there is incredible
well well well. look who's sitting in that chair now. the only man who talked in this video that actually has sense. Hue was one extreme: give anybody the day off who asks for it. todd haley was a totally opposite extreme: practice no matter what. freddie kitchens takes the perfect middle path approach: don't put at-risk players...well, at risk with physical practices. but at the very least require them to fulfill as many obligations as they possibly still can without compromising their health, so that they don't get complacent and fall behind while they're out. he's gonna be a great head coach. keep driving that bus hue. all the way down to the unemployment line.
Mike Stevens yes thank you. Very good analysis man
Yup, it also encourages players to remain healthy because even if you're injured you have to be attending practice and putting in work.
Dude, excellent points
I appreciate the love yall
Well said I wish it was possible to be on hard knocks again this year haha
This is a big piece of NFL history. It shows how the worst coach of all time would think and make the decisions that led to his historic seasons
he aint the worst wtf you talking about smh
@@efranzeb1356 statistically, Hue is the worst head coach in NFL HISTORY.
3-36-1 in Cleveland is inexcusable
His total record of 11-44-1 is a .205 winning percentage. Which is the worst all time winning percentage for a head coach, with a minimum of 30 games coach!
It’s also the worst record of any coach during the modern era, of atleast 30 games coached.
So statistically, Hue Jackson is the worst head coach of all time
Efranzeb1356 all you gotta do is look at his record and watch some film and see how poorly the browns played when he was the coach the team immediately got better when Greg Williams took over
@@whitemamba24xe98 And those Browns teams were bad, no question. Bad QBs and talent-poor in general. But they were NOT "1-31 in two years" bad. It's basically impossible for an NFL team to be that bad for that long. A competent coach gets them to 4-12 at least 1 out of those 2 years.
I love that it was Kitchens who brought the conflict out, and I also loved Haley's quote..."if we have guys who haven't done shit sitting around doing nothing, how can we get better?" An excellent question, and we all know the answer. Congrats Freddie! Things are looking up.
Lol- well that comment didn’t age well did it. Things still looking up for Freddie?
@@coloneldusty4476
It’s not the fact he wasn’t a good head coach. It’s the fact he still knows his football just doesn’t have enough experience
How that clown ever got a head coach position is mind boggling.
🤣 Let him finish! O no wait he's finished
He was okay on the Raiders. SHould have gotten a second year. Absolutely joke in Cleveland.
Jim Haslam?
sonny baldwin no kidding even harder to believe he lasted as long as he did !
@@n_a8917 no. Affirmitve action is how Freddie got HIS job. With NO HEAD COACHING RESUME. hue was a head coach already in Oakland and did OK with not much talent. He already proved himself. What has Freddie proven?
You idiots Crack me up.
THat's a 0-16 coach talking to a could that has a Super Bowl ring.
Yeah, he “drove the bus”. Ha, he drove it off the cliff enough that he finally got canned!
😂 😂 😂 😂! HUE NONE DRIVING ASS! 🤣🤣🤣🤣!
The myth.
The legend.
Pew Jackson
I love where he says he respects everyone in the room (clearly doesn't). At 3:13 they pan to the two assistants in the corner and it is crystal clear they don't respect him at all.
“I’m driving this bus”… right off a cliff😂
I actually refer back to this clip, as a tech entrepreneur, of what NOT to do as a leader. At 2:50... when he essentially says, this is my show and I'm going to do what I want... the lesson here is that if you EVER have to fall back on your rank/position in order to advance an idea you've lost. One of the things that made Hue so bad a leader is he failed to understand the value of consensus building, and arriving at conclusions as a group; instead he saw his position as head coach through an authoritarian lens, as demonstrated here. The problem is you need people to execute in order to be a successful leader, and people don't execute when they're not bought in.
I've personally made this mistake hundreds of times as a CEO and this video proves that leadership - regardless of whether its a tech company, a football team, a non-profit - requires understanding how to communicate and motivate. What you're seeing here is a monumentally bad leader. And monumentally bad leaders fail to execute and get fired.
you are already as bad as he is stating this on some random video. you dont need to go out of your way to give advice to people about being a great leader. no one cares you have a shitty company. literally. no one
Agree. He could have heard everybody out, then said something to the effect of, "I definitely appreciate your perspectives on this. I think we should do it this way for now, but if it starts to look like we're having too many guys sit out and it's fucking with our consistently, we will absolutely revisit this topic. In the meantime, if you see problems or issues popping up, my door is wide open." Instead he starts condescending to everyone like a jackass.
Yeah a CEO is not the one to make the calls on whats best, you give your experts the resources they need to execute the job and you TRUST the process.
This was a classic coaching staff
Just dropping in to watch this clip again while my other screen is showing the Browns's record at 10-4.
I can't even fathom that this coaching culture was around just two years ago.
@@Akronkangaroo Agree to disagree. I am genuinely wishing your Bengals the best though
What an insane collection of coaching talent. Kitchens, Williams, Haley, Al Saunders and Bob Wiley. A room full of accomplished, elite coordinators with head coach experience and he talks to them like kindergartners.
@atkaschaAll of these guys were superior to Jackson as head coaches and Kitchens was rushed to a head coaching position imo. He's slowly working his way back. Anyone disagreeing with Hue is probably in the right.
This was Hue’s BIGGEST mistake hiring these two arrogant soy sauce dyed hair jerks who had resentment for Hue’s position. Straight sabotage.
@atkascha Also, lousy head coaches can still make for great assistants. The Browns have had one for awhile--Bill Callahan. Absolute clown show when running the Raiders and the Huskers, but maybe the best O-line man in the League.
Even Todd Haley understands.
Coach's inner monologue at 3:14- "I can't believe I'm working for this moron."
Anytime you hear the “LET ME FINISH” you know the person is in their own feelings.
In the military , a common expression is that if you need to state “your in charge” then your probably not.
And now Hue is writing a book on why it was everyone’s fault but his that he got fired.
This was 3 minutes of just Hue having a God complex.
He ruined the Raiders, but his god complex stuck because the players who were left over were practically worshipping him in interviews even though Dennis Allen was the head coach. He mismanaged everything about the 2011 season; from the QB's, to the playcalling, to the injuries, to the defense, to the readiness, to Rolando McClain's arrest, etc.
After watching this I finally understand why Hue can’t get another coaching job in the NFL. You can see it on the coaching staffs faces that they have disdain for HUE.
Kitchens and Haley made good points. Hue's argument was "I used to be in your spot" lol Browns deserve so much better. And that's coming from a bears fan
I watch this video every time I start feeling confident about myself. Brings me back to reality. Don’t be like Hue
He'll be the king of the ashes if only he, gets to rule... Damn, I haven't seen this clip before but, that's no way to lead. Stoked Kitchens got the job.
No wonder why Freddie kitchens got the Head Coaching job of that Team, he was the only one in that meeting who was thinking as a Head Coach
Well it is his team now...
Is one of these guys Tampa Bay Bandits coach?
Its crazy how Hue talks down to his other coaches. Todd Haleys blood was boiling. Everyone in the room who the idiot was lol
5 years later and this is still gold lol. Hue actually trying to argue with staff who is trying to get practice reps in for the teams starters; but he's trying to argue that some guys are too valuable to practice.
I forgot it was Freddie that started that off. I just remembered Haley chiming in and Hue being smug in the head chair. I could't finish watching Hue talk it was so smarmy.
The body language in that room is hilarious. Dudes are like, "This man is going cost all of us our jobs." Todd Haley is talking about how team needs a culture change and a kick in the ass... Hue is like, "Meh..whatever."
finally this is uploaded thank you
He does a huddle break for coaches in their chairs lol
So...this didn't age well, did it?
How about now... I think it's aging FABULOUSLY.. Hugh was RIGHT about a lot of stuff. And had a bunch of LOSERS AND insubordinates on his staff.
Ha everyone in this office. None of this aged well.
Funny how literally everybody but Hue Jackson knew things were going to be a disaster but him. Todd Haley and Kitchens faces tell it all
I think this tape can go down as how not be successful coach
no wonder our star QB loves Freddie kitchens...us browns fans need to stick together and support our new office, Qb, and new Hc...we are family from here on out..LETS GO!!!
Lol. That didn’t age well.
When he said this is my team and I will run it the way I want to run it someone should’ve said coach we went 0-16 with you running it last year
How could a coach with 3 wins in 3 years tell you that this is the way it’s done pathetic
it's called tanking, and that comes from the top, smdh
They should let fans sit in these meetings, as a bit of "spoiler."
Hue Jackson just sucks as a head coach I like Todd Haley the fact of Freddie kitchens spoke up on the matter first just goes to show his leadership
You still admire Kitchens for his leadership? Lol
Ugh.. The pompous way in which Hue is lecturing these guys is disgusting.. Who does he think he is? Bill Belichick?
Gutslinger Belichick would never talk like that
I agree. He should have not lectured them since they were clearly bums and pretty much useless.. his biggest mistake was not firing all of them.. then he could have kept baker as a backup... which is what he wanted.... and we wouldn't have the train wreck that is Freddy kitchens.. and baker mayfield.
The most underrated part of this is the fact that we have al saunders in that room. A fucking legend I honestly thought when hue got fired he was taking over
You could tell nobody respected him in that room. That’s what happens when you win 3 games in 2+ years
God he’s arrogant
“preventive measure” lmao
That whole driving the bus analogy was pretty good. His bus broke down and all the parts were scrapped. What a legacy he left lol
Well. Explains a lot.
This is what Jason Garrett probably looks like but with a far superior team to help him keep the job
The 2018 Browns are a prime example of a team with a little bit of talent on the roster that was absolutely squandered by an incompetent coaching staff.
I feel like if you have to remind everyone that works for you that you are in charge and they have to do what you say, then you wont be in charge for long.
Just read the ESPN report on the Browns and the hiring of Hue Jackson. Jimmy Haslam overrode his own brass who voted 4-1 (Haslam the only vote against) to hire Sean McDermott. He created this mess you had for 3 years of Jackson (and the many prior years). He seems to be the example of an owner who treats his team as a play-thing rather than a business. What a disgrace! I hope you guys have some good fortune ahead of you with Baker Mayfield if Haslam does not meddle and screw it up.
The funny thing, both Gregg Williams and Todd Haley had already been head coaches on “the other side of the table” which Hue was suggesting they couldn’t understand.
Hey Freddie took your seat! Hue you should have listened!
Jake now he’s gone too
Now where’s your hero Fat Freddie ?
i dont agree with Hue Jackson 100% but i can definitely see where he is going with regarding to a player not practicing. remember this is the NFL, where you need your players to be in practice and learn. if they are not healthy, they cannot help you win. I coach high school football and they way that kitchens is saying is how we would handle the situations, but again its the NFL. I also do not have a big problem with Hue saying this is his team and that he can run it the way he wants it.
But you're missing the point. He didn't let Freddie continue or even directly answer his question. Freddie said he understood if so someone was going to not practice but could they at least dress for practice? Hue totally disregarded this point and went off and played for the cameras as many have pointed out. (which in hindsight he so obviously was) And how can you ask for respect but you yourself show none??
@@orangedawg64 you have a great point! I think the reason why hue didnt get to answer kitchen's questions is because he and Todd Haley were locking horns at each other. I dont think he forgot to answer kitchens' question, i think he was just trying to make his point across to todd haley and collectively the whole staff as well. again, i do not agree 100% of how hue handled this situation. i honestly think that hue would be the head coach right now still if in the beginning he called the plays and so that he and todd haley would not have blown up the way they did.
@@buddachris45 , those are valid points as well. Plus taking in how Hard Knocks edits to fit the drama, it probably was more about Hue and Todd.
And this is why Hue Jackson should never be a head coach again. I love how he references the 0-16 seasons plan for why he does things. If I was a coach I would have asked didn’t you go 0-16 last year? When he asked if there was anymore questions, “speak now or for ever hold your truth”
How's that view now Hue 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This looks like modern day game of thrones and Hue is Joffrey
Thank god Freddie is the new head coach
You want to say that again?
I take back my previous statement
@@thebigdant6210 To be fair Kitchens > Jackson
All day anyday. But still both were clowns, though I'm a little more forgiving to Kitchens for being a 1st year Coach compared to baldy.
Now Hue who is driving the bus now
“These are preventative measures.” Yeah, measures preventing you from being a successful NFL head coach.
I remember watching this episode and immediately think "oh this guy has GOT to go" Total buffoon. Notice how it was Freddie Kitchens who brought it up first. Sweet revenge that Freddie is now Head Coach!!!!
And guess what. You were DEAD wrong. Freddy is WORSE than Hugh.. with BETTER players... now his head is on the chopping block.
Come again? 😆
Also look how defeated along those coaches look...he probably played that "it's my team" card a lot.
His head was SO BIG sitting in that chair......My goodness he thought he was the KING, far from it........GO BROWNS AND FREDDIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As a coach(on a much much lower level) Head coaches that lean back on "I'm in charge", "this my team" instead of the reasons behind it
I’m gonna miss Gregg Williams. Dude was the sole beacon of hope the first two years under Hue. I hope he has tremendous amount of success wherever he goes, except for when has to coach against Cleveland. 😄
2:40 🤣🤣🤣🤣
1:01. Al Saunders’ monstrous playbooks lol
Todd Haley took “live in our fears” from Mike Tomlin.
How did this shit just pop up on my screen, this dude went 1-31😂😂 and I’m a Browns fan I can laugh about it now but damn...
Hue thinks he’s spouting wisdom. Literally every other coach is painfully aware how flawed the plan is competitively. To then patronize experienced coaches with “when you’re in this chair you’ll understand” crap....thank God he’s gone.
I was thinking the same thing. I think Haley was a head coach. He didnt look too happy.
Yep. And three of his staff were were former NFL head coaches: Al Saunders, Todd Haley, and Gregg Williams, and yet Hue treated them as if they were green grad assistants. What a total jackass!
Can’t believe he tried to look down on them as if they were peasants in his kingdom
'Get it how I want it!' lol 1-38 or something like that.
Bro once he got fired they must’ve roasted the shit outta him
Hue talking down to Freddie hahaha funny how things work out
Young Fellah yeah. They’re both gone
I come back to this when i think my team is at rock bottom. Hue always thought he was onto something lol
(In Hue's mind)"Look Freddie this is how I work if you don't like it change it if you ever get your own team ((doubt that highly))". Fast forward to the end of the season..... "Who did they hire"?!?!?!
And look who got shit canned after one year. 😆
"It's My team and I do losing my way!"
When Hue Jackson started going off about him being the coach and what not, you could see the anger in Todd Haley's eyes..lol..dude took his hat off and started rubbing his head..Todd Haleys been a coach before too..lol
Now its Freddie's team , now he can do whatever the hell he wants
Say what?
This man is truly Hubris Jackson. Stunningly arrogant to the point where is he embrassingly incompetent.
Hue knows Todd and Greg were also head coaches before this right and I’m pretty sure they did better than him he’ll Todd Haley coached the chiefs to the playoffs in 2010
Ok Mr. 0-16... Gotta be kidding me this guy
It's hard to believe that a coaching staff would be questioning a head coach with a 1-31 record.
They barely won that 1 game, they got very lucky in that game
Hue "at the end of day I get to drive this bus" right into the lake @2:54
They actually thought Halley,williams and Jackson would coexist haha
Man hue acted like he was in total control when he wasnt I think it was played out
I'm so sorry Browns fans. For 2 years you've had this nonsense. You guys are the real MVPs