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| Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren said head coach Pat Shurmur will most likely hire an offensive coordinator for next season. Shurmur is currently his own coordinator and play-caller. However, he probably won't give up the latter responsibility. 'I think now, as he goes through this season, I don't expect him to change calling the game, but in all likelihood, we'll hire an offensive coordinator next year,' Holmgren said. |
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| Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren said Wednesday, Feb. 23, he is likely to select a quarterback prospect at some point in the 2011 NFL Draft, according to Tony Grossi, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. 'Oh, yeah, we will draft a quarterback. You can almost count on it,' Holmgren said. However, Holmgren added he is not planning on displacing QB Colt McCoy as the starter. 'I believe in the young guy we have,' Holmgren said. 'I'm pretty sure we'll take one later in the draft.' |
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| Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren said Wednesay, Feb. 23, he is looking to add an impact offensive player with the No. 6 overall pick in the NFL Draft, even though the team could also address their defense, according to Tony Grossi, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. 'I'm also looking for a home-run hitter,' Holmgren said. 'We do (have a lot of work to do on defense) and it is (a good draft for defense). But I think you have to be a little careful of thinking too much about needs so that you reach. I don't want to do that. So our philosophy is to take the best player on our board once it's set up. Now, if you have two guys that are (really close), then we'd have a discussion on which one to take.' |
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| Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren is scheduled to meet with former head coach Eric Mangini's assistants, including offensive coordinator Brian Daboll and defensive coordinator Rob Ryan, according to CBSSports.com They're all under contract for one more season but are expected to be fired. |
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| Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren said he is ruling himself out of the team's head coaching search at this time, reports Nate Ulrich, of the Akron Beacon Journal. |
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| Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren left open the possibility of returning to coaching at some point in the future but is focused on trying to make the Browns a winning team at this point, reports The Associated Press. |
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| Cleveland Browns team president Mike Holmgren once again reiterated he will not be coaching the Browns, reports Marla Ridenour, of The Beacon Journal. 'Brian Daboll is the offensive coordinator, Eric Mangini is the head coach. I am around to cheerlead and to encourage and help in any way I can. But I am not coaching the football team. I am not,' Holmgren said. |
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| Tony Grossi, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, reports Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren said he may meet with four or five quarterback prospects before the 2010 NFL Draft. |
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| Tony Grossi, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, reports Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren said he is not averse to moving up or down in the first round of the 2010 NFL Draft. The Browns currently have the No. 7 overall pick in the draft. They also have 11 total picks in the upcoming draft, including their own picks in each of the seven rounds. |
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| Steve Doerschuk, of the Canton Repository, reports Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren said head coach Eric Mangini has asked him to help out with the team's quarterbacks. Holmgren said he will not be on the field coaching but will give Mangini observations and suggestions regarding the quarterbacks. |
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