Andrew Berry: “Adversity is universally important for growth”

LOL

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QUIT FIRING COACHES AFTER 1-2 years dummy

@Cory Johnson 100%

@The Sonic Void 💯%

The adversity he is actually referring to is moving on from players like OBJ and Baker.

@DCUPtoejuice I agree with you. In my opinion, I believe the egoism and stubbornness of OBJ and Baker has effected the team as unit. But I also believe the team enjoy OBJ in the locker room as well. Even though he was injury prone through his tenure in Cleveland, the locker room enjoyed his presence.

Yeah, get rid of Baker… He’ll go up to Pittsburg… (they’ll take him)… and move on to your next rebuild

@Jeff Warren Anderson you are all missing the point. We need a serviceable qb that can establish proof of concept for our schemes as we draft and build we can not afford a complete rebuild or we will burn 30 more qbs in 22 seasons

@Jeff Warren Anderson you are all missing the point. We need a serviceable qb that can establish proof of concept for our schemes as we draft and build we can not afford a complete rebuild or we will burn 30 more qbs in 22 seasons

It doesn’t matter who they get at QB. This ding dong head coach and, his high school offense will ruin him. What do you think Rogers would come here and, flourish in it lol?

I have been saying the same thing since last year

Your drunk bf got thru 2 you

@Q Horton I’ve been saying that since last year. There should never be an empty backfield on 1st or 2nd down unless there is huge yardage to pick up or time running out and your behind. A Rogers or Brady can get away with that but not Baker, at least not now.

You are right on sister. Having Chubb and Hunt both in the backfield on the same play would be a smart coaches dream. Adjustments are part of a successful team and for some reason Stefanski has a huge problem with that. Your husband and some other knowledgeable fans would probably call better plays.

EXACTLY 💯

Root for Cincy. At least one NFL team from Ohio makes it in.

This is a fact

May be sitting lol? We’re gonna lose out the rest of the games at this point and, talking of remotely making the playoffs is laughable at best.

@John Connor I agree with you. This sucks. I was so excited for this season too.

Yeah before that 1 of 4 for 5yards lol

Cleveland Media = trash takes

Njoku is a beast and Byrant is still learning the game.. Hooper has to go..

@Jason Schultz he’s been inconsistent before the injury. He reminds me of someone like Jay Cutler….talented but inconsistent. His arm isn’t the problem…it’s the mental stuff

Dropped balls? The oline is much weaker than expected. The playcalling. The whole offense has to get better, its not only Baker.

@Robert Janko without a doubt

What do you expect? Him to reveal the inner workings of the front office to the public? That’s just inane.

You forgot bad throws

@Mario Hartson he’s known for his accuracy so that would fall under injuries

agree with your statement but the team is built on Dorsey’s vision/pieces. His QB, bad trades (OBJ, didn’t need him when we traded for him) and draft choices. I really think this front office needs time to work together, Berry and Stefanski. Get the QB they want (if Baker isn’t it) and then blame can be placed if it doesn’t work out. We were a program of dysfunction before these guys took over and it can’t change after just one year. In a tactical world all the pieces need to work together and be put in place based on their strengths. Belichick is probably the perfect example of this, pieces working together in complete harmony. They’re making smart moves with solidifying the lines and signing key building blocks. I think we’ll see them move on from Baker and truly build a contender from there. We might be looking at a stepping stone team, we just need to be patient. Sucks because we all wanted them to win this year but media hype and the idea of what could be blinded us to what the team really is. Again agree with you on what you said but responsibility really can’t be accepted until you completely fail, IMO.

@TOPO42 actually OBJ was a quality acquisition, we just didn’t know how to use him… he especially was good at taking the top off a defense!!!!

@abdul smith Not for what we gave up. We got zero return.

“Mr. Berry”… LMFAO. He’s just a GM. No matter how many leadeship book quotes he gives when speaking; he is held accountable to obtaining results of WINNING just like everyone one else….and they are not winning. No matter what “talent” you think he brought in. Addressing the defense was a no brainer (everyone in the league saw it) and you have an owner who spends money (again not hard to get players when they get paid) BUT NOT addressing the offense, specifically Baker and Odell not “working well together” two players (workers) in a union of all things can’t be managed….lol…THAT IS A FAILURE OF GENERAL MANAGEMENT that has rippled through the entire offense.

Furthermore, my sense is this dude would snitch in his mom to keep his job.

Also my guy, let’s not forget he could not and would not deal Odell in the off-season, when he knew all the stuff about Baker and Odell not working….. Then he has to let him walk because he couldn’t deal him again before the trade deadline….

If Andrew Berry couldn’t see Odell or his Dad’s nonsense coming when he wanted out as a sign of how far out of today ch he is with leadership then I don’t know what is…. He employed HOPE as a business strategy. You can not HOPE you must ENSURE.

17:43 Tells you what kind of leader this dude is…. He can’t hold himself accountable and explain how he messed it up from jump and was in over his head and didn’t ask for help.

He got beat by a player, his Daddy and a YouTube video…. “Mr. Berry” still laughing.

@Edward Michalski agree to disagree.

Oh and I address all types of people by “Mr” and “Ms” so dont overthink it 😉

I feel like he’s been killing it with the draft selections and moves. That being said our other acquisitions we’ve had under Mr Berry have been disappointing overall.

I think this guy is doing a great job as the leagues youngest GM. That being said I do think he’s made a few mistakes and I think it’s important to hold him accountable in those scenarios. No one’s perfect and he’s doing a great job but we shouldn’t blindly follow him.

He has no idea what’s going on with his own players/ he’s legal not leadership. SMH. And worse off he is catching no smoke for sucking at his job.

Yeah…back when Marty Schottenheimer was coach.