Arians would consider Browns HC Job

[TheCardFan]

Ex-Cardinals coach Bruce Arians says he would be open to the Browns' job.
"Cleveland is the only job I would consider," Arians told the Canton Repository. 66-year-old Arians coordinated the Browns' offense from 2001-03. The obvious appeal in Cleveland would be Baker Mayfield. Arians got to coach Andrew Luck for one year in Indianapolis but had to make do with an aging Carson Palmer in Arizona. Arians and Mayfield would be an exciting fit together. Nov 5 - 1:51 PM
Source: Canton Repository

http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/8336/bruce-arians


Would he come back and coach Rosen?!

 

[MadCardDisease]

Ex-Cardinals coach Bruce Arians says he would be open to the Browns' job.
"Cleveland is the only job I would consider," Arians told the Canton Repository. 66-year-old Arians coordinated the Browns' offense from 2001-03. The obvious appeal in Cleveland would be Baker Mayfield. Arians got to coach Andrew Luck for one year in Indianapolis but had to make do with an aging Carson Palmer in Arizona. Arians and Mayfield would be an exciting fit together. Nov 5 - 1:51 PM
Source: Canton Repository

http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/8336/bruce-arians


Would he come back and coach Rosen?!

Your answer:

"Cleveland is the only job I would consider,"

 

[speedy]

Haha... So he can continue his love affair with Amos...

 

[speedy]

I’m guessing Amos told Bruce he wants to retire out of Cleveland (reminded him of the pictures) so Bruce is throwing his name in the mix

 

[moklerman]

This doesn't make sense to me. I thought Arians retired because he wasn't healthy enough to coach anymore? Does the situation suggest that he didn't like coaching for the Cardinals for some reason?

 

[JeffGollin]

Suggests there's a back story we don't know about.

 

[vince56]

He's just getting his name in the press. Free publicity and it gets everyone talking about him. I doubt there's any seriousness here.

 

[RugbyMuffin]

The ol' Bill Parcell's move.

I am sick, but .....no I am not.

 

[Chopper0080]

All of the good looks this year.

 

[Southpaw]

Flip flopper

 

[Krangodnzr]

All of the good looks this year.

I think Arians was forced out.

 

[jmt]

I don't care about BA but I do want Wilks fired.

 

[Rivercard]

"Cleveland is the only job I would consider"

This may be the first time in history this sentence has ever been uttered.

 

[SeattleCard]

I wouldn't mind watching BA try to succeed where others failed. I'd become a closet Browns fan just to cheer on the turnaround effort... I'm still a BA fan for all he did for us here in AZ.

 

[unseenaz]

I think Arians was forced out.

Keim was crying in the presser, so that’s doubtful.

 

[Chris_Sanders]

This doesn't make sense to me. I thought Arians retired because he wasn't healthy enough to coach anymore? Does the situation suggest that he didn't like coaching for the Cardinals for some reason?

Hey look, another sign that he actually didn't retire

 

[Buckybird]

Keim was crying in the presser, so that’s doubtful.

It’s very possible, considering he REFUSED to make staff changes! That was huge considering it cost us many many games on ST’s

I know fans don’t matter in the big picture but most were also screaming for his head that his time in Zona was done, including me.

 

[Buckybird]

Hey the great Kurt Warner admitted last year he thought of coming out of retirement after stepping down as well.

I’d be shocked if BA returns

 

[TRW]

Might be the only HC job he could get an interview for.

 

[Ronin]

Don’t.do.it!

 

[TheCardFan]

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[SoCal Cardfan]

Haha... So he can continue his love affair with Amos...

This makes it almost crystal clear, that MB or SK (or both) wanted BA to fire Amos...Or head out the door with him at the same time.

If Amos gets fired, then hired in NY..... BA will say "The Giants are the only team I'd consider."

 

[Mainstreet]

I think Arians was forced out.

It looks this way. If so, that move is not looking so smart right now.

 

[iLLmatiC]

Looking for a story when there isn't one. Football's in his blood and commentating on games behind a sports booth isn't enough.

 

[Brian in Mesa]

It's all hogwash. How many players, coaches, GM's, etc. step aside "to spend more time with family" and then end up in another position or role involving just as much time as their previous one (or they end up doing exactly what they did before)? Tale as old as time... It's in their blood and they just cannot stay away - even when they thought they were ready.