That final play of Keizer scrambling out of the sack, climbing up the pocket, finding the open man only to have that guy (your first round pick a year ago) to have the ball go right through his hands is the most Browns play of all time

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192

10 ай бұрын

It really is. I think that was when Keizer broke for good.

@TheHutchIsOn

10 ай бұрын

As a Steelers fan, that was not a good Pittsburgh team. We so deserved to lose that game.

@KuroShiiiro

10 ай бұрын

poor kizer lol. i always wanted him to do well

@night6724

10 ай бұрын

@@TheHutchIsOnwell yeah they benched all the starters for the playoffs

@Joswag

10 ай бұрын

@@night6724I think they had the starting secondary in there which is embarrassing They would later get pissed on by Blake Bortles

My dad is a lifelong browns fan for 45+ years, born and raised in Akron, during the hue jackson era i genuinely worried about him, I've never seen someone so defeated and beaten down by a sports team. And yet every Sunday he still tuned in, knowing full well he would only receive new forms of misery.

@bfkgod

10 ай бұрын

No one should let sports affect them that much, tbh.

@DamianSalinas-wr1kh

10 ай бұрын

Ur dad a bum sports never that deep lmao

@rctecopyright

10 ай бұрын

Dude I yelled so much on Sundays during that time. Glad it's over

@kaminsod4077

10 ай бұрын

​@@bfkgodTbf he had other serious shit weighing on him, and the horrendous football was like a sprinkling of extra pain. He's a lot better now thankfully.

@bananapee86

10 ай бұрын

@@bfkgodLicky on da pee

It’s simply mind blowing that Hue Jackson went 1-15 then went 0-16 and the Browns STILL didn’t fire him.

@jjaakk7214

9 ай бұрын

Losing was part of the plan

@icaanul

9 ай бұрын

@@jjaakk7214 Exactly. Draft picks galore.

@joefaller4525

9 ай бұрын

John Dorsey's brilliance at work.

@freddiesimmons1394

9 ай бұрын

They didnt have a roster. What were they going to do, hire chip kelly? They might as well try a new approach: continuity.

@PopOutPaulie

9 ай бұрын

He's the coach not the GM. You gotta have pieces to put together wins

Joe Thomas was an absolute legend. It really kills me that for all the losing he had to endure, when he retired we were worse than ever.

@peteyprimo7173

10 ай бұрын

I think he faked the tricep injury just to retire mid season lol. I don’t blame him one bit

@MarkZickefoose

10 ай бұрын

@@peteyprimo7173 I don't. But as beat up as he was yet still out there every week, the thought of rehabbing for most of a year just to come back to the same dumpster fire of loserdom HAD to have tipped the scales in favor of retirement. If that injury happened one year later instead, when there was hope again, I think he'd have come back.

@bradleybrown8399

10 ай бұрын

we (the Buccaneers) had someone similar in Paul Gruber. Great lineman, 12 years of losing.

@Neglected-Nostalgia

10 ай бұрын

We started winning more after he retired

@scrappy93

9 ай бұрын

​@@Neglected-Nostalgiayou had one winning season with him and one winning season since he retired lol. That's not winning more.

The fact Hue Jackson joined the bengals coaching staff then immediately lost to the browns the first game with them is hilarious

@TheDudeAbides337

10 ай бұрын

It was gnarly

@ironpanther2420

10 ай бұрын

Really funny story about that game I'll share with you. Northeast Ohio native and lifelong Browns fan here. My dad and I were doing some electrical work that required the power to the house to be cut regularly while that game was going on. Every time we took a break and turned the power back on, the score kept shooting up. Eventually, we just stopped and finished the game because we couldn't believe what we were seeing.

@kinglyone7172

10 ай бұрын

My friends and I were at that game, it was glorious!

@markanthony1004

10 ай бұрын

@@ironpanther2420I saw that game. It was being broadcast in South Texas which is usually mostly Texas teams, NFC East, Packers(Go Pack Go) and NFC West and I was delighted to watch it. This was back when I secretly rooted for Browns success due to their past.

@sir_stretchmarks5559

9 ай бұрын

I was at the week 16 game the fuck Hugh Jackson chants in the muni lot was just awesome. It was my brother and I first game and we killed a 24 pack of Budweiser before the game cause we thought the Bengals were gonna slaughter us. It was also 24° that day so the browns get the W was so satisfying

As a Cleveland fan, them breaking the 0-16+ losing skid by *still not winning a football game* is perhaps the Brownsiest thing that has ever - and will ever - happen.

For anyone defending Hue, remember that John Dorsey had to trade away Carlos Hyde to force Hue Jackson to start Nick Chubb. Every Browns fan was screaming for Chubb to start after his very first game, and yet Hue refused to do so until he had no other option.

@Gutslinger

9 ай бұрын

Yyyep!

@jenni8200

9 ай бұрын

Dorsey got this team in the right direction... We would not be where we are currently if he was never hired in Cleveland

@modetallah

9 ай бұрын

It goes back to Sashi honestly. With him, Dorsey wouldn’t have had the draft assets or cap source.

@JPer811

9 ай бұрын

@@jenni8200I’ll always root against you because of Watson

@modetallah

8 ай бұрын

@@JPer811 Who’s your favorite team?

God this makes me feel so bad for deshonne kaiser. The kid never had even the smallest chance. The way he said "I'm the winless quarterback" broke my heart

@Jrodsly

8 ай бұрын

I feel horrible for him. He should've been on a team willing to protect him and let him develop properly, not a team where careers go to end in disappointment. Such a bummer.

@alexmarlow2508

8 ай бұрын

The Browns and Raiders, the QB enders, Cleveland and Oakland is just littered with lifeless QBs everywhere

@micahqgecko

7 ай бұрын

If I was in his position I think I would have just refused to be drafted by such a god awful team

@RupertMumphrey

6 ай бұрын

@@micahqgeckoNo. You wouldn’t. If your college coach says that you’re not ready and your prospects of being redrafted are low, then it would be ridiculous to throw away a great opportunity to make life changing money.

@micahqgecko

6 ай бұрын

@@RupertMumphrey Yes, I actually would. Going to a team to get killed and not develop is a kiss of death anyways, you’d be better off going into free agency and picking up a QB2 or 3 spot.

Colin Cowherd confidently proclaiming his comparison of Carson Wentz to "Tom Cruise in Captain Phillips and Saving Private Ryan" is one of the Colin Cowherd statements of all time.

@bigbearkat2010

10 ай бұрын

Agreed. I had to rewind that clip like five times because there was just so much stupid to unpack.

@BHox01

9 ай бұрын

Thats literally how he has a job, say completely ridiculous stuff and let people eat it up

@TheLastAshbringer

9 ай бұрын

Agreed that was brilliant

@TheBatugan77

9 ай бұрын

Cowturd is clueless. He talks fast. People trip over his bullshit and figure "okay...I guess that makes sense..."

@heatedchair.

9 ай бұрын

I guess I can understand saying Cruise instead of Hanks, but he could have corrected himself

Poor Hue. His biggest accomplishment in Cleveland was being in RBTs intros…

@dominushydra

10 ай бұрын

Poor Hue? Lol he's garbage

@aaronclay4665

10 ай бұрын

I'm thankful for hue, with them records we got great franchise players. Yea poor hue, he never gets the respect he should

@insertnamehere9950

10 ай бұрын

@@aaronclay4665tbh he was a good coach they just never put talent around him

@scarecrow0774

10 ай бұрын

​@insertnamehere9950 bro Hue Jackson is the reason Chubb was only getting 1-3 carries a game behind Hyde, is the reason Baker didn't get in a game until the Jets thanks to Taylor getting hurt, wasn't utilizing Garrett as anything more than a pass rusher, and also didn't have the nuts to call Todd on his BS that final season. Hue was a horrible coach, and if you need anymore evidence go look at the raiders under him. Man's a joke of a coach

@insertnamehere9950

10 ай бұрын

@@scarecrow0774 the whole plan was for them to tank he and the whole front office made it well known and they were slowly improving his final year in cleveland and if he wasn't fired baker wouldn't be on his 4th team since 2020

Hue Jackson's mother passed away. Marvin wanted to help his friend. You glossed over that as to why he came to Cincinnati.

@seanboyize

8 ай бұрын

That is really tragic. When you’re the head coach the buck stops at you but the way losing that much can warp someone and their psyche is something that I think is so easily forgotten when a sports team fails for so long. It messes with peoples heads when the only thing you do is lose. Losing a parent is a monumentally challenging moment for any person and to compound that with the pressure of being a head coach in the NFL *AND* losing that much is just incomprehensible. It’s a defining moment for most folks when they lose their parents at any stage of life.

@Golferboy2004

5 ай бұрын

Hue Jackson’s mom passed away after he became head coach of the browns not when he was on the bengals. it was a big scene on hard knocks. It was tragic tho. Huge respect for him going out and still coaching a game the same week his mom passed away

To paraphrase Lucy Van Pelt: "Hue, of all the Cleveland Browns in the world, you're the Cleveland Browniest."

It truly was one of the greatest times to watch sports in my opinion. The 2017 browns are everything you ever want in sporting accomplishments

@TheBfutgreg

7 ай бұрын

I'm somewhat of a Shitty Team Fan myself!! (Detroit) But yeah the 2008 Lions with the Orlovsky endzone blunder is hard to top, don't remember such a memorable play from the Browns' winless season, just bland incompetence

How you don’t get fired after going 0-16 is mind boggling Lovie Smith won 4 games and he got fired

@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536

10 ай бұрын

Dude looks like he can tell a good story. The owners and front office loved him as a person. The players probably didn't mind him either (double entendre)

@X2Finest23

10 ай бұрын

As a bears fan, Lovie also got fired after winning 10 games.

@brothergrimaldus3836

10 ай бұрын

Black privilege

@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536

10 ай бұрын

@@brothergrimaldus3836 If that were true, than Lovie Smith would have been given another chance with 4 wins.

@stevenrodan5160

10 ай бұрын

​@@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536Im amazed he got 4 wins with such a bad team

I was in town for the 0-16 parade at the time and braved the -20 degree windchill to see it. Was actually pleasantly surprised on how much fun it was. Felt like the Browns fans were making the best of their situation. They were still chanting and cheering on the Browns, despite everything. Wouldn’t say it was mockery.

@jakerojas4756

6 ай бұрын

🤣

@thenumberquelve158

4 ай бұрын

My parents are Browns fans; that actually sounds pretty belivable. Obviously they've turned a corner now, but any time I brought up the Browns back in the 2010s and suggested they jump ship, whether jokingly or for real, they wouldn't even consider it. Maybe it's the fact they didn't have a team for a few years. Bad team is better than no team.

@Theyseemederp1n

4 ай бұрын

I was in one of the ensembles that performed in it. Can attest even through the cold, it was a fun time. Not terribly into football, but I was raised by a mother who is a die hard browns fan and always will be. When they were all the way down, really all that was left for her to do was to look up and foreward. I think a lot of the fans I saw at that parade had a similar outlook

How the Browns went 1-15 in 2016 and then followed it up with an 0-16 season the following year, and Hue still didn't get canned is unreal.

As a younger NFL fan, I had NO idea about Hue Jackson’s story. Always thought he was a fancy talking buffoon who didn’t belong as a head coach, but when you go through 7 QB’s in 2 seasons, idk how many coaches could even do decent ESPECIALLY with their roster

@YOSSARIAN313

10 ай бұрын

Tom brady in his prime would have probably won 4 games with that roster.

@lieutenantdan6709

10 ай бұрын

@@YOSSARIAN313idk the season the went 0-16 a lot of their games were close. It’s just they had Deshone kizer at qb so I think Brady make a run for the playoffs

@TheWatchernator

10 ай бұрын

yeah - except that he was supposed to be the guy who can make a good QB.

@abebuenodemesquita8111

10 ай бұрын

@@TheWatchernator he was given a guy who was ruined by injuries, a mid round rookie (who are very rarely good), a practice squad guy, a veteran who had done essentially nothing with his career, and a second round rookie whos own college coach said shouldn't be playing in the NFL. and to add on to the obvious lack of anything approaching talent he didn't have any real time with any of them because they were injured so often.

@YOSSARIAN313

10 ай бұрын

@@TheWatchernator no one could habe made kevin hogan or cody kessler into a good qb

Basically every Sunday at 1pm my family engaged in the weekly ritual of watching the Browns lose. The worst part is that they were mostly close games that the Browns lost late in the game. After awhile everyone was tuned in just to see them win ONCE and they just couldn't. It was hilarious in a cosmic sort of way.

@user-up1us9jf1o

10 ай бұрын

I’m a Steelers fan and I do have empathy for the Browns fans sometimes. I don’t understand ownership. You guys beat us in the playoffs like 4 years ago or so and then dismantled the team. That was a great step forward just to Browns it up again.

@danielchavez7343

10 ай бұрын

1 pm or 10 am for sure

@eddiekulp1241

9 ай бұрын

Im a Saints fan , was like that in the 70's

The BBC used to have a deal for NFL Highlights and they used former Giants DE Osi Umenyiora as an analyst. After the Browns got their regular blowout defeat presenter Mark Chapman told him that the QB who had won the most games in Cleveland since 1999 was Ben Roethlisberger. “How is that even possible?” was Osi’s shocked reaction…

The fact hue released half of the O line (which were pro bowler ) and then lost 6 QBs to injuries is just a example of the WTF decisions

@VojvodaSloboda

5 ай бұрын

Facts, surprised no one else said this.

@agent3269

3 ай бұрын

Hue wasn’t the general manager

@alexwinfield9540

27 күн бұрын

​@@agent3269 so do coaches not coach? Your o line is so bad your qbs are getting hurt constantly, do you not make adjustments?

Should add most miserable owners as well. The Haslams are by far awful in my eyes. They have been dysfunctional since they took over the team and you could make a series on them

@jrsmith5080

10 ай бұрын

@Kevin-tb8ng let's be thankful Dan's gone

@hiiipowerbass2337

10 ай бұрын

Vols fan , 100%correct

@Iannnus

10 ай бұрын

​@Kevin-tb8ng where's Jerry

@mach6893

10 ай бұрын

@Kevin-tb8ng Now it's the Sapnos, the Fords, Mr. Ross, then the Haslams.

@someperson8151

10 ай бұрын

​​@@IannnusJerry Jones is a player friendly owner. Gave Zeke and Dak big contracts. Gave second chances to troubled athletes. He played college football at Arkansas as a lineman so he's got some clout. Should have added that he was co-captain of the Razorback team that won a National Championship. He's an accomplished man. Dumb for people to put him in a group with Snyder. Started free agency and salary cap. He started the stadium naming rights to bring more revenue. Every sport adopted the naming rights for more revenue thereafter. He's a pioneer.

As a Browns fan it was especially brutal to watch these games. But I did. The only era that was worse was 1996-1998 when we didn't even have the Browns because they became the Ravens, who shortly thereafter won a Super Bowl. During both eras it was too depressing to watch other teams and hard to motivate myself to even pay attention to the league overall.

Corey Coleman dropping that pass was insane dude. I’ll never forget that

Collin Cowherd saying that Tom Cruise was in Captain Philips and Saving Private Ryan is such a Colin Cowherd thing to say🤣

@Skyfire-x

4 ай бұрын

Dead set on Carson Wentz. Dead set on Jalen Hurts.

I love that you’re a Browns fan. Makes videos like this all the better :)

@juanserrano3628

10 ай бұрын

lol yeah being able to admit your teams wrongs

@bananapee86

10 ай бұрын

@@juanserrano3628farty on da pee

Drafting terribly does wonders for a franchise to stay bad and the Browns are a perfect example of it. Dorsey really got the ball rolling for the Browns and their revival. It’s unfortunate Baker didn’t work out for them.

@johnsalem1795

10 ай бұрын

Dorsey was an awful drafter

@JuanSanchez-lj8uf

10 ай бұрын

Baker did work out for them. Browns just got ahead of themselves. Baker led them from trash to average NFL team with a playoff appearance and win. The Browns for some reason thought that made them automatic SB contenders. They should have kept Bakers and enjoyed being average till they got a true franchise QB but all they did was make another typical trash Browns blunder and trade for Watson who hasn’t shown signs of returning to his Texans form. DTR looks great for them though so maybe they finally lucked into a franchise QB.

@patricklemire9278

9 ай бұрын

@@JuanSanchez-lj8ufBaker Mayfield has as many playoff wins as Lamar Jackson, and current browns QB Watson. The press declares only one an abject failure.

@shmoga

9 ай бұрын

@@JuanSanchez-lj8uf id roll the next ten years with baker mayfeild. hes not a top 5 QB, but ill take him anyways idgaf.

@MrHeart12

9 ай бұрын

Good thing they have a rapist leading the team now. Huge upgrade for that dogshit franchise.

What’s crazy about the win in the 1-15 season was that it was a missed field goal in classic Chargers fashion and it was the second to last game for the San Diego Chargers

@charlesconner9044

9 ай бұрын

So very Chargers 😂😂😂

Not a Browns fan, but I started to become obsessed with them during the Hue era. I watched every Browns game I could, I always wanted to see if they could keep their L streak going. And I watched every single Hue post game conference because I loved watching him keep trying to explain himself.

My late grandma ( who was so sweet) was always livid when she saw Hue’s Mr Hero commercials due to how bad his coaching was. 😅

@DevonRucker

10 ай бұрын

I wish I could throw a Roman Burger at him

@peteyprimo7173

10 ай бұрын

It’s nice to see the browns can even make a sweet old lady angry lol

@kokonanana1

9 ай бұрын

Love Mr Hero. Great story!

As a Bucs fan since '98, this is a bittersweet reminder that we are sometimes "lucky" to not have a trainwreck coaching series. We share that pain often as well

@SlickNick98

10 ай бұрын

Haven't met many of ur kind in my life tell me what was it like to be a bucs fan from 2003-2019

@DeosPraetorian

10 ай бұрын

I mean the bucs are pretty lucky to have two super bowl wins fall into their lap

@fsanmiguel666

10 ай бұрын

And to have had the GOAT on your team for three seasons

@Raider9844

10 ай бұрын

i hate people like you, try being a raider fan (like me) browns/jets fans/texan fans. even alot of cowboy fans who have literally never seen winning football in their adult lives.

@Walker-ow7vj

10 ай бұрын

Bro y’all got 2 super bowls you don’t get to feel sad when you got one 3 years ago.

I don’t think it’s possible to be worse than the 2016 Cleveland Browns *2017 has entered the chat*

The thing I remember most about that 2017 game against the Texans is Joel Bitonio blocking two Texans d-linemen at once and getting called for holding even though he kept his hands inside. He basically just grabbed each of their chest plates, mashed them together, and started pushing them back. My friends and I had a joke at the time that went like "Holding, 75, offense. Successfully blocked two defenders at once, he plays for Cleveland, he's not supposed to be that good. Ten yard penalty from the spot of the foul, replay 3rd down." 😂😂

How Hue went 0-16 and wasn't fired yet is beyond me.

@cemarz

10 ай бұрын

He was EXTENDED.

@TheDudeAbides337

10 ай бұрын

It’s the Browns.

@Jack-jx6ln

10 ай бұрын

If that team went 2-14 people would say that they over achieved

@AshyLarryson

9 ай бұрын

He’s black

@Nyghtryder229AFN

9 ай бұрын

I think it says more about the organization and the front office.

Dropped everything I was doing to watch this KTO documentary. Please do more of these longer videos/documentary-style videos. We need it

As a Raiders fan my one memory for him is how he acted after the 2011 season. Threw players under the bus. Made some wild comments about how much power he wanted. And during the games he'd do stupid things that cost us.

Coming here during week 17 to bring up the night and day difference between Jackson and Stefanski. Browns are currently 11-5 with an outside shot at the AFC's top seed and I'm pretty sure can fall no lower than 5. I'm not a Browns fan, but the fanbase has to be feeling pretty hype right now.

My day always gets better when KTO uploads

@ArkelChatman45

10 ай бұрын

Nah fr

I remember Bud Light running a promotion during the Browns winless streak where they gave 10 Cleveland bars a "Victory Fridge" full of beer under chain, lock & key, and they could only open it after the Browns won their first game. Whoever thought that one up should have gotten a promotion

@Jalreal

10 ай бұрын

It was absolutely hilarious man. The whole city... JUST WIN ONCE I WANT BEER lol

@Gutslinger

9 ай бұрын

They desperately need to rehire that person for the head of their marketing department, and fire everyone else currently there. Lol

@Anthony_mock

8 ай бұрын

Fun fact… my buddies dad served as the billboard for that promotion after the browns finally won

Its funny how people think thats Zach Galifianakis in the Mountain Man nod meme, its actually Robert Redford lol

I remember the 2017 season more than any other season since I started watching Browns football. I remember where I was for every game. Its like when you keep having traumatic experiences you remember exactly where you were. Its a hell of a trip rotting for this team

@hagamapama

10 ай бұрын

I know you meant "rooting for this team: but I'm gonna take a second to bask in the ironic truthspeaking of your typo.

@Yo_AB_Breaks

10 ай бұрын

@@hagamapama That poetic typo unintentionally hit the spot perfectly for fans during that time. Nice catch.

As a Raiders fan who watched Hue's run as The next Browns coach. I was excited for you all. When he was a coach of the Raiders, the offense was high flying and you could tell he really cared. The ending of the post Al Davis death game against the Texans was a beautiful thing. His biggest issue was the penalties and discipline was god awful. Hoped he would have learned from that. But nah... :/

For context, that raiders team in 2010 went undefeated in the AFC West and became the 1st team in NFL history to sweep their division and miss the playoffs

@WolfyRagnarok

10 ай бұрын

Seems like a Raiders thing to do.

@dfp_01

10 ай бұрын

Man, the 2010 AFC West needs a documentary. Chargers miss the playoffs despite being the 1st team in NFL history to have the #1 offense and #1 defense in terms of yards, Raiders sweep their division and suck ass outside of it, and somehow the Winless Wonder Brodie Croyle ends up being gift-wrapped a division title. Oh, and the Broncos careened headlong toward a 4-12 record with future Hall of Famers Josh McDaniels and Tim Tebow aboard.

@Yo_AB_Breaks

10 ай бұрын

@@dfp_01 Tebow? A Hall of Famer?

@johnprager662

10 ай бұрын

@@Yo_AB_Breaks I think he was being facetious

@Baseballnfj

5 ай бұрын

​@dominicpancella3012 wasn't that 2010 Chargers team statistically even more elite than that? I remember reading that in terms of regular season stats the 2010 Chargers were basically the best NFL TEAM EVER and somehow missed the playoffs... A 2010 documentary would be good

Cleveland will never forget Hue. In fact they celebrate him every year. January 31 is known as Hue Jackson Day

"We're not going 1 and 15 again." Well, he was right.

Browns fan from Mayfield OH, I would say our issue was never our coaches, it’s been our ownership. Same issue with the Indians. It’s absolutely ridiculous how incompetent we are of making good decisions as an organization. I really hope we turn things around this year.

@sargentthiccboi9333

10 ай бұрын

I’m from Dayton and I’m a bengals fan. I get shitty ownership

@thepubknight6144

9 ай бұрын

​​​@@sargentthiccboi9333 As a Steelers fan seeing Steelers fans call the Rooneys incompetent is hilarious and shows how spoiled we are as Steelers fans When in the same division Browns and Bengals fans have legit incompetent owners and have actual reasons to be upset at them

@w4tt58

8 ай бұрын

It's why the cowboys are the cowboys. Jerry Jones ruins his team every year with terrible decisions.

A 34 minute video from KTO!? Am I dreaming right now!

@juanserrano3628

10 ай бұрын

haha 😂

I remember his mom passing away during this point in time… It’s pretty messed up the players piled on as well

Ayyeeee!! The Deshaun Kiser turnover reel was TOO funny!!!! 😆 😆 😆

Atleast Hue was consistent at being awful, I find it sadder to see all that 2020 momentum crumble to waste with front office decisions.

If you think this is bad, you should check out the Edmonton Elks north of the border. Since changing the name, the team has not won a game at home and most fans have given up supporting them. They are trying to give away tickets for free and nobody is taking them.

@scottthompson3493

10 ай бұрын

True

@bernardthefourth

10 ай бұрын

If there's beer no reason not to go.

@trevinschaerr3732

10 ай бұрын

Good. Tossing your team’s history and identity to satisfy a small group of malcontents deserves to be losers for life. Same would happen to the former Indians if their division wasn’t so terrible.

@bigbearkat2010

10 ай бұрын

@@trevinschaerr3732 because the former Indians were truly a blessed franchise before the name change

@dfp_01

10 ай бұрын

​@@bigbearkat2010I don't believe in destiny or anything like that but it's kind of interesting to me what has happened in the recent history of North American professional sports regarding these kinds of team name changes. Eskimos change to Elks: team gets worse Indians change to Guardians: mediocre team before and after Redskins eventually change to Commanders: nearly won a playoff game as a nameless team, but have been a profoundly broken franchise at least since Snyder took over Blackhawks: no name change, one of the most successful NHL franchises in the 21st century Chiefs: no name change (yet, though the SJWNPCs are trying to force it despite the name not being directly connected to Native Americans), one of the most successful NFL teams in the last decade Braves: no name change (probably the most surprising because of the way Atlanta is), recently won World Series and are at the time of writing the best team in MLB My best explanation is that these teams, if they're doing poorly, need to find something to stay relevant and so they try to appease their constituents with meaningless pandering. If they're doing well, they don't bother changing their name because they're already relevant and most likely will continue to be. Never mind that by and large, not only were these teams not named with a derogatory intent (if intent does, in fact, matter), but by and large, modern indigenous peoples don't seem to care whether the name is changed or retained-and in the cases of the Blackhawks and the Florida State Seminoles, the tribes in question have given their permission to use the names.

I find it funny the Browns tried to justify keeping Hue around after winning one game in two seasons, because what, he’s a positive influence on the guys? He coaches the game the right way? But then when he managed to double the win total from his first two seasons in less than half of his third season (technically a big improvement) they fire him and replace him with one of the biggest scumbags to ever coach in the NFL

Randell giving him the ball was so fire lol

Idk why this guy isn’t a OC in the NFL again. Some guys just aren’t meant for head coaching but he was clearly a good coordinator.

@tonyc8752

10 ай бұрын

Uh… cause he screams racist, and sues teams for made up reasons when things don’t go his way.

@iaintwritebacktho7230

9 ай бұрын

@@tonyc8752 And then back tracks like a coward 😆

@TheBatugan77

9 ай бұрын

He sucked in Oakland.

@deadlyoneable

9 ай бұрын

Dan Quinn is another example.

@williamstocker584

28 күн бұрын

@tonyc8752 he also failed miserably as a collage coach

Can we take a moment to appreciate how much the production of this channel has grown? The graphics and visual representation feel like an actual documentary that is being narrated by an actual football fan.

@poopsock7493

10 ай бұрын

No

As painful as it all was, it was what needed to be done to get out of the 4-5 wins a season rut we were in for most of the seasons before that. There were too many “starters” that were overpaid and weren’t really going to get us anywhere. After going 4-44 from 15’-17’ the team has gone 40-42-1 in the 5 seasons since so though things haven’t been as good as they should be the team overall has improved to a near .500 team in the years since…

@unkledoda420

4 ай бұрын

Being a .500 team consistently will get you stuck in a rut though as well. Always performing just good enough to miss out on top draft picks. Say what you want about "tanking" but baseball (a sport that is the hardest to draft successfully in) has proven that if done correctly, it works.

Hue losing to the Browns was such a sweet victory. It is what really propelled the team into being not as bad as they used to be.

people forget how happy Cleveland was when the hired hue Jackson

@brizuhk5043

10 ай бұрын

stole cincinnati’s OC smh 🤦‍♂️

@bendup52

10 ай бұрын

yep, then he started to coach......

@nakfoor1846

10 ай бұрын

I think it was a decent call at the time. He helped get Oakland back to at least 8-8 from their horrible 4-12 seasons. He was a good OC in CIN.

@markrobertson2196

10 ай бұрын

He was viewed as the savior when he came but nope

Hell yeah! A 34 minute video by KTO

i worked in the browns' front office from 2004 to 2010 and 2014 to 2016...could really help you understand what really went on in berea.

@retrofish

9 ай бұрын

holy shit spill the beans

@ghosttoast8610

7 ай бұрын

Dude said that and never makes another comment lol

I was born and raised in San Diego. When the Chargers became the only team to lose to this man's team in two whole years, I finally ragequit that cursed team. I have never looked back. Thank you, Hue Jackson. Thank you. :)

@phonecorner1

9 ай бұрын

Jesus died for us all, and rose from the grave to defeat death, so we can have eternal life. please give your lives to him, and repent, he loves you!🙏🙏❤️

I remember the second the Browns cut RG3, I predicted that they would go 0-16, and I was right. He wasn’t anything amazing per say, but in 2016, he was hurt most of the year and the Browns won a game with him, and they proceeded to cut him.

@ILLUSI_O_N-V1

10 ай бұрын

To have a rookie qb that’s so fucking raw and needs so much help and development goes to a team that’s terrible all around him and not even keep a mentor qb like RG3 for Kizer is a recipe for disaster, he should of never been a brown and not keeping a veteran qb for Kizer was a terrible idea, that whole front office had no idea what they were doing

@fortynights1513

10 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠​⁠@@ILLUSI_O_N-V1Exactly. Quarterbacks need time to develop, and having a veteran on your roster helps. I had no idea that Kizer’s college coach thought he wasn’t ready. Kizer didn’t play great don’t get me wrong, but he was totally set up to fail. It’s just like what happened with Tim Couch at the start of the expansion years, only arguably worse because at least Couch’s coach would’ve probably told you he was ready for the pros.

the Browns best pick from 2016 was emmanuel ogbah most Chiefs remember him as a key player in their super bowl run in 2019

As a saints fans who was watching Andy dalton start for us last year what he did with dalton’s is impressive

As Grambling State head coach, he was 3-8 in 2022. It really feels like being an admittedly superb coordinator was just his peak just like McDaniels.

@hunterpaigo5816

5 ай бұрын

no not like mcdaniels

@Taospark

5 ай бұрын

@@hunterpaigo5816 Josh not Mike.

@Golferboy2004

5 ай бұрын

Don’t forget Matt patricia(defensive coordinator for the patriots for 4 super bowls and gave them top 10 defense in almost every season I believe)

@jay7949

4 ай бұрын

@@Taosparkeven Mike at this point

I'm a Bengals fan. I was sad that we lost both Mike Zimmer (amazing DC) and Hue (amazing OC), and when Zimmer did pretty well with the Vikings, was baffled at just how awful Hue was as a HC.

@ashleymeggan

9 ай бұрын

I’ve always thought he was a great OC

Long story short Hue Jackson got screwed. But that's the risk you take coaching the Browns. I'm glad you covered the analytics part because Paul DePodesta was the one really screwing the team over with that

@mr.doctorcaptain1124

10 ай бұрын

Analytics should have a place in football, but not nearly as big as a place as in non combat sports. Analytics haven’t caught up to give guys ratings based on their ability to keep playing through pain or injuries, and it cannot take into account an athletes ability to play through physical and mental adversity, which is far higher in football than any other team sport.

@MarkZickefoose

10 ай бұрын

Hue was the only one that screwed Hue. Either because he took the job completely ignorant that they were rebuilding, or because he took the job knowing there was a major rebuild and managed a tank far beyond what Haslam and company were bracing for in the first place. I'll go a step further and say that he took the job in part BECAUSE he got to be part of a rebuild, as "the football guy" in the FO - which Sashi Brown was NOT, not even a little. That's why we had to "trust Hue" about Deshone Kizer, after all. But he threw the rebuild so far off the rails so hard they went out and got Dorsey to right the ship - hell, they had to trade Carlos Hyde JUST to force Hue to put Nick Chubb on the field, when Chubb was clearly the better back.

@pcharl01

9 ай бұрын

​@@MarkZickefooseI didn't look at it like that but yeah he f#©€ed himself by not interviewing with the Giants first. I didn't think about taking the job because he would have had a "longer" leash. It honestly pissed me off when he said he was paid for losing after Flores' lawsuit when he "knew" what was up with the Browns.

@grillbuster1519

9 ай бұрын

Also hue is an idiot and horrible head coach, there’s that.

@williamstocker584

28 күн бұрын

Hue was a terrible head coach he failed in the nfl and he just failed as a college head coach

Love this channel. It's very clear that a lot of effort goes into these videos. Keep up the great work!

Cowherd mixing up Hanks and Cruise is the best part of this excellent video

Long time viewer (and fellow Browns fan here). This video was fantastic! Some of your best work! Keep it up man.

That Hardknocks was special. It was like watching a car crash.

This was a fantastic video Karsten. Good on you.

I would feel bad but Hue was very stubborn, as an eagles fan watching their hard knocks it was shocking how much this guy thought his shit didnt stink.

As a KC fan there’s a lot of connection between these two franchises recently. For instance John Dorsey played a roll in building both franchises from rock bottom. Browns passed on Mahomes and instead used chiefs camp cast off Kevin Hogan. Chiefs picked up Schwartz and ogbah and won a SB. In some alternate universe the browns hire Andy Reid in 2013 instead of Chudznsky, select mahomes and are coming off their second superbowl win. Wild! Much respect and best of luck this season

@kinglyone7172

10 ай бұрын

Browns DID NOT pass on Mahommes (yes, the benefit of hindsight, Mahommes should have been picked 1, but few Browns fans aren't happy with Myles Garrett). I do believe they thought they could get him at a lower pick, but remember, the Browns traded down AFTER he was picked by KC (Mahommes was picked at 10, but the Browns had the 12th where they actually did pass on Watson then traded down againn). I think Hue wanted him over Watson or at least convinced that they could get another pick and still get a qb. Depodesta (the real Browns GM) is so into draft picks he'll get them, no problem, but won't use them. Regarding Reid, well, the Browns GM...err...Depodesta...err...the organization, doesn't like to bring in older vets. They want young guys they can mold and Reid doesn't fit that bill. Coaches that want to come in do things their way don't fit this team. Now, in all fairness, that's why Holmgren didn't work out.

@coryjohnson2486

10 ай бұрын

Plus, Browns/Chiefs had a nice little rivalry just a couple years ago. I’m not saying the Browns are anywhere CLOSE to the level of KC, but there were some good games between the 2.

@IBangedUrMom69420

9 ай бұрын

Mahomes would’ve been a bust in Cleveland. QBs need good coaches to succeed otherwise they don’t succeed at all.

2 years with only 1 win; and Jimmy Haslam brought him back. 🤔

@Jalreal

10 ай бұрын

I actually made this face 😂 when I heard that news

@gamax4254

10 ай бұрын

Wait wym he brought him back?

@williamstocker584

10 ай бұрын

Greg Williams won more games than Hue as browns head coach

@fortynights1513

10 ай бұрын

@@williamstocker584Why was he not retained going into 2019?

@cemarz

10 ай бұрын

Extended him actually.

This is a great cut-up! I much appreciate you for the share!

great storytelling. you're very good at this. I am entertained. thank you

God I love KTO’s browns videos. By FAR my favorite ones since I’m a huge browns fan

I’m not a browns fan, I’m a raiders fan. And tbh, I find KTO football videos a lot better than most of the raider KZreadrs. The thing I like about your videos though is that you show a lot of things I don’t usually see in other football KZreadrs videos. Keep them coming man, I always tell my wife when you have a new video out too 💯💯 stay blessed man.

@alexwinfield9540

27 күн бұрын

Isn't that because most raiders youtube channels is just incoherent screaming and grunting

I live in san diego, Ive been a browns fan my whole life, MAN, the stretch where we went 1-31, it made me more humble that is for sure, put things more in perspective for me. that's the best part about the NFL, at the beginning of every year all 32 teams have their sights on the SuperBowl believing they have an opportunity to the big dance. GO BROWNS WOOF WOOF

My brother knew a guy who went to Northwestern University and then a Colombia. In just under eight years of College he never saw either schools football team win a game.

KTO you should do a video on the Edmonton Elks if the Canadian Football league and their home losing streak. They have lost 21 straight games at home and counting they haven’t won a home game since 2019. This is the longest home losing steak in all of pro sports and could potentially go up, I live in Edmonton I’m not a fan of the team but I’ve been to a lot of the home games as of recent and plan to continue until they win 😂 Edit: they ended the streak last night as the beat the Ottawa Redblacks 30-20 ending the home losing streak at 1415 days still would make a cool video though

I’m 1 second into this but I really hope you are able to show that incredibly awkward hug between the coaches with all the back-slapping on Hard Knocks bc that’s one of the unintentionally saddest and funniest things I’ll ever see.

And now he was fired from Grambling State. This man just can't get it together.

I will never forget this stretch of football. It spanned my freshman to junior year of high school when I really started paying attention to football.

"Tom Cruise in Captain Phillips or Saving Private Ryan" I don't think Collin Clownherd even listens to what spews out of his own mouth.

@bigbearkat2010

10 ай бұрын

He used the word "manalytics" with a straight face, nothing he said after that was going to be worth taking seriously

Dude! You have to do a video on the greatest rushing season ever. Hershel Walker 1985.

Love this longer form video, i hope you do more of these

How did that Deion Sanders-era start? Still hyped?

Hue Jackson was honestly disingenuous in his swimming in the lake, he waited until the summer instead of doing it just after they went 0-16 in the middle of winter.

as a browns fan, this was a rough time to say the least

One thing I admire about your videos, The Score! The music always seems to match the content! 💯

29:10 Hue Jackson is the worst coach in NFL history Urban Meyer: "hold my beer"

I love Baker and I’m grateful for what he did for us.

I went to that week 5 game. Great experience overall.

I went to a handful of browns games that 2016 season and it was incredible to see the sheer talent and coaching differences between most of the squads vs that browns team

I’ll never forget being a bengals fan for so long my dad watched the playoff game with me when we lost to the Steelers on that field goal when we were supposed to go far, and after that game he turned and looked at me and said “that feeling you got right now is me everyday being a browns fan” I was like damn 🤣

Hugh actually had the balls to try to say he was incentivized to tank... 3-36-1. If that was intentional it was the greatest tank job of all time.

@williamstocker584

10 ай бұрын

Hue just refuses to take responsibility for failing

I remember watching their only win in 2016 and even as a cowboys fan i was hyped😂

My first ever NFL game I went to was that game against the chargers on Christmas eve. The place was shaking it was such a surreal moment it was so awesome to be there in that moment

27:35 That was great. 😂 QuantrellBishop's video of that was hilarious.. Also the latter half of that Browns season was fun to watch. The 2018 and 2020 were fun seasons to watch the Browns.