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Report: Hue Jackson Told Browns GM John Dorsey to 'Get the F--- Out of My Office' Upon Firing


By MICHAEL SHAPIRO January 24, 2019

Former Browns head coach Hue Jackson didn't take kindly to being fired in late October, reportedly telling Cleveland general manager John Dorsey to, "get the f--- out of my office," upon hearing the news. Jackson was told the team had "quit" on him, according to ESPN's Seth Wickersham.

The details of Jackson's firing were revealed in Wickersham's article detailing Cleveland's turbulent last half-decade, with a focus on the ownership reign of Jimmy Haslam. The Knoxville, Tenn. native bought the Browns in 2012 for $1 billion. The Browns have yet to reach the playoffs with Haslam as owner.

Jackson went 3–36 as Cleveland's head coach before being fired on Oct. 29. The Browns went 5–3 to close the season without Jackson.

Rookie quarterback Baker Mayfield threw for 27 touchdowns in 2018, the most of all rookie QB's. Cleveland's quarterbacks coach Freddie Kitchens was named the Browns head coach on Jan. 9.



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I’d love to hear a good impersonation of Dorsey’s response LMAO

Wasn't it technically Dorsey's office at that point?

"Actually, this is my office, and you need to get the f--- out."

"Jackson went 3–36 as Cleveland's head coach before being fired on Oct. 29."

welp...

Gee, ya think, Hue? Clearly you sucked.

Yeah, that's the part I don't get. Did Hue think it was unfair to be fired after going 3-36?

Dorsey stuck his bubble gum to Hue's head after that.

"It's no longer your office, buddy boy."

Certainly a team wants a coach when the team has quit on him.

They firing was bad enough but for Baker Mayfield to stand on his death and Flop out his imaginary dick and balls to lay rest on Jacksons bald head was too much

LMAO [Wickersham] Dorsey was skeptical of [scouts'] helpfulness when he first got the job. He told an associate that he didn't need "f---ing nerds" to tell him how to evaluate players.

"And also, I am gonna need my matching hat and sweater back.. buddy-boy"

So-
how many years in a row did Cleveland draft first? or second or third? How many of those first round picks alone did anyone else ever think were terrible picks or reaches? Plus the early picks in every round?

And yet, they were clearly "untalented". how is that possible?

Coaching and schemes.

Only Hue can get his ass beat every week with the browns, then switch to a division opponent and get his ass beat by the browns.