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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
You're assuming he's going to sell out for a pure college spread. Pittsburgh is a good example of a team built around a more NFL-oriented spread, and they didn't have too much problem adapting to Haley's new offense.
Again... if he runs a stubbornly college-oriented spread, I think Cleveland is doomed. But I'm intrigued by Kelly because I'm very curious to see what scheme he runs, and very possibly it's something nobody was expecting.
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Bottom line is that they're essentially banking that:
1) hiring a college coach that runs a VERY unconventional offense is going to work even though pretty much every previous attempt has failed and
2) he can overcome #1 in Cleveland, where NOBODY has had much success.
I don't like the odds.