Green Bay Packers: 5 Unforgettable Draft Picks In Packer History
Do you remember Rich Campbell?Packer fans do! And Tony Mandarich, Brent Fullwood, Terrell Buckley. All the swings and misses that came along before Ron Wolf, Mike Holmgren and Brett Favre.Like every franchise Green Bay has had some great moments in the NFL draft. And some not so great moments. Either way they make a compelling profile worth remembering as we approach the 2013 draft...
Mike Holmgren Wants To Return To Coaching Is Anyone Listening?
The Former President of the Cleveland Browns the man many think robbed Randy Learner of 40 million dollars wants to return to coaching in the NFL. Holgren must be trying to get the bad taste out of his mouth that he got from being fired by Jimmy Haslam III once he finished the deal to buy the Cleveland Browns. It is almost humorous the man who said he would not return to the sidelines...
Mike Holmgren: My work aided in sale of team
I came in wanting to change this, and make it successful, give the fans something they deserve. My thinking is, that you’ll see that in the next couple of years — that’s my feeling. I don’t think about legacy too much. In any job I’ve ever had, I’ve rolled up my sleeves and tried to do the best job I could do, be honest about it, and operate from a mutual respect and...
Tony Grossi Attacks Holmgren Again
On Tuesday, Tony Grossi claimed Browns President Mike Holmgren “did the absolute minimum” while he was in charge in Cleveland.
Today, Grossi is back on the attack-
“Here’s a suggestion for a smart thing to happen: Immediately revoke Holmgren’s office, his lunch ticket and his parking space. His unforgivingly condescending farewell press conference, at which he blatantly...
Holmgren States He Was Not Offered Position With New Ownership
In his press conference today from Berea, Browns President Mike Holmgren thanked the Lerner family for the opportunity, and when asked directly, commented that he had not been offered a credible position by Jimmy Haslam or Joe Banner.
“Quite honestly it hasn’t been talked about.”
He also said he understood why not.
Holmgren said his biggest disappointment was that “they...
Browns Mike Holmgren To Address The Media 1P.M. Today Hopefully To Fire Pat Shurmur & Correct His Wrong
He has been silent way to long, now Mike Holmgren feels the need to address the media and will do so at 1P.M. Est. today. Browns fans can only hope it is to fire the useless head coach he mistakenly hired because he was an old family friend. Yes Sir, Holmgren miss-used his power as the Browns president and got the Cleveland Browns a terrible head coach. Shurmur is Mike Holmgren...
Mike Holmgren should keep his job with the Browns
Everyone Cleveland Browns fan is willing to fire Mike Holmgren and everyone on the Browns coaching staff now, but the progress the Browns will make in 2012 should save his job. I know the Browns are literally defeated this season at 0-4, but the pieces to the puzzle are being filled right in front of our eyes. Firstly under Mike Holmgren in his first draft in 2010, he drafted cornerback...
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: Holmgren Has Browns at “The Verge of Winning;” Haslam Passionately Pumps (SUPER BOWL PREVIEW)
Who are we playing? Like it matters. You know it was a big weekend when a front page story in the PD about how lucky we are to have Jimmy Haslam as the new Browns owner that uses a lobbyist employed by Haslam himself as its primary source gets relegated to the second page here. But first things first, per Mary Kay Cabot:
Haslam, 58, spent much of the 2 1/2-hour practice standing...
Holmgren on 2012: The Year of the “Pretty Good Jump”
The Bull and Fox did a good job with their interview of Mike Holmgren on 92.3 yesterday afternoon and most of the headlines today are the same as the one here, since Holmgren said that he, “expect[s the Browns] to take a pretty good jump this next season.” No word yet on whether the folks at NFL.com have adjusted their prognosis for 2012 in the wake of this statement, but everybody...
Holmgren goes on media tour promising ‘big jump’ for Browns in 2012
We’ve heard from Mike Holmgren several times over the last few months say that he expects the Browns to take a significant leap forward. Not just in ‘intangibles’ but in the win column. The Browns were 4-12 last season, and 5-11 in his first year as President of the team.
In an interview on ESPN Cleveland today, Holmgren was asked by Tony Rizzo what happens if the team doesn’t...
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