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The Browns are closing in on Chip Kelly

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Hahaha Welp fellas, we missed out on Harbaugh and now look at the niners.

The Browns will be a totally different team now and become a force to be reckon with.

The situation Harbaugh conveniently walked into in San Francisco is like night and day in comparison to what Chip Kelly will soon inherit. We're talking the Browns here. I wish Kelly the best of luck, that's all I can say.

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If Kelly becomes HC of the Browns they will probably be improved in 2013 but i wouldn't expect them to be a playoff type team overnight. Remember,this is the Browns we're talking about.

The Browns actually have really good pieces on their team. The one position that they have lacked for the past decade though, just happens to be the most important on the field. If Kelly could find some QB, I think they could be decent, but finding one is going to be a nightmare.

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You guys do realize the Browns have a new owner, right? They are being remade top to bottom.

I wouldn't assume they will continue to suck.

You're right, but it's going to be hard for them to win, because they have to find a QB.

But, that division is finally starting to age. Baltimore is old, as are the Steelers, and the Bengals looked like a mess most of this past season. Being a fast, up-tempo offense could really start to show the age of those teams.

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They would beat out the Bengals, Steelers, AND Ravens? They all went to the playoffs last year and two are in this year.

Sure, Kelly will turn them around, but they won't make the playoffs.

didn't say they'd win the division...just make the playoffs.

steelers aren't much anymore. ravens are on the decline. bengals are the bengals.

and it's the AFC. it's not like they are a powerhouse of a conference.

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Hahaha Welp fellas, we missed out on Harbaugh and now look at the niners.

The Browns will be a totally different team now and become a force to be reckon with.

I doubt they will be next year. The Niners were a team with a lot of talent & a horrible HC.

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You're right, but it's going to be hard for them to win, because they have to find a QB.

But, that division is finally starting to age. Baltimore is old, as are the Steelers, and the Bengals looked like a mess most of this past season. Being a fast, up-tempo offense could really start to show the age of those teams.

teams with new QBs rarely find success these days.

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I'll remember to bump this thread when the Browns and Chip Kelly have a better record than Ron Rivera and the Panthers.

The Browns are one of the only tems that have less tlaent on the roster than us

But I mean a coach will change all of that in one season okay if you say so Bwood.

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