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Rumour: Wylie to join Browns New HC Hue Jackson as Oline Coach

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The heading needs a ?. Arash Madani ‏@ArashMadani  26m26 minutes ago
Wouldn't be a shock if Blue Bombers OL coach Bob Wylie joins Hue Jackson's staff in Cleveland. Wylie was Jackson's OL coach in Oakland.

Just Madani being Madani. He's gonna Madani occasionally. I'm at the point where what madani says, I don't believe will happen. 

Would make sense though. The Browns are the NFL equivalent of the Bombers, are they not?

This isn't even a rumor as the thread title suggests. Just Madani thinking out loud and offering his opinion. Absolutely no basis to it at all.

Isn't that what Madani does? 

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Was going to change after reading it again but have not figured out title change 

Wouldnt a coach going (back in this case) to the nfl need results to warrant the move? Or is this just knowing the right ppl? Our olines been some kinda awful last few years

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1 minute ago, Taynted_Fayth said:

Wouldnt a coach going (back in this case) to the nfl need results to warrant the move? Or is this just knowing the right ppl? Our olines been some kinda awful last few years

Wylie has a long long track record, if he couldn't get results in Winnipeg it's because either the OC didn't allow the OL to shine or the talent simply wasn't there. 

I would think MB's schemes played a role in our OLINE not playing so well. 

So this MB fellow had the altered state King Midas touch where everything he touched turned to biological waste material. Pretty messy.

Coaches come & coaches go. Wish Wylie all the best if he does. In Cleveland, he'll be paid in US funds so as an American it makes financial sense. 

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He was Hue Jacksons Oline coach when he was head coach with the Raiders

Good for him, if true... but it seems more like Arash was just thinking out loud...

1 hour ago, 17to85 said:

Wylie has a long long track record, if he couldn't get results in Winnipeg it's because either the OC didn't allow the OL to shine or the talent simply wasn't there. 

Cortez had a track record and people on here claim that he sucks...

everyone loved to dump on DelManaco when he coached the o line here and he seems to have survived and proven himself in Calgary even with an injury riddled season. So perhaps like Wylie coaching wasn't the real issue. Bad players and or bad schemes  were perhaps more of a factor for both of them in Winnioeg.

On 1/13/2016 at 11:05 AM, 17to85 said:

Wylie has a long long track record, if he couldn't get results in Winnipeg it's because either the OC didn't allow the OL to shine or the talent simply wasn't there. 

One thing that I thought would benefit the Bombers having Wylie on staff is that with all of his experience and US football connections he would be a reliable conduit for bringing in Import O-linemen when needed.  No evidence that ever happened. 

I know the O-line performed poorly, just not sure who deserves most of the blame for that. 

Clearly wiley isnt the problem in winnipeg. People all over, both sides of the border know how good he is. Injuries, some guys who are done like picard, and some mediocore young guys isnt much to work with. Obviously a few guys like chung bryant etc have been good. But 1 or 2 holes is all it takes to sink an OL. I wonder how much he has to do with our drafting of young OL

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