Bernie Kosar offers to run the Browns because they suck.
http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2015/11/should_the_browns_take_bernie.html
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Mary Kay Cabot, Cleveland.com By Mary Kay Cabot, Cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Bernie Kosar has seen enough and he can't take it anymore. He wants to run the Browns and clean up the mess that is this 2-7 team.
Should owner Jimmy Haslam take him up on his offer?
"I want to do this, OK?" Kosar said on "Tailgate 19" Sunday morning on WOIO Cleveland 19 with Tony Zarrella. "And I'll fire myself if we are not a competitive NFL team within a year or two."
The Browns have gone 3-13 since moving into a first-place tie with the Steelers last season at 6-3.
Kosar, who's been critical of Haslam and the current regime, ripped the losing culture under Haslam, who has gone 17-33 since he officially took over on Oct. 22, 2012.
"This is about a way of being, what you stand for," said Kosar, who was replaced before last season as the Browns' TV analyst on preseason games. "I'm not blaming the effort from the players. I'm not blaming the effort from the coaches. This is from the beginning, and I feel like a broken record, this is not lobbying to pick on people. But this is a cultural, systemic issue."
He indicated the new-era Browns have been pathetic.
"This is 16-plus years and this is unacceptable," Kosar said. "I'm not trying to pick on people. This is not arrow [directed at someone]. This is factual statements that this is not acceptable. This is not professional football."
Kosar said the new regime is more about branding than winning.
"I see this stuff standing for a marketing logo instead of a football team or a football organization, and I'm tired of it," Kosar said.
He feels for some of the team's star players, who have given their hearts to this team.
"It is not fair what we're doing to the Joe Hadens, the Joe Thomases, the Alex Macks, the guys that really have the gifted ability," Kosar said. "I want to at least help because you have to have accountability," Kosar said. "You have to take complete responsibility."
So what do you think? Should the Browns hire Kosar and let him run the show?