Jimmy Haslam put together a major re-org in his front office to try and spur success. Are the Browns doing the right things to embrace analytics?
In the seventeen years since the Cleveland Browns returned to the NFL, the team has had a 87-185 win-loss record. If not for a fortunate wild card appearance in 2002 and a ten win season in 2007, they would be the unquestioned worst-performing franchise of the 21st century (Buffalo still has to get the burden of the playoff drought, which has never seen them double-digit games in a season, out of the way). Cleveland goes through coaches and general managers faster than Westeros changes rulers, a gray fog where players fade into mediocrity and…
