CLEVELAND -- Where to begin with the Cleveland Browns, who have now followed a 1-15 season by going 0-14.
Perhaps at the top, with the owner, Jimmy Haslam, who these past miserable seasons has been the one constant. Through loss and change and change and loss there has been Haslam, hiring and firing and hiring again, all the while talking about how well everyone within his organization has been working together and how excited he is about the past and upcoming drafts.
Haslam’s latest incarnation has a new general manager replacing the fired vice president of football operations and moving from a system that relied more heavily on analytics than in the past to a system that will rely on scouting.