Well, dixon29, the offense didn’t do crap. The defense on the other hand…

While Heath may not be HoF material, I figure he knows a lot more than me…having worked around Daboll.

But then, the same could be said about Ryan going to Dallas. The Cowboys deserve Ryan and his talents.

Hopefully, these 2 knucklehead coordinators will learn the game is played for 2 halves, or 60 minutes.

Why would anyone care what Heath Evans has to say? Oh by the way Heath, how did the Browns do against your team, the defending (not for long) champion Saints?

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You and all the other nobodies in here, who seem to think Heath Evans in an NFL nobody just because you don’t know the Saints’ players for the past two seasons like real Saints fans do, can just bite your ignorant tongues please! Oh, and by the way, get ready to eat your “not for long” words regarding the Saints’ trip to the SB in 2010, because they will be back again soon and often, and will win it again too! Just wait!

Sounds like he’s still pissed off that Daboll was one of the only OCs to absolutely embarrass the Saints earlier this year.

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NPS already covered it pretty well, but you would have to just have looked at the final score to think that the Cleveland offense in any way shape or form “embarrassed” the Saints defense.

The Browns offense had a whopping 210 yards for the entire game – Colt McCoy threw 85 yards. In the entire game. The Browns had ONE offensive TD, which was a 4-yard run by Peyton Hillis after a pass interference call got the Browns down to near the goal line. The Browns offense did very little of anything that game.

The Saints offense and special teams were definitely embarrassed, but the Saints defense was absolutely NOT.

Maybe Brian Daboll and the offense had a great game against New England, but they had a very mediocre one against New Orleans.

kg122686 says ” what you aren’t allowed to say anything unless you’re going to the Hall of Fame “?

Exactly KG, you’re a genius !!. Imagine not having to listen to TO, Chad Johnson and Terrell Suggs ever again. KG, you’re a game changer.

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They just moved closer to picking Andrew Luck in 2012.

BUT … I also questioned Miami’s move in hiring Daboll.

Good luck in Miami Brian!

“Good luck to him,” Evans said. “He was always nice to me — good dude.”

I shudder to think what Evans would say about a coach he regarded as a bad dude.”

Typical media windbag. You whine and complain when guys give you canned statements they most likely don’t believe, but when they actually speak their mind intelligently and give you their honest opinion, you take a swipe at them for doing so.

Sounds like he’s still pissed off that Daboll was one of the only OCs to absolutely embarrass the Saints earlier this year.

It’s *gotta* hurt when a no-brain-havin’ and crappy-job-doin’ OC runs all over your defense.

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Did you even WATCH the game? Cleveland’s OFFENSE didn’t do anything. Of their 30 points, 14 were scored by a DL. And 3 of those points came after a 68-yard fake punt run to the 9-yard line. That’s 17 points the offense had nothing to do with. I give credit for Cleveland coming into the Superdome and dominating the Saints, but their offense had very little to do with it. Scott Fujita and David Bowens were their top contributors. By far.

Unlike the other other Nostradamuses here, I can’t say how he’ll do in Miami. Give the guy a chance before burying him.

And yeah, Heath who? Heath Miller? Heath Shuler?

It’s *gotta* hurt when a no-brain-havin’ and crappy-job-doin’ OC runs all over your defense.

That said, as a Browns fan, I couldn’t be happier this clown Daboll is gone. Trust me, the games against NO and NE were freak occurances that are *not* typical Daboll.

who is heath evans? he’s a guy who is more talented than 99.99999999999999999% of the world’s population at playing football.