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Working with Johnny Manziel wasn't a red flag, either.
"I know it's easy to say 'Hey he's under contract,Cheap NFL Jerseys, hold him to it,'" Pettine said. "Now there's a dark cloud over your coaching offices and I've been a part of that. This business, it's hard to win and you've got to have everybody into it, passionate about the Cleveland Browns and pulling the rope in the same direction."
Pettine has described Cleveland's quarterback situation as "muddy at best." The Browns started Brian Hoyer in the first 13 games before benching him in favor of Manziel, the celebrated rookie who played poorly in two starts and made his biggest impression with some off-the-field antics.
"I'm sure a lot of people were like, 'Who the heck is John DeFilippo?'" Pettine said. "I know John's ready. I know on the outside there's kind of that pressure to make more of a brand-name hire. I'm not interested in winning offseason press conferences. I'm interested in winning games in the fall."
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DeFilippo. who described himself as "pretty low-ego guy," was in a similar spot last year before the Raiders drafted Carr.
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"At this point last year Derek Carr wasn't in the Oakland Raiders building," he said. "Derek had a very good rookie year. I've been in this situation several times where we've either drafted a quarterback or signed a guy in free agency. I've been in this situation before. That doesn't scare me one bit."
The Browns will spend the next few weeks evaluating the troubling position