In a stunning turn of events, last Thursday the Cleveland Browns fired Executive Vice President of football operations, Sashi Brown. He had held that post for not quite two years. In the same breath, the team recommitted to head coach Hue Jackson for at least another season. Then just as suddenly, the team hired John Dorsey, formerly of the Kansas City Chiefs, to be the new General Manager, essentially replacing Brown.
This is very disappointing, as the job done by Brown over his short tenure was, candidly, pretty remarkable considering his starting point.