Bill Whittington

Hire me to fire me.

But it is a little bit concerning that Grant Udansky, the offensive coordinator for the Jacksonville Jaguars, who of course just had a great season, probably Trevor Lawrence's best offensive season, has pulled his name from consideration for the head coaching job of the Browns, although he's still pursuing the Bills job.

I mean, clearly we have, if we're ranking it, the Browns' job is the worst job in the NFL right now.

It's the worst head coaching job in the NFL right now.

Because at least like with the Raiders, you have the number one overall pick coming up.

So you're going to be able to get whatever quarterback you would like.

It's interesting because he's not the first person to withdraw his name.

And if you look at who's left, here are the remaining candidates for the Browns job.

Defensive coordinator, Jim Schwartz.

Rams passing game coordinator, Nell Schilhaus.

Commander's run game coordinator, Anthony Lynn, and former Ravens offensive coordinator, Todd Munkin.

So not even Matt Nagy's on that list?

Matt Nagy is going to be sitting on the sidelines as far as head coaching jobs, and maybe even offensive coordinator jobs.

I do not believe he will be coaching in the NFL next year.

So this makes me ask the question, is Matt Nagy not on the list by the choice of the Cleveland Browns or by Matt Nagy's choice?

That's appropriate because that's what he likes to do.

He's on the record as saying he likes to do it and explaining why.

Can't fit in your pocket.

Yeah, I like this new trend of guys getting coordinator jobs, and then you're free to interview for head coaching jobs, and then you have a fallback if it doesn't work out.

Do you remember the old movie Failure to Launch?