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03:12 PM ET 10.23 | Mike Holmgren, current team president of the Cleveland Browns, didn't rule out a return to coaching on Tuesday when he met with the media to discuss the team and his future under new owner Jimmy Haslam. According to Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Holmgren said he didn't know if he had a coaching future when asked if he had "one more coaching stint in him." Holmgren went on to say that he misses coaching, and that he briefly considered coaching the Browns after the team fired Eric Mangini. Ultimately, he felt that he still wasn't ready to make the concessions to his family and other obligations to take on the coaching gig, and that he felt like he would be shortchanging the Browns had he elected to make himself the coach.

Mike Holmgren, Dave Richard-US PRESSWIRE

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October 23, 2012 03:46 PM ET

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Personally I don't think he ever had a time.

I could have take that Packers team to the Super Bowl.

He's my favourite coronary about to happen guy.

Hank Kingsley

Port Alberni, BC

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October 23, 2012 03:46 PM ET

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Carolina Awaits!!!

Not4Nutten

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October 23, 2012 03:51 PM ET

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Originally posted 03:46 PM ET 10.23 by Hank Kingsley

I could have take that Packers team to the Super Bowl.

Hardly. If Holmgren hadn't of kept Favre on a short leash they wouldn't have made it to the SB. Just ask Mike Sherman and Brad Childress.

Jakester

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October 23, 2012 03:53 PM ET

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Originally posted 03:35 PM ET 10.23 by Dolemite censored

Give it up Walrus, your time has passed.

Seriously. He talks as if he's still some kind of hot commodity.

THE BISHOP!

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October 23, 2012 04:04 PM ET

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Originally posted 03:53 PM ET 10.23 by THE BISHOP!

Seriously. He talks as if he's still some kind of hot commodity.

Just keep him away from anything resembling GM duties.

Melman

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October 23, 2012 04:04 PM ET

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Originally posted 03:51 PM ET 10.23 by Jakester

Hardly. If Holmgren hadn't of kept Favre on a short leash they wouldn't have made it to the SB. Just ask Mike Sherman and Brad Childress.

Melman

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October 23, 2012 04:10 PM ET

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Mike, I'm pretty sure the Browns fans feel like you short changed them by concentrating on being GM.

DarkArmadillo

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October 23, 2012 04:39 PM ET

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He never got that street sign in Cleveland next to the Rock and Roll HOF...lol

Wisconsin Death Trip

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October 23, 2012 04:41 PM ET

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Originally posted 03:51 PM ET 10.23 by Jakester

Hardly. If Holmgren hadn't of kept Favre on a short leash they wouldn't have made it to the SB. Just ask Mike Sherman and Brad Childress.

Poppy ****. Stacked team.

Hank Kingsley

Port Alberni, BC

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October 23, 2012 04:42 PM ET

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Originally posted 04:04 PM ET 10.23 by Melman

+1

-1.... Canceled out.....

Holmgren apologists are a sad breed.

Hank Kingsley

Port Alberni, BC

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October 23, 2012 06:14 PM ET

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Thae guy is a Good Coach!!!

Not4Nutten

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October 23, 2012 07:07 PM ET

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Originally posted 04:10 PM ET 10.23 by DarkArmadillo

Mike, I'm pretty sure the Browns fans feel like you short changed them by concentrating on being GM.

Exactly! And if he hasn't ruled out coaching then why didn't he step in and replace Shurmur?? He could have fired him and moved forward.