Terry Pluto of Cleveland.com has made his case against Romeo Crennel.  And it gets started like this…

He comes across as a wonderful man to have in the foxhole with you when the bombs are falling. He will support you, and he has your back covered.

But Crennel does not inspire most men to charge up the hill and plant the flag. He does not explain himself or his approach to the game with much passion or clarity. He seems surprised when Braylon Edwards, Kellen Winslow or another players acts up, and appears in physical pain when they require any sort of discipline.

As long as Crennel is the head coach, the Browns will seem like a team that is muddling through, making it up as they go along. There can be a dictionary of Crennel’s baffling coaching decisions.

The story then goes on to play a game of alaphet soup with all the mistakes Crennel has made.  It makes quite a compelling case that Romeo must die…or at least be fired.  You can read the story, here.