Chris Palmer

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Chris Palmer had been the offensive coordinator for the Jacksonville Jaguars in 1998 when he was hired as the first coach of the "New" Browns. He was highly touted as a brilliant offensive mind, as the Jag's O was unstoppable at times, especially in the 63 point playoff preformance against the Dolphins in the previous year. Palmer's first Browns team went an understandable 2-14 as there was a lack of talent and depth. The next year, the Browns started off an impressive 2-1, but finished a dismal 1-12 as injuries plagued them all year. Although it is rumored that Palmer got fired for claiming that the team could only muster 6 victories in 2002, a more likely reason is the standard that Carolina and Jacksonville set for expansion teams, coupled with the total lack of offense in 2001. Palmer was replaced with Butch Davis

Yr:	Team	W	L	T	Pct	Finish	Playoffs
1999	Cleveland	2	14	0	.125	6th AFC C	-
2000	Cleveland	3	13	0	.188	6th AFC C	-
NFL	Totals	5	27	0	.143		-

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