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I am unable to locate the job description “Deep expert on the coaching style and philosophy of Seahawks offensive line coach Andy Dickerson” among the various duties compiled under the moniker “webdork.”

Unfortunately, yesterday’s big topic was the Browns’ interview with the prospective offensive coordinator, which is probably what I should talk about in this early-morning slot. Regretfully, I doubt I can add much to what the writers on this site have already said, or are likely to say, given their job duties, which do include, among other things, having a passing familiarity with NFC West offensive line coaches.

Unfortunately, my self-made job title may seem that I work all day rebooting servers and repairing coding issues, but in reality, my actual job description is “everything other than the actually useful writing.” I usually leave things like that to far more knowledgeable people who can offer more insight into topics like the strategy Mr. Dickerson would employ and how it relates to the football players you see on the field.

Thus, my actual work here consists of establishing the procedures that we use to maintain the OBR machine in addition to serving users, selling sponsorships, and handling accounting. As part of that, I have an obligation to make sure the OBR is competitive in the market for Cleveland Browns-related information. Here’s where I discover