The Browns are a poorly-coached football team. There’s no such thing as a well-coached 0-14 team. But just how bad a job has Hue Jackson’s staff done this season?

Let’s turn things over to former Titans LB Kieth Bulluck, who was one of the best linebackers in the NFL during his career. It’s fair to say he’s not impressed with the Browns’ coaching staff…

These coaches are getting paid real money for this bs?? Yo put my name in for coaching jobs in 2018. I’ll coach circles around these Urkels…on baby lol pic.twitter.com/3AGjJozlZW — keith bulluck (@kbull53) December 18, 2017

There were plenty of other bad coaching examples from Sunday’s Browns-Ravens. Like this oddly designed play where all of the routes seem to converge on one another…

Trying to play the middle ground here, but what is this design? I have genuinely never seen anything like it. *Kizer, yeah I know. pic.twitter.com/IT8sqEbZ3L — Jake Burns (@jake_burns18) December 17, 2017

Or this play-call sequence…

Your Hue Jackson offense summed up in a nice 3 play sequence. 1.) negative check down a week after Kizer missed several of them.

2) predictable 2nd&15 screen for -6

3) chuck up a vertical prayer He’s all yours, Cincinnati. pic.twitter.com/mvFiQOvgBf — Jake Burns (@jake_burns18) December 17, 2017

Or the decision to go away from the running game with a struggling rookie behind center…

Browns had 108 rushing yards at the half and ended with 130 for the game. RAN THE BALL 5x THE ENTIRE SECOND HALF. (Angry) — Jake Burns (@jake_burns18) December 18, 2017

New Browns GM John Dorsey said the last front office did not get Hue Jackson “real players,” but it’s possible that those players just weren’t getting real coaching.