John Wellington's Cleveland Browns Fan Profile

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Humorous writings while providing insight, using the sports landscape for punch lines.

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Who am I?

John Wellington is rising young star in the comedy scene.
John has been making a name for himself amongst audiences and other comedians as a clever, risk-taking performer. A former sportswriter for a daily paper Wellington has a perspective otherwise not shared with fans.
John’s style is imaginative and bold, exploring topics that challenge
Conventional thinking. He weaves in tales from his own experiences along with observations on the darker side of life, with a
bit of acerbic social commentary mixed in. Always delivered
with a sly smile, the world according to John Wellington is
sometimes obscure, sometimes graphic, but always very, very funny.

Main Skills

Improv Comedy Club and Restaurant. He has also been seen on "Man in the Box" an HBO Labs production, Wellington is the co-founder of the Cleveland Comedy Festival. Graduate of Ashland University with a B.S. in Sports Communicatio, which was featured on Cinemax On Demand.

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Cleveland Brown Outliers for General Manager and Head Coach posted on 12/29/2008

The Cleveland Browns need an individual that will not only bring instant respect, but one that is or has been a Super Bowl winner.They also need an individual that will change the culture and build a franchise much like the Pittsburgh Steelers, New York Giants, New England Patriots, Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears. The team needs to look to its roots. 

General Manager

Ron Wolf- Former general manager for the Green Bay Packers, also brought in as a consultant during the tumultuous Butch Davis era. Understands football and would build a franchise something Randy Lerner desperately needs. One of a few that would make Browns instant contender and send a message to the league, for the right price he could be lured out of retirement.  

Mike Holmgren- Mike Holmgren is in this category because this is the only way he would come to the Browns. He could turn the franchise around in a season or two if he decides to coach. Holmgren would only be lured by an enormous amount of money and of course total control. The Browns are in a position where they need someone to teach them to be a franchise and Holgren has youth.  

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