Juice Is Back ?
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It's not about Homer glasses Larry... They have been shitty stewards of the team... Their track record... or lack thereof... Speaks for itself... THEY S U C K!
Over Dan Snyder of Washington? The Texans owner who the FBI just investigated probably? Jets owner? Kahn in Jacksonville?? Naw dude....you wrong on this one
Over Dan Snyder of Washington? The Texans owner who the FBI just investigated probably? Jets owner? Kahn in Jacksonville?? Naw dude....you wrong on this one
ummm NOPE!.. Look at all of the jack offs Haslam hired... Ray Farmer, Freddie... Hue.. Fired Chud after only 1 season (I thought Chud was a good coach) Jimmy is a DUMB dickhead Tn Huckster... puhleeze!
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Over Dan Snyder of Washington? The Texans owner who the FBI just investigated probably? Jets owner? Kahn in Jacksonville?? Naw dude....you wrong on this one
ummm NOPE!.. Look at all of the jack offs Haslam hired... Ray Farmer, Freddie... Hue.. Fired Chud after only 1 season (I thought Chud was a good coach) Jimmy is a DUMB dickhead Tn Huckster... puhleeze!
ummm NOPE!
None of the ones I mentioned are considered Superbowl rosters...Browns are. None have been to the playoffs or even close recently...We were just 2 seasons ago. We won 8 games last year and made big moves. Washington won 7....Jets 4, Jax 3 and the Texans 4......Your opinion but respectfully disagree easily
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ummm NOPE!
None of the ones I mentioned are considered Superbowl rosters...Browns are. None have been to the playoffs or even close recently...We were just 2 seasons ago. We won 8 games last year and made big moves. Washington won 7....Jets 4, Jax 3 and the Texans 4......Your opinion but respectfully disagree easily
None of the ones I mentioned are considered Superbowl rosters...Browns are. None have been to the playoffs or even close recently...We were just 2 seasons ago. We won 8 games last year and made big moves. Washington won 7....Jets 4, Jax 3 and the Texans 4......Your opinion but respectfully disagree easily
His record.. Or lack thereof... Speaks for itself... 2 playoff games... Whippy fizz!
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None of the ones I mentioned are considered Superbowl rosters...Browns are. None have been to the playoffs or even close recently...We were just 2 seasons ago. We won 8 games last year and made big moves. Washington won 7....Jets 4, Jax 3 and the Texans 4......Your opinion but respectfully disagree easily
His record.. Or lack thereof... Speaks for itself... 2 playoff games... Whippy fizz!
His record.. Or lack thereof... Speaks for itself... 2 playoff games... Whippy fizz!
In comparison to the ones I mentioned past seasons arent that much better than the Browns aif at all and most importantly the Browns are much better than them presently. Disagree? If so...which one you pick over the Browns? Jets?Jax? Wash?Texans?
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His record.. Or lack thereof... Speaks for itself... 2 playoff games... Whippy fizz!
In comparison to the ones I mentioned past seasons arent that much better than the Browns aif at all and most importantly the Browns are much better than them presently. Disagree? If so...which one you pick over the Browns? Jets?Jax? Wash?Texans?
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They all suck.. What really is the difference?.. Their all inept...
That wasn't the question I posited to you nickers... There's varying degrees of suckitude. Haslam isn't the worst owner in the NFL- not by a long shot. If you hate Jimmy, you had just better find another team to root for. Haslam has poured million$$ of his own money into stadium improvements, has generally learned from past mistakes. He's not going anywhere anytime soon.
I can add to Ia's list- skinflint Mike Brown down Cinci way who won't plug a nickel of his own money into the stadium. Only cold weather team without an indoor training facility. Or would you prefer McNair who saw fit to have O'Brien coach\GM down Houston way, and now has a team chaplain as his GM? Systematically drove four starting pro bowlers out of town, made one of the worst trades in recent NFL history giving away Deandre Hopkins...That makes Ray Farmer look like a genius by comparison. Indy has recovering? drug dependent Irsay running the show. Or gee- you could have the Vagabond Davises or carpetbagger Kroenke pull the Browns (ala Modell) out of town in search of greener pastures. Hey, while I'm at it, how 'bout dem Lions?
Is Bob Kraft a great owner because a lightning bolt hit him in the ass twice- first hiring Bill B, then getting The GOAT in the sixth round? So if you want to say the only qualification to becoming an NFL owner is having billions of dollars to buy into the Exclusive Club of 32, I might agree with you. Their relative performance once they're in the club varies greatly however.
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They all suck.. What really is the difference?.. Their all inept...
That wasn't the question I posited to you nickers... There's varying degrees of suckitude. Haslam isn't the worst owner in the NFL- not by a long shot. If you hate Jimmy, you had just better find another team to root for. Haslam has poured million$$ of his own money into stadium improvements, has generally learned from past mistakes. He's not going anywhere anytime soon.
I can add to Ia's list- skinflint Mike Brown down Cinci way who won't plug a nickel of his own money into the stadium. Only cold weather team without an indoor training facility. Or would you prefer McNair who saw fit to have O'Brien coach\GM down Houston way, and now has a team chaplain as his GM? Systematically drove four starting pro bowlers out of town, made one of the worst trades in recent NFL history giving away Deandre Hopkins...That makes Ray Farmer look like a genius by comparison. Indy has recovering? drug dependent Irsay running the show. Or gee- you could have the Vagabond Davises or carpetbagger Kroenke pull the Browns (ala Modell) out of town in search of greener pastures. Hey, while I'm at it, how 'bout dem Lions?
Is Bob Kraft a great owner because a lightning bolt hit him in the ass twice- first hiring Bill B, then getting The GOAT in the sixth round? So if you want to say the only qualification to becoming an NFL owner is having billions of dollars to buy into the Exclusive Club of 32, I might agree with you. Their relative performance once they're in the club varies greatly however.
That wasn't the question I posited to you nickers... There's varying degrees of suckitude. Haslam isn't the worst owner in the NFL- not by a long shot. If you hate Jimmy, you had just better find another team to root for. Haslam has poured million$$ of his own money into stadium improvements, has generally learned from past mistakes. He's not going anywhere anytime soon.
I can add to Ia's list- skinflint Mike Brown down Cinci way who won't plug a nickel of his own money into the stadium. Only cold weather team without an indoor training facility. Or would you prefer McNair who saw fit to have O'Brien coach\GM down Houston way, and now has a team chaplain as his GM? Systematically drove four starting pro bowlers out of town, made one of the worst trades in recent NFL history giving away Deandre Hopkins...That makes Ray Farmer look like a genius by comparison. Indy has recovering? drug dependent Irsay running the show. Or gee- you could have the Vagabond Davises or carpetbagger Kroenke pull the Browns (ala Modell) out of town in search of greener pastures. Hey, while I'm at it, how 'bout dem Lions?
Is Bob Kraft a great owner because a lightning bolt hit him in the ass twice- first hiring Bill B, then getting The GOAT in the sixth round? So if you want to say the only qualification to becoming an NFL owner is having billions of dollars to buy into the Exclusive Club of 32, I might agree with you. Their relative performance once they're in the club varies greatly however.
Okay Larry.. Whatever,, He still sucks...
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Any other reports other than Ballsack sports? We could use Juice back if the price is right. I’m anxious
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Any other reports other than Ballsack sports? We could use Juice back if the price is right. I’m anxious
Any other reports other than Ballsack sports? We could use Juice back if the price is right. I’m anxious
I doubt it happens... Rumour has it hes askin upwards to 20 mill annually.. Just get Will Fuller and move on...
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Any other reports other than Ballsack sports? We could use Juice back if the price is right. I’m anxious
I doubt it happens... Rumour has it hes askin upwards to 20 mill annually.. Just get Will Fuller and move on...
I doubt it happens... Rumour has it hes askin upwards to 20 mill annually.. Just get Will Fuller and move on...
& that's why he's still available nickers. That's about $5 million a year too much. Clowney is still out there too, waiting for a big multi year payday.
BTW, we're paying Amari Cooper a ton of money, with a lot of it guaranteed. Berry had better be right about him too...
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And the (un)official numbers, I like to follow the numbers.
Landry joins a wide receiver group that now includes Michael Thomas and newly drafted Ohio State wide receiver Chris Olave, who agreed to a four-year deal worth $19,271,874 on Friday according to his agents, Drew Rosenhaus and Robert Bailey, of Rosenhaus Sports.
I wonder what Landry will pull down ? Always liked him as a BROWN.
GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND! -
More Landry......
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Adding Landry would mean the Saints will have made their two biggest signings in May after showing some rare spending restraint in the first two months of free agency. They began the year about $75 million over the salary cap, then lost left tackle Terron Armstead and safety Marcus Williams to other teams and safety Malcolm Jenkins to retirement. They signed former New York Jets safety Marcus Maye among other minor additions.
The Browns released Landry on March 14 after the sides couldn't agree to a restructured contract. The Browns had granted Landry permission to try to seek a trade after Cleveland dealt for Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl wide receiver Amari Cooper.
Landry, 29, struggled last season with a knee sprain suffered in Week 2, an injury that kept him out five weeks. He finished with 52 receptions for 570 yards and four total touchdowns -- all career lows.
GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND! -
And the (un)official numbers, I like to follow the numbers.
Landry joins a wide receiver group that now includes Michael Thomas and newly drafted Ohio State wide receiver Chris Olave, who agreed to a four-year deal worth $19,271,874 on Friday according to his agents, Drew Rosenhaus and Robert Bailey, of Rosenhaus Sports.
I wonder what Landry will pull down ? Always liked him as a BROWN.
And the (un)official numbers, I like to follow the numbers.
I wonder what Landry will pull down ? Always liked him as a BROWN.
not confirmed.. but, landing Landry at this number? would really blow !
NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported Landry is expected to sign a one-year contract worth as much as $6 million with incentives.
was the last nfl news, getting out of the mail truck yesterday... IT SUCKED ! ? #80 Thanks!
a browns jersey, i will still wear regardless where he plays
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When we drafted 2 receivers, odds of signing Landry became quite low.
Especially when they went and used a 3rd rounder on a kid that sounds a lot like Landry.
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More Landry......
ESPN -
Adding Landry would mean the Saints will have made their two biggest signings in May after showing some rare spending restraint in the first two months of free agency. They began the year about $75 million over the salary cap, then lost left tackle Terron Armstead and safety Marcus Williams to other teams and safety Malcolm Jenkins to retirement. They signed former New York Jets safety Marcus Maye among other minor additions.
The Browns released Landry on March 14 after the sides couldn't agree to a restructured contract. The Browns had granted Landry permission to try to seek a trade after Cleveland dealt for Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl wide receiver Amari Cooper.
Landry, 29, struggled last season with a knee sprain suffered in Week 2, an injury that kept him out five weeks. He finished with 52 receptions for 570 yards and four total touchdowns -- all career lows.
The Browns released Landry on March 14 after the sides couldn't agree to a restructured contract. The Browns had granted Landry permission to try to seek a trade after Cleveland dealt for Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl wide receiver Amari Cooper.
Landry, 29, struggled last season with a knee sprain suffered in Week 2, an injury that kept him out five weeks. He finished with 52 receptions for 570 yards and four total touchdowns -- all career lows.
You wonder since the BROWNS released Landry on March 14 -and- he had the lowest career numbers of his career if his best years are behind him ? Maybe the BROWNS knew something on his future output.
Just the right time to move on. Adios Landry still a classy professional good luck back in Baton Rouge country.
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