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  • Wow... Never knew that before you posted it right now. Thanks I dont think I would have ever figured that one out.

  • right on Bro! glad to help. if you listen to fans who win you might get a clue.

  • right on Bro! glad to help. if you listen to fans who win you might get a clue.

    @bestplayer52 said:

    right on Bro! glad to help. if you listen to fans who win you might get a clue.

    Then I will definitely start listening to you.

    Please give me more info like when its 3 and 7 you have to at least go past the first down marker to get a first down.

  • Fans hold owners accountable and do not tolerate losing. you however are lacking that piece of DNA.

  • You know the Browns also passed on Tom Brady. What a terrible organization.

  • You know the Browns also passed on Tom Brady. What a terrible organization.

    @wilsonthevolleyball said:

    You know the Browns also passed on Tom Brady. What a terrible organization.

    lmao. you mine as well say "the browns passed on every great player of all time"

    some bloom, some don't . clearly if the browns knew who would be a superstar before they draft a bust we would have a couple rings by now.

  • I can't help but wonder whether BP52 is related to Modell or having sex with him? 😍
  • right on Bro! glad to help. if you listen to fans who win you might get a clue.

    @bestplayer52 said:

    right on Bro! glad to help. if you listen to fans who win you might get a clue.

    This idiot believes he is somehow involved in his organizations' success.

    Ahhhhh, to be as smart as a Ravens fan...........

  • First of all, how often to franchise LT's that will be perennial pro-bowlers for 12-15 years come along? Every few years an elite LT comes along. RB's come along nearly every draft.

    Second of all, hindsight is 20/20.

  • Probably AP, deanglo, brees, rivers, and brady would all be bad in cleveland.

  • Barry Sanders ran behind a crappy line and EXCELLED.

    Did he need a franchise tackle ? no, he created his own yardage.

    so you would rather have a overrated linemen rather than having Drew Brees, Philip Rivers, Ben, DeAngelo Williams, Adrian Peterson?

    Why then aren't your RB's running and your QB's scoring?

    It seems football is only hard to grasp in Cleveland. Most other teams "get it"

    you obviously don't.

  • Barry Sanders ran behind a crappy line and EXCELLED.

    Did he need a franchise tackle ? no, he created his own yardage.

    so you would rather have a overrated linemen rather than having Drew Brees, Philip Rivers, Ben, DeAngelo Williams, Adrian Peterson?

    Why then aren't your RB's running and your QB's scoring?

    It seems football is only hard to grasp in Cleveland. Most other teams "get it"

    you obviously don't.

    @bestplayer52 said:

    Barry Sanders ran behind a crappy line and EXCELLED.

    Did he need a franchise tackle ? no, he created his own yardage.

    so you would rather have a overrated linemen rather than having Drew Brees, Philip Rivers, Ben, DeAngelo Williams, Adrian Peterson?

    Why then aren't your RB's running and your QB's scoring?

    It seems football is only hard to grasp in Cleveland. Most other teams "get it"

    you obviously don't.

    How many Super Bowls did the Lions have when Barry was there?

    How about playoff victories?

    How about just wins in general?

    Thought so.

  • @bestplayer52 said:

    Barry Sanders ran behind a crappy line and EXCELLED.

    Did he need a franchise tackle ? no, he created his own yardage.

    so you would rather have a overrated linemen rather than having Drew Brees, Philip Rivers, Ben, DeAngelo Williams, Adrian Peterson?

    Why then aren't your RB's running and your QB's scoring?

    It seems football is only hard to grasp in Cleveland. Most other teams "get it"

    you obviously don't.

    How many Super Bowls did the Lions have when Barry was there?

    How about playoff victories?

    How about just wins in general?

    Thought so.

    @dabrowns41 said:

    How many Super Bowls did the Lions have when Barry was there?

    How about playoff victories?

    How about just wins in general?

    Thought so.

    Since we've drafted Joe Thomas, those are good questions for us.

    100 million dollar line hasn't helped us win many games. At least with Peterson, it would be exciting.

  • right on Bro! glad to help. if you listen to fans who win you might get a clue.

    @bestplayer52 said:

    right on Bro! glad to help. if you listen to fans who win you might get a clue.

    hahahahahahahaha....what did you win? Listen to fans who win...hmmmmm listen to what...your cheers? Does this mean that because you live in a geographic region that has a winning football team that you somehow are a person to be listened to about football? hahahaha Is that GM osmosis or Head coach osmosis....WOW is right....that is the fkn most Retarded thing I've seen in print....oooohhhhh lala

  • 100 million dollar line hasn't helped us win many games

    BUT they score alot of td's too!!!! is it a 10k per block?

  • @dabrowns41 said:

    How many Super Bowls did the Lions have when Barry was there?

    How about playoff victories?

    How about just wins in general?

    Thought so.

    Since we've drafted Joe Thomas, those are good questions for us.

    100 million dollar line hasn't helped us win many games. At least with Peterson, it would be exciting.

    @lemosley01 said:

    Since we've drafted Joe Thomas, those are good questions for us.

    100 million dollar line hasn't helped us win many games. At least with Peterson, it would be exciting.

    I'm sorry, but RB's can be found every year.

    You need all the pieces to the puzzle.

    Problem with RB's is shelf life. A great RB has 6-8 years. Jamal only had 5 great years. LT had 7. You catch my drift.

    Franchise left tackles don't come around but every few years, and it's arguably the 2nd most important position in the entire game.

  • Probably AP, deanglo, brees, rivers, and brady would all be bad in cleveland.

    suns said:

    Probably AP, deanglo, brees, rivers, and brady would all be bad in cleveland.

    Unless we would have built the OL and the DL in the first two or three years. Then, we would be in MUCH better shape here. But, we went skill positions and tried to build around that. That is a basketball approach. It doesn't work in the NFL. With that approach, you will either ruin talented players careers, or the guys you draft won't succeed until they go somewhere else. Sounds like hindsite 20/20 but it really is just commom sense that the Browns have ignored ever since returning.