Survey Monday...Browns/opponents survey
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1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?
The 2009 victory against the Steelers. Because I got to go to work the next day with a bunch of depressed and embarrassed Steeler fans. Best day at work so far.
2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?
Bernie Kosar and Webster Slaughter - would love to add Josh Cribbs to this list (because I love his attitude and how it translates on the field), but I feel like I am cheating other Brownies...
3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?
Joe Montana, Dan Marino, Jerry Rice
4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)
John Elway, Ray Lewis, Deion Sanders
5. If you did an NCAA bracket, how many teams do you have left in the Sweet 16?
Nine teams left, with a possible seven in the elite eight...
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UHM, halfsane: When did Michael Jordan play for the Browns?
UHM, halfsane: When did Michael Jordan play for the Browns?
Browns or favorite team
I was a biiiig Jordan fan back in the day and the Bulls were my favorite NBA team, stopped watching basketball after he retired for good.
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UHM, halfsane: When did Michael Jordan play for the Browns?
Browns or favorite team
I was a biiiig Jordan fan back in the day and the Bulls were my favorite NBA team, stopped watching basketball after he retired for good.
Browns or favorite team
I was a biiiig Jordan fan back in the day and the Bulls were my favorite NBA team, stopped watching basketball after he retired for good.
Well, by favorite team I kinda meant that if the Browns were not your favorite NFL team, name the 3 players from that team that you liked. But, what the heck, go with the flow.
(though, if you were from Cleveland why the FRAK would the Bulls be your favorite team?
Who is your favorite freedom fighter?)
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Browns or favorite team
I was a biiiig Jordan fan back in the day and the Bulls were my favorite NBA team, stopped watching basketball after he retired for good.
Well, by favorite team I kinda meant that if the Browns were not your favorite NFL team, name the 3 players from that team that you liked. But, what the heck, go with the flow.
(though, if you were from Cleveland why the FRAK would the Bulls be your favorite team?
Who is your favorite freedom fighter?)
Well, by favorite team I kinda meant that if the Browns were not your favorite NFL team, name the 3 players from that team that you liked. But, what the heck, go with the flow.
(though, if you were from Cleveland why the FRAK would the Bulls be your favorite team?
Who is your favorite freedom fighter?)
I grew up near Erie, PA. My Dad is a diehard Browns fan, he got me into the them during the Kosar years, but I was too young to appreciate what I was watching at the time. I remember my dad fuming mad when Bill cut Bernie. I was about 8.
So the Bulls: Two of my cousins were big into the Bulls and I always looked up to them while growing up and we visited a lot, that was part of the lure. I was never really a basketball fan, I was a Jordan fan and a Bulls fan by association.
What are the freedom fighters?
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Here is this weeks survey.
Give your opinions
1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?
2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?
3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?
4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)
5. If you did an NCAA bracket, how many teams do you have left in the Sweet 16?
Here is this weeks survey.
Give your opinions
1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?
The last Pittsburgh game was pretty awesome for me. I just graduated Air Force Basic Training and I was in Tech School. It was only the second game I got to watch all year and I was so dissappointed every week I got the results of the game sent to me. To see a 1-11 team play that hard, and just how awesome Josh Cribbs played was pretty exciting. Plus it was me and one other Browns fans watchiing it with a bunch of Steeler fans. Plus the fact that it knocked Pittsburgh out of the playoffs put the icing on the cake.
2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?
Brown, Sipe, Cribbs
3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?
Steve Young, Jerry Rice, Drew Brees
4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)
It's hard to just pick three but I guess Hines Ward, Ben Roethlisberger, and John Elway.
Honorable mentions include James Harrisson and Ray Lewis.
Living in Montana the Broncos, Cowboys, Steelers, and Packers are probably the most common favorite teams here. I can't stand Denver fans and I can't stand Elway.
5. If you did an NCAA bracket, how many teams do you have left in the Sweet 16?
7 left.
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Here is this weeks survey.
Give your opinions
1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?
2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?
3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?
4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)
5. If you did an NCAA bracket, how many teams do you have left in the Sweet 16?
Here is this weeks survey.
Give your opinions
1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?
When the Browns beat the Raiders, in the L.A. Coliseum around '93. Eric Metcalf took the pitch around left tackle to beat the L.A. Raiders as time expired. I was there, and was taking so much crap all game from the Raider idiots, and it was just awesome at the end. Tommy Vardell, and Vinny Testeverde had big days in the comeback win. The next week, we beat the 49ers on Monday night football.
2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?
Clay Matthews, Eric Turner, Bernie Kosar
3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?
Dan Fouts, Eric Dickerson, Jack Youngblood
4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)
John Elway, Boomer Esiason, Jerome Bettis
5. If you did an NCAA bracket, how many teams do you have left in the Sweet 16?
Have never seen a complete game of basketball in my 42yrs of life.
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Well, by favorite team I kinda meant that if the Browns were not your favorite NFL team, name the 3 players from that team that you liked. But, what the heck, go with the flow.
(though, if you were from Cleveland why the FRAK would the Bulls be your favorite team?
Who is your favorite freedom fighter?)
I grew up near Erie, PA. My Dad is a diehard Browns fan, he got me into the them during the Kosar years, but I was too young to appreciate what I was watching at the time. I remember my dad fuming mad when Bill cut Bernie. I was about 8.
So the Bulls: Two of my cousins were big into the Bulls and I always looked up to them while growing up and we visited a lot, that was part of the lure. I was never really a basketball fan, I was a Jordan fan and a Bulls fan by association.
What are the freedom fighters?
I grew up near Erie, PA. My Dad is a diehard Browns fan, he got me into the them during the Kosar years, but I was too young to appreciate what I was watching at the time. I remember my dad fuming mad when Bill cut Bernie. I was about 8.
So the Bulls: Two of my cousins were big into the Bulls and I always looked up to them while growing up and we visited a lot, that was part of the lure. I was never really a basketball fan, I was a Jordan fan and a Bulls fan by association.
What are the freedom fighters?
You don't know what a freedom fighter is? In theory: a person that fights for the liberty of his country. You know, like in our history, the likes of Nathan Hale, Patrick Henry, George Washington. In other countries the likes of Simon Bolivar, Lech Walesa.
In some cases, there may be people that we disagree with as being "freedom fighters" but who perceive themselves as freedom fighters (where we may think they are in fact simply a faction that wishes to bring their own form of tyranny and oppression to their people....Fidel Castro, Che Guevera the VietCong, the Sandinistas, even the likes of Osama Bin Laden who may think of themselves as freedom fighters)
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I grew up near Erie, PA. My Dad is a diehard Browns fan, he got me into the them during the Kosar years, but I was too young to appreciate what I was watching at the time. I remember my dad fuming mad when Bill cut Bernie. I was about 8.
So the Bulls: Two of my cousins were big into the Bulls and I always looked up to them while growing up and we visited a lot, that was part of the lure. I was never really a basketball fan, I was a Jordan fan and a Bulls fan by association.
What are the freedom fighters?
You don't know what a freedom fighter is? In theory: a person that fights for the liberty of his country. You know, like in our history, the likes of Nathan Hale, Patrick Henry, George Washington. In other countries the likes of Simon Bolivar, Lech Walesa.
In some cases, there may be people that we disagree with as being "freedom fighters" but who perceive themselves as freedom fighters (where we may think they are in fact simply a faction that wishes to bring their own form of tyranny and oppression to their people....Fidel Castro, Che Guevera the VietCong, the Sandinistas, even the likes of Osama Bin Laden who may think of themselves as freedom fighters)
You don't know what a freedom fighter is? In theory: a person that fights for the liberty of his country. You know, like in our history, the likes of Nathan Hale, Patrick Henry, George Washington. In other countries the likes of Simon Bolivar, Lech Walesa.
In some cases, there may be people that we disagree with as being "freedom fighters" but who perceive themselves as freedom fighters (where we may think they are in fact simply a faction that wishes to bring their own form of tyranny and oppression to their people....Fidel Castro, Che Guevera the VietCong, the Sandinistas, even the likes of Osama Bin Laden who may think of themselves as freedom fighters)
haha ahhhhh ok, I was thinking it was a Cleveland team of some sort. Since I've never lived near the city, I wouldn't know the local teams.
My favorite freedom fighter would have to be Sam Adams (not the beer). That man tore it up.
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I grew up near Erie, PA. My Dad is a diehard Browns fan, he got me into the them during the Kosar years, but I was too young to appreciate what I was watching at the time. I remember my dad fuming mad when Bill cut Bernie. I was about 8.
So the Bulls: Two of my cousins were big into the Bulls and I always looked up to them while growing up and we visited a lot, that was part of the lure. I was never really a basketball fan, I was a Jordan fan and a Bulls fan by association.
What are the freedom fighters?
You don't know what a freedom fighter is? In theory: a person that fights for the liberty of his country. You know, like in our history, the likes of Nathan Hale, Patrick Henry, George Washington. In other countries the likes of Simon Bolivar, Lech Walesa.
In some cases, there may be people that we disagree with as being "freedom fighters" but who perceive themselves as freedom fighters (where we may think they are in fact simply a faction that wishes to bring their own form of tyranny and oppression to their people....Fidel Castro, Che Guevera the VietCong, the Sandinistas, even the likes of Osama Bin Laden who may think of themselves as freedom fighters)
You don't know what a freedom fighter is? In theory: a person that fights for the liberty of his country. You know, like in our history, the likes of Nathan Hale, Patrick Henry, George Washington. In other countries the likes of Simon Bolivar, Lech Walesa.
In some cases, there may be people that we disagree with as being "freedom fighters" but who perceive themselves as freedom fighters (where we may think they are in fact simply a faction that wishes to bring their own form of tyranny and oppression to their people....Fidel Castro, Che Guevera the VietCong, the Sandinistas, even the likes of Osama Bin Laden who may think of themselves as freedom fighters)
In the context, I was confused why you were bringing up "freedom fighter". I still am, kinda...
PS Thomas Jefferson is still my favorite, despite the haters.
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3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?
Dick Butkus, Johnny Unitas, and, what the heck, Mike Vrabel
I should explain. Mike Vrabel's dad taught at my school, even though he went to Walsh Jesuit.
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You don't know what a freedom fighter is? In theory: a person that fights for the liberty of his country. You know, like in our history, the likes of Nathan Hale, Patrick Henry, George Washington. In other countries the likes of Simon Bolivar, Lech Walesa.
In some cases, there may be people that we disagree with as being "freedom fighters" but who perceive themselves as freedom fighters (where we may think they are in fact simply a faction that wishes to bring their own form of tyranny and oppression to their people....Fidel Castro, Che Guevera the VietCong, the Sandinistas, even the likes of Osama Bin Laden who may think of themselves as freedom fighters)
In the context, I was confused why you were bringing up "freedom fighter". I still am, kinda...
PS Thomas Jefferson is still my favorite, despite the haters.
In the context, I was confused why you were bringing up "freedom fighter". I still am, kinda...
PS Thomas Jefferson is still my favorite, despite the haters.
Yes, I guess I was being a little obtuse. I was analogizing that a Cleveland fan having Michael Jordan as a favorite player was tantamount to an American having Osama Bin Laden as a favorite "freedom fighter". Its a silly stretch, yes, but somewhat apt, nevertheless. I let this guy off because he is from Erie, and not really a Clevelander.
And, just out of curiosity, who is "hating" on Thomas Jefferson? I mean, the guy wrote the Declaration of Independence for crissakes.
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Here is this weeks survey.
Give your opinions
1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?
2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?
3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?
4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)
5. If you did an NCAA bracket, how many teams do you have left in the Sweet 16?
Here is this weeks survey.
Give your opinions
1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?
Definitely the Browns vs. Ravens game in 2007 with the Dawson-Bar. 33-30 OT
2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?
Josh Cribbs, Jim Brown, Bernie Kosar
3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?
Brent Celek, Antonio Gates, Peyton Manning
4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)
Joey Porter, Hines Ward, Ben Rapelisberger
5. If you did an NCAA bracket, how many teams do you have left in the Sweet 16?
6
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In the context, I was confused why you were bringing up "freedom fighter". I still am, kinda...
PS Thomas Jefferson is still my favorite, despite the haters.
Yes, I guess I was being a little obtuse. I was analogizing that a Cleveland fan having Michael Jordan as a favorite player was tantamount to an American having Osama Bin Laden as a favorite "freedom fighter". Its a silly stretch, yes, but somewhat apt, nevertheless. I let this guy off because he is from Erie, and not really a Clevelander.
And, just out of curiosity, who is "hating" on Thomas Jefferson? I mean, the guy wrote the Declaration of Independence for crissakes.
Yes, I guess I was being a little obtuse. I was analogizing that a Cleveland fan having Michael Jordan as a favorite player was tantamount to an American having Osama Bin Laden as a favorite "freedom fighter". Its a silly stretch, yes, but somewhat apt, nevertheless. I let this guy off because he is from Erie, and not really a Clevelander.
And, just out of curiosity, who is "hating" on Thomas Jefferson? I mean, the guy wrote the Declaration of Independence for crissakes.
Your talkin' about me like I am not even here.
Didn't Jefferson have some slave babies?
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Yes, I guess I was being a little obtuse. I was analogizing that a Cleveland fan having Michael Jordan as a favorite player was tantamount to an American having Osama Bin Laden as a favorite "freedom fighter". Its a silly stretch, yes, but somewhat apt, nevertheless. I let this guy off because he is from Erie, and not really a Clevelander.
And, just out of curiosity, who is "hating" on Thomas Jefferson? I mean, the guy wrote the Declaration of Independence for crissakes.
Your talkin' about me like I am not even here.
Didn't Jefferson have some slave babies?
Your talkin' about me like I am not even here.
Didn't Jefferson have some slave babies?
You may be here, but you weren't there.
On Jefferson, I don't think it is about the children he may have had with slaves that would give rise to "haters".
I have heard that there are actually some moronic, fringe right-wingers out there that want to blast TJ for his politics....or more to the point, distort his political philosophy....or ignore it because it doesn't fit in with their own views:
http://tfninsider.org/2010/03/19/dunbars-d...s-on-jefferson/
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oh gosh .. I can't role my eyes harder at that kind of thing.
Not to get political around here, but some right wingers are way too loud and just ignorant.
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Your talkin' about me like I am not even here.
Didn't Jefferson have some slave babies?
You may be here, but you weren't there.
On Jefferson, I don't think it is about the children he may have had with slaves that would give rise to "haters".
I have heard that there are actually some moronic, fringe right-wingers out there that want to blast TJ for his politics....or more to the point, distort his political philosophy....or ignore it because it doesn't fit in with their own views:
http://tfninsider.org/2010/03/19/dunbars-d...s-on-jefferson/
You may be here, but you weren't there.
On Jefferson, I don't think it is about the children he may have had with slaves that would give rise to "haters".
I have heard that there are actually some moronic, fringe right-wingers out there that want to blast TJ for his politics....or more to the point, distort his political philosophy....or ignore it because it doesn't fit in with their own views:
http://tfninsider.org/2010/03/19/dunbars-d...s-on-jefferson/
Not to get political, but I was referring to the decision in Texas to remove TJ from all school text books (the issue you correctly link to).
Back to the subject at hand: I also loved watching MJ play. Just a phenomenal player to watch.
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You may be here, but you weren't there.
On Jefferson, I don't think it is about the children he may have had with slaves that would give rise to "haters".
I have heard that there are actually some moronic, fringe right-wingers out there that want to blast TJ for his politics....or more to the point, distort his political philosophy....or ignore it because it doesn't fit in with their own views:
http://tfninsider.org/2010/03/19/dunbars-d...s-on-jefferson/
Not to get political, but I was referring to the decision in Texas to remove TJ from all school text books (the issue you correctly link to).
Back to the subject at hand: I also loved watching MJ play. Just a phenomenal player to watch.
Not to get political, but I was referring to the decision in Texas to remove TJ from all school text books (the issue you correctly link to).
Back to the subject at hand: I also loved watching MJ play. Just a phenomenal player to watch.
Yes, but you know, in my opinion, LeBron is a more spectacular player. LBJ needs to win some titles, but his "Wow" factor exceeds that of Jordan.
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Here is this weeks survey.
Give your opinions
1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?
2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?
3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?
4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)
5. If you did an NCAA bracket, how many teams do you have left in the Sweet 16?
Here is this weeks survey.
Give your opinions
1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?
64 championship...hard to beat that
2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?
In order...Dante Lavelli, Jim Brown, Leroy Kelly
3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?
Merlin Olsen, Alex Karras, Dick Butkus
4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)
John Elway, Roman Gabriel, Bobby Layne
5. If you did an NCAA bracket, how many teams do you have left in the Sweet 16?
NA
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Not to get political, but I was referring to the decision in Texas to remove TJ from all school text books (the issue you correctly link to).
Back to the subject at hand: I also loved watching MJ play. Just a phenomenal player to watch.
Yes, but you know, in my opinion, LeBron is a more spectacular player. LBJ needs to win some titles, but his "Wow" factor exceeds that of Jordan.
Yes, but you know, in my opinion, LeBron is a more spectacular player. LBJ needs to win some titles, but his "Wow" factor exceeds that of Jordan.
It's difficult to compare considering Jordan played in a time when the hand-check was still legal. I think LBJ is a better defensive player than MJ, but MJ takes the trophy of best overall player, IMHO.
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Here is this weeks survey.
Give your opinions
1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?
2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?
3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?
4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)
5. If you did an NCAA bracket, how many teams do you have left in the Sweet 16?
Here is this weeks survey.
Give your opinions
1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?
Browns 26 Steelers 24, 1972 or Browns 8 Buffalo 0 2007
2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?
Greg Pruitt, Brian Sipe, Jerry Sherk
3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?
Jack Lambert, Roger Staubach, Barry Sanders
4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)
John Elway, Issac Curtis, Lynn Swan
5. If you did an NCAA bracket, how many teams do you have left in the Sweet 16?
3...ouch
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