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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?

    @the-gipper said:

    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

  • @kosar_win said:

    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.

    @the-gipper said:

    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?

  • @the-gipper said:

    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?

    @halfsane said:

    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/

  • 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.

  • @halfsane said:

    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/

    @the-gipper said:

    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.

  • @the-gipper said:

    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.

    @kosar_win said:

    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.

  • 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?

    @the-gipper said:

    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

  • @kosar_win said:

    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.

    @the-gipper said:

    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.

  • 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?

    @the-gipper said:

    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

  • 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?

    @the-gipper said:

    Here is this weeks survey.

    Give your opinions

    1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?

    Well the Jets playoff game was pretty damn hard to beat but if we are talking games that i have seen personally then it would be my first ever game in Cleveland which was the Seahawks win in overtime in 2007. Not a bad first game huh!

    2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?

    Matthews

    Slaughter

    Kosar

    3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?

    I have a soft spot for the Bucs because they were the first team I ever saw play as a kid on a Disney holiday back in 81. That's what got me hooked on NFL football - it took another 8 years to settle on a team - Thanks to one Jamie berger from Cuyahoga Falls who convinced me to become a Browns fan in a pub in London in 1989.

    4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)

    Rod Woodson

    Troy Polyanna Hairdo

    Heinz Baked beans ward

    5. If you did an NCAA bracket, how many teams do you have left in the Sweet 16?

    Pass......

  • Here is this weeks survey.

    Give your opinions

    1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?

    Browns vs Jets, Kosar and Browns won on fractured ankle in overtime.

    2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?

    Leroy Kelly, Kosar, Clay Mathews/Jerry Sherk. Sorry, couldn't only name 3. LOL

    3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?

    Joe Namath, Mike Singletary, Joe Montana/Jerry Rice. Well, they acted as one.

    4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)

    Dirty, stupid, ugly, nasty, stinkin ratbirds. All of em.

    Squeelers, all of em.

    and John Elway, Troy Pollypoopoo, Mean Joe Greene the sissy. GGG

  • @the-gipper said:

    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.

    @kosar_win said:

    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.

    The only thing that MJ could do better, in my opinion, is hit the outside shot...and at winning those titles. But LeBron is becoming much better at the shooting, and hopefully he will start to get the titles under his belt.

  • Here is this weeks survey.

    Give your opinions

    1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?

    Browns vs Jets, Kosar and Browns won on fractured ankle in overtime.

    2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?

    Leroy Kelly, Kosar, Clay Mathews/Jerry Sherk. Sorry, couldn't only name 3. LOL

    3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?

    Joe Namath, Mike Singletary, Joe Montana/Jerry Rice. Well, they acted as one.

    4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)

    Dirty, stupid, ugly, nasty, stinkin ratbirds. All of em.

    Squeelers, all of em.

    and John Elway, Troy Pollypoopoo, Mean Joe Greene the sissy. GGG

    @calfoxwc said:

    Here is this weeks survey.

    Give your opinions

    1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?

    Browns vs Jets, Kosar and Browns won on fractured ankle in overtime.

    Perhaps you are thinking about a different game, but I thought it was against the 49ers that Kosar was hobbling around on the fractured ankle, yet still managed to pull the game out. In fact, I believe it was a Monday night game.

  • 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?

    @the-gipper said:

    Here is this weeks survey.

    Give your opinions

    1. What is the most exciting game in Browns (or your favorite team's) history?

    1987 Playoff against Jets. Down 10 pts. with 4 min left. Won it in double O.T.

    Kosar passed for almost 500 yds. I think the broken ankle game was 1992 Monday nt against dolphins but we lost 27-23.

    2. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite Browns (or your favorite team's) players of all time?

    Kosar Matthews Brennan

    3. Who are your Top 3 Most Favorite NFL Players that did not play for the Browns (or your favorite team)?

    Butkis Fran Tarkenton Barry Sanders

    4. Who are your Top 3 Most Hated Opponent players of the Browns (or your favorite team)

    Elway Ray Lewis Jack Lambert

    5. If you did an NCAA bracket, how many teams do you have left in the Sweet 16?

    N/A

  • Pavo Joe mentioned this as being his #1 game, Jets OT playoff win:

  • This was my game:

    First Metcalf Punt return, 91 yards:

    Second punt return:

  • A couple of you mentioned this one. Last year's Steeler game:

  • Perhaps you are thinking about a different game, but I thought it was against the 49ers that Kosar was hobbling around on the fractured ankle, yet still managed to pull the game out. In fact, I believe it was a Monday night game. Gipper

    ************************************

    Thanks, but now I have TWO all time favorites, that fractured ankle game, and the Jet's overtime game.

    don't know when I confused those two. It has been a long time, ya know... GGG

  • Perhaps you are thinking about a different game, but I thought it was against the 49ers that Kosar was hobbling around on the fractured ankle, yet still managed to pull the game out. In fact, I believe it was a Monday night game. Gipper

    ************************************

    Thanks, but now I have TWO all time favorites, that fractured ankle game, and the Jet's overtime game.

    don't know when I confused those two. It has been a long time, ya know... GGG

    @calfoxwc said:

    Perhaps you are thinking about a different game, but I thought it was against the 49ers that Kosar was hobbling around on the fractured ankle, yet still managed to pull the game out. In fact, I believe it was a Monday night game. Gipper

    ************************************

    Thanks, but now I have TWO all time favorites, that fractured ankle game, and the Jet's overtime game.

    don't know when I confused those two. It has been a long time, ya know... GGG

    Well, I still don't think we know the answer. Was it the Dolphins or the 49ers. We need help to answer this question!!

  • I think these are the two games we are confusing:

    Sept. 14, 1992 -- Miami Dolphins 27, Browns 23 -- at Cleveland -- Bernie Kosar, unaware that he was playing on a fractured ankle, threw two TD passes in 6½ minutes late in the game and nearly led the Browns to their biggest comeback win in 26 years. The Browns trailed 20-3 with 11:53 left but managed to tie the score 20-20 10½ minutes later. But then the Dolphins drove 84 yards in five plays covering 1:08 for the winning TD.

    *Sept. 13, 1993 -- Browns 23, San Francisco 49ers 13 -- at Cleveland -- Getting 10 points off four turnovers and holding the 49ers scoreless in the second half, the Browns improved to 2-0 by defeating a team that would advance to the NFC Championship Game for the second straight year.

    A year apart, but in the mind today, they seem to mesh. I am not even sure Bernie was even with the team for this second game.