Brown's New Mascot
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"Having a giant turd laying mascot taking a shit on the field is quite appropriate for a team doing the same thing." Got a good laugh outta that one
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I found it interesting that they named the dog Swagger. I'm wondering if it's mostly because of what Pettine preaches or if it is indirectly about Johnny. I just hope no one starts calling him Swag...
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i heard you can rent him out for $50/hr.
might want to watch your step as he will not only shit on your lawn but on your dreams.
bye scarlett johansenn...bye.
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Possibilities are endless....
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I am not sure why we need it. I was hoping that with a new era that they would get away from the whole "Dawg" business. Its a throwback name to the Hanford/Minniefield days....and probably should have stayed there.
I mean, after all, if you say "the Steel Curtain" you are talking about the 70s Steelers defense, Greene/Lambert/etc. not about today's Steeler defense.
If you talk about the Purple People Eaters you are talking about Page/Eller/Larsen/Marshall....not about today's Viking Defense.
If you talk about The Fearsome Foursome you are talking about Jones/Olson/Lundy/Greer....not about today's Ram's Defense.
If you are talking about the Doomsday Defense, you are talking about Lilly/Randy White/Too Tall Jones/Jethro Pugh...not about today's Cowboys defense
If you talk about the Orange Crush, you mean late 70s Broncos, not today's Broncos.
If you talk about the Sack Exchange you refer to the Gastineau led Jets defense, not today's Jets.
If you talk about the Blue Meanies you mean Lawrence Taylor, Carl Banks, Pepper Johnson, Harry Carson etc., not today's Giants.
And on and on.
And the Dawgs should have belonged to that 80s era and that is it.
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I am not sure why we need it. I was hoping that with a new era that they would get away from the whole "Dawg" business. Its a throwback name to the Hanford/Minniefield days....and probably should have stayed there.
I mean, after all, if you say "the Steel Curtain" you are talking about the 70s Steelers defense, Greene/Lambert/etc. not about today's Steeler defense.
If you talk about the Purple People Eaters you are talking about Page/Eller/Larsen/Marshall....not about today's Viking Defense.
If you talk about The Fearsome Foursome you are talking about Jones/Olson/Lundy/Greer....not about today's Ram's Defense.
If you are talking about the Doomsday Defense, you are talking about Lilly/Randy White/Too Tall Jones/Jethro Pugh...not about today's Cowboys defense
If you talk about the Orange Crush, you mean late 70s Broncos, not today's Broncos.
If you talk about the Sack Exchange you refer to the Gastineau led Jets defense, not today's Jets.
If you talk about the Blue Meanies you mean Lawrence Taylor, Carl Banks, Pepper Johnson, Harry Carson etc., not today's Giants.
And on and on.
And the Dawgs should have belonged to that 80s era and that is it.
I am not sure why we need it. I was hoping that with a new era that they would get away from the whole "Dawg" business. Its a throwback name to the Hanford/Minniefield days....and probably should have stayed there.
I mean, after all, if you say "the Steel Curtain" you are talking about the 70s Steelers defense, Greene/Lambert/etc. not about today's Steeler defense.
If you talk about the Purple People Eaters you are talking about Page/Eller/Larsen/Marshall....not about today's Viking Defense.
If you talk about The Fearsome Foursome you are talking about Jones/Olson/Lundy/Greer....not about today's Ram's Defense.
If you are talking about the Doomsday Defense, you are talking about Lilly/Randy White/Too Tall Jones/Jethro Pugh...not about today's Cowboys defense
If you talk about the Orange Crush, you mean late 70s Broncos, not today's Broncos.
If you talk about the Sack Exchange you refer to the Gastineau led Jets defense, not today's Jets.
If you talk about the Blue Meanies you mean Lawrence Taylor, Carl Banks, Pepper Johnson, Harry Carson etc., not today's Giants.
And on and on.
And the Dawgs should have belonged to that 80s era and that is it.
I disagree, I think the "Dawgs" transcended the era and gave us an identity that still sticks today. I think it is more like calling the Giants the "G-Men" , the Cowboys "America's Team" or the Saints using "Who Dat" and the Bungles "Who Dey" ... it is just something that came along and stuck.
It is marketable, it gives us an identity, it is fun ... I think, if anything, we should embrace the whole "Dawgpound" thing even more.
Zombo
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I agree Z, even though I am not a big fan of the dawgpound bit. We don't have a logo, so the Pound has become our logo of sorts.
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I am not sure why we need it. I was hoping that with a new era that they would get away from the whole "Dawg" business. Its a throwback name to the Hanford/Minniefield days....and probably should have stayed there.
I mean, after all, if you say "the Steel Curtain" you are talking about the 70s Steelers defense, Greene/Lambert/etc. not about today's Steeler defense.
If you talk about the Purple People Eaters you are talking about Page/Eller/Larsen/Marshall....not about today's Viking Defense.
If you talk about The Fearsome Foursome you are talking about Jones/Olson/Lundy/Greer....not about today's Ram's Defense.
If you are talking about the Doomsday Defense, you are talking about Lilly/Randy White/Too Tall Jones/Jethro Pugh...not about today's Cowboys defense
If you talk about the Orange Crush, you mean late 70s Broncos, not today's Broncos.
If you talk about the Sack Exchange you refer to the Gastineau led Jets defense, not today's Jets.
If you talk about the Blue Meanies you mean Lawrence Taylor, Carl Banks, Pepper Johnson, Harry Carson etc., not today's Giants.
And on and on.
And the Dawgs should have belonged to that 80s era and that is it.
I disagree, I think the "Dawgs" transcended the era and gave us an identity that still sticks today. I think it is more like calling the Giants the "G-Men" , the Cowboys "America's Team" or the Saints using "Who Dat" and the Bungles "Who Dey" ... it is just something that came along and stuck.
It is marketable, it gives us an identity, it is fun ... I think, if anything, we should embrace the whole "Dawgpound" thing even more.
Zombo
Zombo said:
I disagree, I think the "Dawgs" transcended the era and gave us an identity that still sticks today. I think it is more like calling the Giants the "G-Men" , the Cowboys "America's Team" or the Saints using "Who Dat" and the Bungles "Who Dey" ... it is just something that came along and stuck.
It is marketable, it gives us an identity, it is fun ... I think, if anything, we should embrace the whole "Dawgpound" thing even more.
Zombo
Well, I see a large part of the whole Dawg thing as being very much a product of an unimaginitve public relations department.
To me, if it were the case that the Dawg persona was the organic wish of the fans, then I would be OK with it...like it was in the beginning. But I see it more now as just a contrived artifact shoved down our throat merely for marketing/money purposes.
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The dawg pound is Cleveland's Lambeau Leap. It will be the lasting tribute to the fans, regardless of a new stadium, owner, players etc. it just happened.
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i hope the mascot is a big sloppy fucking drunk dog that goes around and swipes mustard off the fans hot dogs with his nuts.
god knows they won't see it because they are such fucking geniuses watching the game.
not.
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Having the dog really isnt a big deal, its something the kids will like. The Browns are trying to make it a more family vibe. The name though is kinda not good. I was thinking along the lines of Bruiser.
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I like the dawg pound but the mascot to me is just meh. I don't care either way. Just win some damn football games.
But I do hate the name. Swag/swagger is lingo used to entice pre pubescent boys to buy shit.
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I thought the whole Dawg thing was pretty cool how it started with those guys getting fired up and barking at the fans, and they barked right back! I'll admit l thought it would die down, or something equally cool and organic would take its place, but it never happened.
It does seem kinda commercialized now, but it seems enough fans have embraced it that its here to stay. Hell, with every game on tv they show the fat dawg guy, and the 3 headed dawg guy, and the lady with the charm bracelet beehive hair.
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This video is why i think this mascot idea kicks ass. I love the idea and think this would bring more attention to the team.
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gotta love some ugga booga.
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Trained to go for the groin.
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