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  • S Steeler SChick

    Nice.

    Yinz give him the staph then toss him out on the street in true stains fashion.

    I wonder if he knows a good lawyer.

    Regards

    ..... an'at

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    Steeler SChuck said:

    Nice.

    Yinz give him the staph then toss him out on the street in true stains fashion.

    I wonder if he knows a good lawyer.

    Regards

    ..... an'at

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    And for the record, his procedure that he contracted Staph from did NOT take place in Cleveland. It was California, I believe.

    2009 prediction: 8-8, with a much more respectible looking team, and hopefully 3-3 in the division with at least 1 win over each team.
  • S Sez.EJ

    I JUST DON'T GET ALL THE LOVE FOR THIS GUY WHO PLAYED ONLY 1 SEASON HERE.. GOOD GUY BUT GEEZ

    @sez.ej said:

    I JUST DON'T GET ALL THE LOVE FOR THIS GUY WHO PLAYED ONLY 1 SEASON HERE.. GOOD GUY BUT GEEZ

    It's about always being a Browns fan, which Joey J. was & is. We're the best fans in the game, and he got to live the ultimate Browns fan's dream.

    Sure, luck means a lot in football. Not having a good quarterback is bad luck. -Don Shula

  • OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    "God is great. Beer is good. People are crazy."

  • Staph isnt something you 'catch' from anywhere specific. Pretty much everyone is exposed to it, it just doesn't decide to act up in everyone. Every single NFL lockerroom has staph in it.

  • ? Guest

    Staph isnt something you 'catch' from anywhere specific. Pretty much everyone is exposed to it, it just doesn't decide to act up in everyone. Every single NFL lockerroom has staph in it.

    AdaM said:

    Staph isnt something you 'catch' from anywhere specific. Pretty much everyone is exposed to it, it just doesn't decide to act up in everyone. Every single NFL lockerroom has staph in it.

    so does every single room in the cleveland clinic

    once a fan, always a fan. married to a steeler fan. aaaaaaaaah! --andy
  • S Steeler SChick

    Nice.

    Yinz give him the staph then toss him out on the street in true stains fashion.

    I wonder if he knows a good lawyer.

    Regards

    ..... an'at

    .

    Steeler SChuck said:

    Nice.

    Yinz give him the staph then toss him out on the street in true stains fashion.

    I wonder if he knows a good lawyer.

    Regards

    ..... an'at

    .

    😧

    Go away. I want to hit you. I went to the same high school as him. I wish they'd let him play, but that's probably the only reason. If it was any other 34 year old dude with 7 knee surgeries, I don't think I'd have given him being cut a second thought.

  • As I just added in Sheps thread....forget it's JJ for a moment.....think how pissed people would have been had we just gone out a signed a 34 year old receiver who has had multiple knee surgeries, a bout with a serious staph infection and a back surgery in the past.

    Would people have been happy about that???

    If everybody had like minds, we would never learn.
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  • I am not suprised that they let him go. I do wish they would have let him stay for one more season. JJ was one of my favorite Browns. I know he's old and has had a lot of surgeries but I think he deserved one last playing season before retiring. Good Luck Joe! Take it easy.

  • I am all for signing hometown heroes as much as the next guy, but here's what we got outta an aging vet...

    90 catches in 3 years- $111,111 per catch

    6 TDs- $1,666,666 per TD

    1109 yards-$9017 per yard receiving

    2 staph infections- $5,000,000 per

    Call me crazy, but doesn't seem like we got what we were hoping for. It's kinda like going to an Asian massage parlor, paying a cool G, and only getting a massage....just doesn't seem right.

  • Great player. Hate to see him go...but peen said you just can't keep a guy in this situation on the roster. Best of luck to him from here on out. he is a class act and a great teammate.

    He is the type of guy you want in orange and brown.

    And we move on!

  • ballpeenB ballpeen

    As I just added in Sheps thread....forget it's JJ for a moment.....think how pissed people would have been had we just gone out a signed a 34 year old receiver who has had multiple knee surgeries, a bout with a serious staph infection and a back surgery in the past.

    Would people have been happy about that???

    @ballpeen said:

    As I just added in Sheps thread....forget it's JJ for a moment.....think how pissed people would have been had we just gone out a signed a 34 year old receiver who has had multiple knee surgeries, a bout with a serious staph infection and a back surgery in the past.

    Would people have been happy about that???

    Absolutely...................We traded Winslow and let Jones walk. I loved JJ and rooted for him. Stepping outside and looking in, I wouldn't sign him as a FA for $2.6 million or even any guaranteed amount. It's just not good business.

    Looks like this staff is looking for guys who can practice all week and strap it up on Sunday and play. We have too many guys every week on the injury report that don't practice all week, then try to play.

    We need a younger team with less cronic injuries.

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