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  • I was more referring to the people who said that it was a lack of loyalty by the Browns to release a player who can't play anymore. 

    @mark-o said:

    I was more referring to the people who said that it was a lack of loyalty by the Browns to release a player who can't play anymore. 

    Ah... well I do not want to talk about that...

    Nevermind...

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    St0ckton still farts around on the Browns subreddit. Still an idiot.

    Under what screen name?

    @ibleedbrown said:

    If you can imagine Rainman being a Browns fan, except starting Johnny Manziel was his version of buying underwear at K Mart. The guy was a legend of sorts. 

    That's about as close as you can get without having been there...

    @tour2ma said:

    Under what screen name?

    That's about as close as you can get without having been there...

    St0cktonS or something like that. 

  • “It’s a first class organization… I just wanted to be a part of a winner.”

    Joe Haden on joining the Pittsburgh Steelers.

    Anyone want to talk about loyalty now and how the Browns need to show loyalty to this asshat?  

    @mark-o said:

    “It’s a first class organization… I just wanted to be a part of a winner.”

    Joe Haden on joining the Pittsburgh Steelers.

    Anyone want to talk about loyalty now and how the Browns need to show loyalty to this asshat?  

    Figured that was why he wound up there so fast. 

    @mark-o said:

    I was more referring to the people who said that it was a lack of loyalty by the Browns to release a player who can't play anymore. 

    Exactly Mark. I hope PG comes to the realization- Haden took the same money the Browns were offering him, to play for a team that has a good chance of making the playoffs. That's been the Browns problem for a long time, some players want more than just a paycheck . MHO part of the reason Mack and Schwartz bolted. I just hope the Browns get to the playoffs before Joe Thomas retires- Lord knows he's earned it, and if you want to talk about loyalty... JT is the paradigm, he could have demanded a trade long ago. 

  • @mark-o said:

    “It’s a first class organization… I just wanted to be a part of a winner.”

    Joe Haden on joining the Pittsburgh Steelers.

    Anyone want to talk about loyalty now and how the Browns need to show loyalty to this asshat?  

    Figured that was why he wound up there so fast. 

    @mark-o said:

    I was more referring to the people who said that it was a lack of loyalty by the Browns to release a player who can't play anymore. 

    Exactly Mark. I hope PG comes to the realization- Haden took the same money the Browns were offering him, to play for a team that has a good chance of making the playoffs. That's been the Browns problem for a long time, some players want more than just a paycheck . MHO part of the reason Mack and Schwartz bolted. I just hope the Browns get to the playoffs before Joe Thomas retires- Lord knows he's earned it, and if you want to talk about loyalty... JT is the paradigm, he could have demanded a trade long ago. 

    @hoorta said:

    Figured that was why he wound up there so fast. 

    Exactly Mark. I hope PG comes to the realization- Haden took the same money the Browns were offering him, to play for a team that has a good chance of making the playoffs. That's been the Browns problem for a long time, some players want more than just a paycheck . MHO part of the reason Mack and Schwartz bolted. I just hope the Browns get to the playoffs before Joe Thomas retires- Lord knows he's earned it, and if you want to talk about loyalty... JT is the paradigm, he could have demanded a trade long ago. 

    don't think haden demanded a trade. think the FO wanted him gone for their youth movement.............which has produced shite.

  • @hoorta said:

    Figured that was why he wound up there so fast. 

    Exactly Mark. I hope PG comes to the realization- Haden took the same money the Browns were offering him, to play for a team that has a good chance of making the playoffs. That's been the Browns problem for a long time, some players want more than just a paycheck . MHO part of the reason Mack and Schwartz bolted. I just hope the Browns get to the playoffs before Joe Thomas retires- Lord knows he's earned it, and if you want to talk about loyalty... JT is the paradigm, he could have demanded a trade long ago. 

    don't think haden demanded a trade. think the FO wanted him gone for their youth movement.............which has produced shite.

    @miktoxic said:

    don't think haden demanded a trade. think the FO wanted him gone for their youth movement.............which has produced shite.

    I don't think he demanded a trade either Mik. It was we need to reduce your salary, or we'll release you. 

  • why presume they wanted him gone? If they wanted him gone they wouldn't have offered him the new deal.

    I think they wanted him to receive a salary equal to his performance.. reading anything more into that action seems like you're trying to interpret smoke signals 

  • @miktoxic said:

    don't think haden demanded a trade. think the FO wanted him gone for their youth movement.............which has produced shite.

    I don't think he demanded a trade either Mik. It was we need to reduce your salary, or we'll release you. 

    @hoorta said:

    I don't think he demanded a trade either Mik. It was we need to reduce your salary, or we'll release you. 

    Not purely money to my mind... more like value, which has a money component, but goes further to contribution. Joe's current skill set just isn't a fit.

  • @hoorta said:

    I don't think he demanded a trade either Mik. It was we need to reduce your salary, or we'll release you. 

    Not purely money to my mind... more like value, which has a money component, but goes further to contribution. Joe's current skill set just isn't a fit.

    @tour2ma said:

    Not purely money to my mind... more like value, which has a money component, but goes further to contribution. Joe's current skill set just isn't a fit.

    you could say that about half this team. let's see who's left standing at the end of the day.

  • I don't care about all that. What I care about is honoring the contracts that were given. Haden played his ass off to get that deal... maybe he didn't deserve the money we gave him but maybe he did. The point is that the Browns Organization, before "Big Dick" Sashi Brown came to town, offered to keep Haden here long term for the amount of money they gave him. Injuries are going to happen and if you didn't anticipate it then your going to be in for a rude awakening. 

    Haden is a very capable player when he is healthy and I don't care what you tell yourselves to make yourself feel better about his release, he was our best CB period- and it's not even close. As I said earlier, if the front seven can't get to the QB and he's got all day to find an open WR he's going to find one because NO CB can cover a WR indefinitely. The whole point is there has to be a point that anal antics take a backseat to true football evaluation. I don't care about Joe Haden's stat line for the last 2 seasons, he was hurt. Having said that, I'll take a hurt Joe Haden over a healthy Justin Gilbert ten times out of ten. Haden could have sat last year with the groin injuries. What is the old adage about not being able to lose your job because of injury? Well, in this case that is exactly what happened to Joe Haden. 

    The FO expects a player to play through his low paying contract to earn a bigger one. The FO also expects a player to give back money from a bigger contract that he earned. This is a double standard. The FO can absolutely go to a player and ask them to restructure their deal if they are in a financial hardship with the cap room, but how do you justify PAYING BROCK OSWIELER 16 MILLION FUCKING DOLLARS TO RIDE THE FUCKING BENCH WHEN HADEN PLAYED AN ENTIRE SEASON INJURED TO HELP HIS TEAM?!?!?!?!?!

    This is where we have a failure to communicate. 

  • I don't care about all that. What I care about is honoring the contracts that were given. Haden played his ass off to get that deal... maybe he didn't deserve the money we gave him but maybe he did. The point is that the Browns Organization, before "Big Dick" Sashi Brown came to town, offered to keep Haden here long term for the amount of money they gave him. Injuries are going to happen and if you didn't anticipate it then your going to be in for a rude awakening. 

    Haden is a very capable player when he is healthy and I don't care what you tell yourselves to make yourself feel better about his release, he was our best CB period- and it's not even close. As I said earlier, if the front seven can't get to the QB and he's got all day to find an open WR he's going to find one because NO CB can cover a WR indefinitely. The whole point is there has to be a point that anal antics take a backseat to true football evaluation. I don't care about Joe Haden's stat line for the last 2 seasons, he was hurt. Having said that, I'll take a hurt Joe Haden over a healthy Justin Gilbert ten times out of ten. Haden could have sat last year with the groin injuries. What is the old adage about not being able to lose your job because of injury? Well, in this case that is exactly what happened to Joe Haden. 

    The FO expects a player to play through his low paying contract to earn a bigger one. The FO also expects a player to give back money from a bigger contract that he earned. This is a double standard. The FO can absolutely go to a player and ask them to restructure their deal if they are in a financial hardship with the cap room, but how do you justify PAYING BROCK OSWIELER 16 MILLION FUCKING DOLLARS TO RIDE THE FUCKING BENCH WHEN HADEN PLAYED AN ENTIRE SEASON INJURED TO HELP HIS TEAM?!?!?!?!?!

    This is where we have a failure to communicate. 

    @poeticg said:

    I don't care about all that. What I care about is honoring the contracts that were given. Haden played his ass off to get that deal... maybe he didn't deserve the money we gave him but maybe he did. The point is that the Browns Organization, before "Big Dick" Sashi Brown came to town, offered to keep Haden here long term for the amount of money they gave him. Injuries are going to happen and if you didn't anticipate it then your going to be in for a rude awakening. 

    Haden is a very capable player when he is healthy and I don't care what you tell yourselves to make yourself feel better about his release, he was our best CB period- and it's not even close. As I said earlier, if the front seven can't get to the QB and he's got all day to find an open WR he's going to find one because NO CB can cover a WR indefinitely. The whole point is there has to be a point that anal antics take a backseat to true football evaluation. I don't care about Joe Haden's stat line for the last 2 seasons, he was hurt. Having said that, I'll take a hurt Joe Haden over a healthy Justin Gilbert ten times out of ten. Haden could have sat last year with the groin injuries. What is the old adage about not being able to lose your job because of injury? Well, in this case that is exactly what happened to Joe Haden. 

    The FO expects a player to play through his low paying contract to earn a bigger one. The FO also expects a player to give back money from a bigger contract that he earned. This is a double standard. The FO can absolutely go to a player and ask them to restructure their deal if they are in a financial hardship with the cap room, but how do you justify PAYING BROCK OSWIELER 16 MILLION FUCKING DOLLARS TO RIDE THE FUCKING BENCH WHEN HADEN PLAYED AN ENTIRE SEASON INJURED TO HELP HIS TEAM?!?!?!?!?!

    This is where we have a failure to communicate. 

    You had me until you said Haden was our best corner.

    Actually, that's a lie. I knew what you were gonna say was bullshit then moment I saw you posted.