Steelers on a roll......
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nmills said:
Thats the relevanceOkay and the Steelers are a few spots behind at a substantially less 1.02 million. Sarcasm on the "Substantially" You can also go to a Browns game for a fraction of a Steeler ticket and I believe the Stadium has more seats.
Homotron said:
Okay and the Steelers are a few spots behind at a substantially less 1.02 million. Sarcasm on the "Substantially" You can also go to a Browns game for a fraction of a Steeler ticket and I believe the Stadium has more seats.Your missing the point, the Browns franchise is more valuable in the worst stretch in there history than the Steelers are in there best, kudo's to the fans.
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Homotron said:
Okay and the Steelers are a few spots behind at a substantially less 1.02 million. Sarcasm on the "Substantially" You can also go to a Browns game for a fraction of a Steeler ticket and I believe the Stadium has more seats.Your missing the point, the Browns franchise is more valuable in the worst stretch in there history than the Steelers are in there best, kudo's to the fans.
nmills said:
Your missing the point, the Browns franchise is more valuable in the worst stretch in there history than the Steelers are in there best, kudo's to the fans.I agree Kudos to the Browns fans, you support your team even when they are awful. Although so do a bunch of cities. However when it all boils down the Browns still suck and we still have 6 shiny things. I'll take the 6 shiny things over the small difference in financial revenue. I think you can agree.
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nmills said:
Your missing the point, the Browns franchise is more valuable in the worst stretch in there history than the Steelers are in there best, kudo's to the fans.I agree Kudos to the Browns fans, you support your team even when they are awful. Although so do a bunch of cities. However when it all boils down the Browns still suck and we still have 6 shiny things. I'll take the 6 shiny things over the small difference in financial revenue. I think you can agree.
Homotron said:
I agree Kudos to the Browns fans, you support your team even when they are awful. Although so do a bunch of cities. However when it all boils down the Browns still suck and we still have 6 shiny things. I'll take the 6 shiny things over the small difference in financial revenue. I think you can agree.you're a devil aren't you? a flying monster like that of jeepers creepers.
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nmills said:
Your missing the point, the Browns franchise is more valuable in the worst stretch in there history than the Steelers are in there best, kudo's to the fans.I agree Kudos to the Browns fans, you support your team even when they are awful. Although so do a bunch of cities. However when it all boils down the Browns still suck and we still have 6 shiny things. I'll take the 6 shiny things over the small difference in financial revenue. I think you can agree.
Homotron said:
I agree Kudos to the Browns fans, you support your team even when they are awful. Although so do a bunch of cities. However when it all boils down the Browns still suck and we still have 6 shiny things. I'll take the 6 shiny things over the small difference in financial revenue. I think you can agree.I 100% agree but we dont field the team we just support it. If there was a Superbowl for fans we'd have our share, over and over
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Homotron said:
And guess who doesn't give a sh.it about the Florida Gators? THE ENTIRE STEELER FAN BASE. He can still play week 1 for Pittsburgh and that's all that matters. ZING.The character of the players on your team doesnt concern you? Or all the negative distraction's over the past month's?
nmills said:
The character of the players on your team doesnt concern you? Or all the negative distraction's over the past month's?This kind of payola stuff happens constantly. Cars, money, women....it is not like he ran over and killed someone with his car. What are they gonna do, put a suspension on his twin brother who is still in school? I'd have taken the money too, and I don't think I am a bad person.
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Dennis Dixon's agent doesn't understand why Leftwich is first
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on July 23, 2010 10:33 AM ETThe agent for Dennis Dixon isn't a fan of how his client has been used this offseason.
Agent Jeff Sperbeck told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that Dixon didn't practice enough with the first-team offense during OTA season and wonders why he's expected to start training camp behind Byron Leftwich on the depth chart.
"I don't understand why after Byron's been gone a year, they would bring him back and start him ahead of Dennis. To me, it should have been Dennis' job as the No. 1. He was No. 2 last year. Byron was not even in the picture," Sperbeck said.
We understand Sperbeck's opinion and loyalty, but there has to be a better way to go about this than publicly calling out Dixon's coaching staff. It's key to note Dixon says nothing wrong in the article, but his agent doesn't do him any favors.
"When you bestow the confidence in him that he is the guy, now the team knows that and they are prepared to follow him," Sperbeck said. "Without the team giving that to him, it's more difficult for any quarterback to lead when your own status is uncertain. You lead differently as a starter than you do as a backup."
Mike Tomlin has a difficult job in training camp to prepare Ben Roethlisberger, Leftwich, and possibly Dixon. There just aren't enough snaps to go around and the Steelers don't appear comfortable handing the offense over to Dixon just yet.
Sperbeck would be better served finding out why that is, and trying to help his client to improve.
Here is just more proof of a team in chaos . lol
Here's to confusion to the enemy
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Dennis Dixon's agent doesn't understand why Leftwich is first
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on July 23, 2010 10:33 AM ETThe agent for Dennis Dixon isn't a fan of how his client has been used this offseason.
Agent Jeff Sperbeck told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that Dixon didn't practice enough with the first-team offense during OTA season and wonders why he's expected to start training camp behind Byron Leftwich on the depth chart.
"I don't understand why after Byron's been gone a year, they would bring him back and start him ahead of Dennis. To me, it should have been Dennis' job as the No. 1. He was No. 2 last year. Byron was not even in the picture," Sperbeck said.
We understand Sperbeck's opinion and loyalty, but there has to be a better way to go about this than publicly calling out Dixon's coaching staff. It's key to note Dixon says nothing wrong in the article, but his agent doesn't do him any favors.
"When you bestow the confidence in him that he is the guy, now the team knows that and they are prepared to follow him," Sperbeck said. "Without the team giving that to him, it's more difficult for any quarterback to lead when your own status is uncertain. You lead differently as a starter than you do as a backup."
Mike Tomlin has a difficult job in training camp to prepare Ben Roethlisberger, Leftwich, and possibly Dixon. There just aren't enough snaps to go around and the Steelers don't appear comfortable handing the offense over to Dixon just yet.
Sperbeck would be better served finding out why that is, and trying to help his client to improve.
Here is just more proof of a team in chaos . lol
Here's to confusion to the enemy
Dennis Dixon's agent doesn't understand why Leftwich is first
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on July 23, 2010 10:33 AM ETThe agent for Dennis Dixon isn't a fan of how his client has been used this offseason.
Agent Jeff Sperbeck told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that Dixon didn't practice enough with the first-team offense during OTA season and wonders why he's expected to start training camp behind Byron Leftwich on the depth chart.
"I don't understand why after Byron's been gone a year, they would bring him back and start him ahead of Dennis. To me, it should have been Dennis' job as the No. 1. He was No. 2 last year. Byron was not even in the picture," Sperbeck said.
We understand Sperbeck's opinion and loyalty, but there has to be a better way to go about this than publicly calling out Dixon's coaching staff. It's key to note Dixon says nothing wrong in the article, but his agent doesn't do him any favors.
"When you bestow the confidence in him that he is the guy, now the team knows that and they are prepared to follow him," Sperbeck said. "Without the team giving that to him, it's more difficult for any quarterback to lead when your own status is uncertain. You lead differently as a starter than you do as a backup."
Mike Tomlin has a difficult job in training camp to prepare Ben Roethlisberger, Leftwich, and possibly Dixon. There just aren't enough snaps to go around and the Steelers don't appear comfortable handing the offense over to Dixon just yet.
Sperbeck would be better served finding out why that is, and trying to help his client to improve.
Here is just more proof of a team in chaos . lol
Here's to confusion to the enemy
Blaa Blaa... We will see. Common sense says Lefty , Dixon all of ONE Start ?? I Like the Kid and understand his being upset but this is Pro Football . You Pray the Best available. Chaos is what Troy creates.... But you hope for the worst , its your best Hope. By the way :
www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/...d_by_forme.html
Cleveland, Ohio -- Former Browns center LeCharles Bentley, whose playing career ended after complications from staph infection, is suing the Browns for fraud and negligent misreprentation.
Attorney Shannon Polk said today that Bentley has filed suit in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas.
2 0 0Share Bentley is the second former Browns player to sue the team as a result of a staph infection. Receiver Joe Jurevicius reached an undisclosed settlement in his suit in June. Jurevicius also sued the Cleveland Clinic. Bentley's suit only involves the Browns and Cleveland Browns Holdings, LLC, Polk said.
Polk said, "The Browns convinced LeCharles to rehab at their facility. Nothing required him to do it. That wasn't part of his job. They told him their facility was the best and that they had successfully helped others. But they never told him about a host of unsanitary conditions there, and they never told him about the list of others who contracted staph before he chose to rehab there.
"Had the Browns disclosed that stuff to him, had they been straight with him, he would have never agreed to rehab at their training facility. The man nearly died from the staph infection he got there."
Bentley, a former standout at St. Ignatius High School and Ohio State, suffered a torn patella tendon in his left knee on the first team drill of the 2006 Browns training camp. He had multiple surgeries and never played again, although he returned to compete in the team's minicamp in 2008 before asking for his release.
Besides Bentley and Jurevicius, other Browns players who had bouts with staph infection include Kellen Winslow, Braylon Edwards, Brian Russell and Ben Taylor.
Bentley, who now co-hosts a talk show on WKNR-AM 850, will not comment on the suit, Polk said[
Evidence of a Team In Chaos LOL>
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Homotron said:
Once again we'll see if there is any sort of legitimacy to the probe. It appears to be the popular thing to do these days so I'll wait until things actually shake out to pass further judgment. Either way doesn't effect the Steelers.I believe there is legitimacy to the probe, but you are right. It doesn't effect the Steelers.
I guess the only question to be asked is: why couldn't the guy have waited the two weeks until after the Bowl game to take the cash? I suspect the agent wanted to lock him up.....hopefully this will cost him his future as an agent. But heck, if Pouncey had waited the two weeks, he may have gotten a lot more from someone else.
I believe there is legitimacy to the probe, but you are right. It doesn't effect the Steelers.
I guess the only question to be asked is: why couldn't the guy have waited the two weeks until after the Bowl game to take the cash? I suspect the agent wanted to lock him up.....hopefully this will cost him his future as an agent. But heck, if Pouncey had waited the two weeks, he may have gotten a lot more from someone else.
Its all about Greed...
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Dennis Dixon's agent doesn't understand why Leftwich is first
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on July 23, 2010 10:33 AM ETThe agent for Dennis Dixon isn't a fan of how his client has been used this offseason.
Agent Jeff Sperbeck told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that Dixon didn't practice enough with the first-team offense during OTA season and wonders why he's expected to start training camp behind Byron Leftwich on the depth chart.
"I don't understand why after Byron's been gone a year, they would bring him back and start him ahead of Dennis. To me, it should have been Dennis' job as the No. 1. He was No. 2 last year. Byron was not even in the picture," Sperbeck said.
We understand Sperbeck's opinion and loyalty, but there has to be a better way to go about this than publicly calling out Dixon's coaching staff. It's key to note Dixon says nothing wrong in the article, but his agent doesn't do him any favors.
"When you bestow the confidence in him that he is the guy, now the team knows that and they are prepared to follow him," Sperbeck said. "Without the team giving that to him, it's more difficult for any quarterback to lead when your own status is uncertain. You lead differently as a starter than you do as a backup."
Mike Tomlin has a difficult job in training camp to prepare Ben Roethlisberger, Leftwich, and possibly Dixon. There just aren't enough snaps to go around and the Steelers don't appear comfortable handing the offense over to Dixon just yet.
Sperbeck would be better served finding out why that is, and trying to help his client to improve.
Here is just more proof of a team in chaos . lol
Here's to confusion to the enemy
Blaa Blaa... We will see. Common sense says Lefty , Dixon all of ONE Start ?? I Like the Kid and understand his being upset but this is Pro Football . You Pray the Best available. Chaos is what Troy creates.... But you hope for the worst , its your best Hope. By the way :
www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/...d_by_forme.html
Cleveland, Ohio -- Former Browns center LeCharles Bentley, whose playing career ended after complications from staph infection, is suing the Browns for fraud and negligent misreprentation.
Attorney Shannon Polk said today that Bentley has filed suit in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas.
2 0 0Share Bentley is the second former Browns player to sue the team as a result of a staph infection. Receiver Joe Jurevicius reached an undisclosed settlement in his suit in June. Jurevicius also sued the Cleveland Clinic. Bentley's suit only involves the Browns and Cleveland Browns Holdings, LLC, Polk said.
Polk said, "The Browns convinced LeCharles to rehab at their facility. Nothing required him to do it. That wasn't part of his job. They told him their facility was the best and that they had successfully helped others. But they never told him about a host of unsanitary conditions there, and they never told him about the list of others who contracted staph before he chose to rehab there.
"Had the Browns disclosed that stuff to him, had they been straight with him, he would have never agreed to rehab at their training facility. The man nearly died from the staph infection he got there."
Bentley, a former standout at St. Ignatius High School and Ohio State, suffered a torn patella tendon in his left knee on the first team drill of the 2006 Browns training camp. He had multiple surgeries and never played again, although he returned to compete in the team's minicamp in 2008 before asking for his release.
Besides Bentley and Jurevicius, other Browns players who had bouts with staph infection include Kellen Winslow, Braylon Edwards, Brian Russell and Ben Taylor.
Bentley, who now co-hosts a talk show on WKNR-AM 850, will not comment on the suit, Polk said[
Evidence of a Team In Chaos LOL>
FREAKofSTEEL08 said:
Blaa Blaa... We will see. Common sense says Lefty , Dixon all of ONE Start ?? I Like the Kid and understand his being upset but this is Pro Football . You Pray the Best available. Chaos is what Troy creates.... But you hope for the worst , its your best Hope. By the way :www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/...d_by_forme.html
Cleveland, Ohio -- Former Browns center LeCharles Bentley, whose playing career ended after complications from staph infection, is suing the Browns for fraud and negligent misreprentation.
Attorney Shannon Polk said today that Bentley has filed suit in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas.
2 0 0Share Bentley is the second former Browns player to sue the team as a result of a staph infection. Receiver Joe Jurevicius reached an undisclosed settlement in his suit in June. Jurevicius also sued the Cleveland Clinic. Bentley's suit only involves the Browns and Cleveland Browns Holdings, LLC, Polk said.
Polk said, "The Browns convinced LeCharles to rehab at their facility. Nothing required him to do it. That wasn't part of his job. They told him their facility was the best and that they had successfully helped others. But they never told him about a host of unsanitary conditions there, and they never told him about the list of others who contracted staph before he chose to rehab there.
"Had the Browns disclosed that stuff to him, had they been straight with him, he would have never agreed to rehab at their training facility. The man nearly died from the staph infection he got there."
Bentley, a former standout at St. Ignatius High School and Ohio State, suffered a torn patella tendon in his left knee on the first team drill of the 2006 Browns training camp. He had multiple surgeries and never played again, although he returned to compete in the team's minicamp in 2008 before asking for his release.
Besides Bentley and Jurevicius, other Browns players who had bouts with staph infection include Kellen Winslow, Braylon Edwards, Brian Russell and Ben Taylor.
Bentley, who now co-hosts a talk show on WKNR-AM 850, will not comment on the suit, Polk said[
Evidence of a Team In Chaos LOL>
i unblock you steeler trolls from time to time to get a good laugh. i thanked you on your post because every time you steeler trolls post on here, you prove my point about your ocd, childish emotional outbursts, over inflated sense of self worth, imaginary arrogance and sensitivity issues. thanks for playing and thanks for constantly posting on this board and proving my point. no need to even argue with you, you make it easy on a guy like me. we all know why you guys live on this board lol.
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Zing
1 : a shrill humming noise
2 a : an enjoyably exciting or stimulating quality : zest <really put some zing into this industry — Erwin Fine> b : a sharply piquant flavor <barbecue sauce with zing>
OWNED!
Actually dip sh.it I say zing as a inside joke between a friend of mine and I who lurks this message board. He's a diehard browns fan but he never posts here and he used to say "ZINGER" all the time after making fun of someone or making a off color comment. I'll be out in the Kent State area at some point this month. Want to meet up?
Homotron said:
I'll be out in the Kent State area at some point this month. Want to meet up?You definitely don't want to be in my backyard there bud.
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Dennis Dixon's agent doesn't understand why Leftwich is first
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on July 23, 2010 10:33 AM ETThe agent for Dennis Dixon isn't a fan of how his client has been used this offseason.
Agent Jeff Sperbeck told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that Dixon didn't practice enough with the first-team offense during OTA season and wonders why he's expected to start training camp behind Byron Leftwich on the depth chart.
"I don't understand why after Byron's been gone a year, they would bring him back and start him ahead of Dennis. To me, it should have been Dennis' job as the No. 1. He was No. 2 last year. Byron was not even in the picture," Sperbeck said.
We understand Sperbeck's opinion and loyalty, but there has to be a better way to go about this than publicly calling out Dixon's coaching staff. It's key to note Dixon says nothing wrong in the article, but his agent doesn't do him any favors.
"When you bestow the confidence in him that he is the guy, now the team knows that and they are prepared to follow him," Sperbeck said. "Without the team giving that to him, it's more difficult for any quarterback to lead when your own status is uncertain. You lead differently as a starter than you do as a backup."
Mike Tomlin has a difficult job in training camp to prepare Ben Roethlisberger, Leftwich, and possibly Dixon. There just aren't enough snaps to go around and the Steelers don't appear comfortable handing the offense over to Dixon just yet.
Sperbeck would be better served finding out why that is, and trying to help his client to improve.
Here is just more proof of a team in chaos . lol
Here's to confusion to the enemy
Dennis Dixon's agent doesn't understand why Leftwich is first
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on July 23, 2010 10:33 AM ETThe agent for Dennis Dixon isn't a fan of how his client has been used this offseason.
Agent Jeff Sperbeck told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that Dixon didn't practice enough with the first-team offense during OTA season and wonders why he's expected to start training camp behind Byron Leftwich on the depth chart.
"I don't understand why after Byron's been gone a year, they would bring him back and start him ahead of Dennis. To me, it should have been Dennis' job as the No. 1. He was No. 2 last year. Byron was not even in the picture," Sperbeck said.
We understand Sperbeck's opinion and loyalty, but there has to be a better way to go about this than publicly calling out Dixon's coaching staff. It's key to note Dixon says nothing wrong in the article, but his agent doesn't do him any favors.
"When you bestow the confidence in him that he is the guy, now the team knows that and they are prepared to follow him," Sperbeck said. "Without the team giving that to him, it's more difficult for any quarterback to lead when your own status is uncertain. You lead differently as a starter than you do as a backup."
Mike Tomlin has a difficult job in training camp to prepare Ben Roethlisberger, Leftwich, and possibly Dixon. There just aren't enough snaps to go around and the Steelers don't appear comfortable handing the offense over to Dixon just yet.
Sperbeck would be better served finding out why that is, and trying to help his client to improve.
Here is just more proof of a team in chaos . lol
Here's to confusion to the enemy
Chaos? A healthy QB competition going in to training camp? and of course his agent is going to say that he wants Dennis taking more first team snaps. If you ask me Dixon deserves the opportunity to start. He's been there 3 years and Bryon left to play in tampa. I'm not saying I'm not confident in Leftwich but Dixon did a hell of a job despite the loss against the Rat Birds and only feel the way he did in the draft because of his injury. He's going to be a stud at some point in this league but it likely won't be with the Steelers considering the presence of Big Ben. Either way training camp will be fun. It's certainly not a Cleveland style controversy seeing as when Big Ben returns he's the guy no matter what.
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FREAKofSTEEL08 said:
Blaa Blaa... We will see. Common sense says Lefty , Dixon all of ONE Start ?? I Like the Kid and understand his being upset but this is Pro Football . You Pray the Best available. Chaos is what Troy creates.... But you hope for the worst , its your best Hope. By the way :www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/...d_by_forme.html
Cleveland, Ohio -- Former Browns center LeCharles Bentley, whose playing career ended after complications from staph infection, is suing the Browns for fraud and negligent misreprentation.
Attorney Shannon Polk said today that Bentley has filed suit in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas.
2 0 0Share Bentley is the second former Browns player to sue the team as a result of a staph infection. Receiver Joe Jurevicius reached an undisclosed settlement in his suit in June. Jurevicius also sued the Cleveland Clinic. Bentley's suit only involves the Browns and Cleveland Browns Holdings, LLC, Polk said.
Polk said, "The Browns convinced LeCharles to rehab at their facility. Nothing required him to do it. That wasn't part of his job. They told him their facility was the best and that they had successfully helped others. But they never told him about a host of unsanitary conditions there, and they never told him about the list of others who contracted staph before he chose to rehab there.
"Had the Browns disclosed that stuff to him, had they been straight with him, he would have never agreed to rehab at their training facility. The man nearly died from the staph infection he got there."
Bentley, a former standout at St. Ignatius High School and Ohio State, suffered a torn patella tendon in his left knee on the first team drill of the 2006 Browns training camp. He had multiple surgeries and never played again, although he returned to compete in the team's minicamp in 2008 before asking for his release.
Besides Bentley and Jurevicius, other Browns players who had bouts with staph infection include Kellen Winslow, Braylon Edwards, Brian Russell and Ben Taylor.
Bentley, who now co-hosts a talk show on WKNR-AM 850, will not comment on the suit, Polk said[
Evidence of a Team In Chaos LOL>
i unblock you steeler trolls from time to time to get a good laugh. i thanked you on your post because every time you steeler trolls post on here, you prove my point about your ocd, childish emotional outbursts, over inflated sense of self worth, imaginary arrogance and sensitivity issues. thanks for playing and thanks for constantly posting on this board and proving my point. no need to even argue with you, you make it easy on a guy like me. we all know why you guys live on this board lol.
i unblock you steeler trolls from time to time to get a good laugh. i thanked you on your post because every time you steeler trolls post on here, you prove my point about your ocd, childish emotional outbursts, over inflated sense of self worth, imaginary arrogance and sensitivity issues. thanks for playing and thanks for constantly posting on this board and proving my point. no need to even argue with you, you make it easy on a guy like me. we all know why you guys live on this board lol.
Ya and All of you guys
"Steelers Suck" Steelers are Criminals" Steelers Cheat " posts are Soooo .... Mature . Funny... Just block us again , and you Block us because You cant Handle the Truth...LOL. I laugh every time one of you guys roll out this High and Mighty "I am a better Person than You " Speeches. Its Hollow dude and we aint buying it , but thanks for the humor. BY THE Way my 3.3 posts a day dont indicate me "Living here" Its just a regular stop on the few days A week I have time to go online. Thanks for the Generalizations exaggerations and your propensity to over Analyze
Mr Grown up.
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Just let me say ........we know all about QB uncertinty and it is anything but fun . But ofcoarse you will find out . You won't even be used to it like us .
Enjoy
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Just let me say ........we know all about QB uncertinty and it is anything but fun . But ofcoarse you will find out . You won't even be used to it like us .
Enjoy
Just let me say ........we know all about QB uncertinty and it is anything but fun . But ofcoarse you will find out . You won't even be used to it like us .
Enjoy
Well at Worst we have an Off year ...making 2 in a row. We Know our Team will be Back sooner than later. Our squads track record allows us to not lose a grip. And who knows what the season will bring , its always fun.
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Dennis Dixon's agent doesn't understand why Leftwich is first
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on July 23, 2010 10:33 AM ETThe agent for Dennis Dixon isn't a fan of how his client has been used this offseason.
Agent Jeff Sperbeck told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that Dixon didn't practice enough with the first-team offense during OTA season and wonders why he's expected to start training camp behind Byron Leftwich on the depth chart.
"I don't understand why after Byron's been gone a year, they would bring him back and start him ahead of Dennis. To me, it should have been Dennis' job as the No. 1. He was No. 2 last year. Byron was not even in the picture," Sperbeck said.
We understand Sperbeck's opinion and loyalty, but there has to be a better way to go about this than publicly calling out Dixon's coaching staff. It's key to note Dixon says nothing wrong in the article, but his agent doesn't do him any favors.
"When you bestow the confidence in him that he is the guy, now the team knows that and they are prepared to follow him," Sperbeck said. "Without the team giving that to him, it's more difficult for any quarterback to lead when your own status is uncertain. You lead differently as a starter than you do as a backup."
Mike Tomlin has a difficult job in training camp to prepare Ben Roethlisberger, Leftwich, and possibly Dixon. There just aren't enough snaps to go around and the Steelers don't appear comfortable handing the offense over to Dixon just yet.
Sperbeck would be better served finding out why that is, and trying to help his client to improve.
Here is just more proof of a team in chaos . lol
Here's to confusion to the enemy
Blaa Blaa... We will see. Common sense says Lefty , Dixon all of ONE Start ?? I Like the Kid and understand his being upset but this is Pro Football . You Pray the Best available. Chaos is what Troy creates.... But you hope for the worst , its your best Hope. By the way :
www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/...d_by_forme.html
Cleveland, Ohio -- Former Browns center LeCharles Bentley, whose playing career ended after complications from staph infection, is suing the Browns for fraud and negligent misreprentation.
Attorney Shannon Polk said today that Bentley has filed suit in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas.
2 0 0Share Bentley is the second former Browns player to sue the team as a result of a staph infection. Receiver Joe Jurevicius reached an undisclosed settlement in his suit in June. Jurevicius also sued the Cleveland Clinic. Bentley's suit only involves the Browns and Cleveland Browns Holdings, LLC, Polk said.
Polk said, "The Browns convinced LeCharles to rehab at their facility. Nothing required him to do it. That wasn't part of his job. They told him their facility was the best and that they had successfully helped others. But they never told him about a host of unsanitary conditions there, and they never told him about the list of others who contracted staph before he chose to rehab there.
"Had the Browns disclosed that stuff to him, had they been straight with him, he would have never agreed to rehab at their training facility. The man nearly died from the staph infection he got there."
Bentley, a former standout at St. Ignatius High School and Ohio State, suffered a torn patella tendon in his left knee on the first team drill of the 2006 Browns training camp. He had multiple surgeries and never played again, although he returned to compete in the team's minicamp in 2008 before asking for his release.
Besides Bentley and Jurevicius, other Browns players who had bouts with staph infection include Kellen Winslow, Braylon Edwards, Brian Russell and Ben Taylor.
Bentley, who now co-hosts a talk show on WKNR-AM 850, will not comment on the suit, Polk said[
Evidence of a Team In Chaos LOL>
FREAKofSTEEL08 said:
Blaa Blaa... We will see. Common sense says Lefty , Dixon all of ONE Start ?? I Like the Kid and understand his being upset but this is Pro Football . You Pray the Best available. Chaos is what Troy creates.... But you hope for the worst , its your best Hope. By the way :www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/...d_by_forme.html
Cleveland, Ohio -- Former Browns center LeCharles Bentley, whose playing career ended after complications from staph infection, is suing the Browns for fraud and negligent misreprentation.
Attorney Shannon Polk said today that Bentley has filed suit in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas.
2 0 0Share Bentley is the second former Browns player to sue the team as a result of a staph infection. Receiver Joe Jurevicius reached an undisclosed settlement in his suit in June. Jurevicius also sued the Cleveland Clinic. Bentley's suit only involves the Browns and Cleveland Browns Holdings, LLC, Polk said.
Polk said, "The Browns convinced LeCharles to rehab at their facility. Nothing required him to do it. That wasn't part of his job. They told him their facility was the best and that they had successfully helped others. But they never told him about a host of unsanitary conditions there, and they never told him about the list of others who contracted staph before he chose to rehab there.
"Had the Browns disclosed that stuff to him, had they been straight with him, he would have never agreed to rehab at their training facility. The man nearly died from the staph infection he got there."
Bentley, a former standout at St. Ignatius High School and Ohio State, suffered a torn patella tendon in his left knee on the first team drill of the 2006 Browns training camp. He had multiple surgeries and never played again, although he returned to compete in the team's minicamp in 2008 before asking for his release.
Besides Bentley and Jurevicius, other Browns players who had bouts with staph infection include Kellen Winslow, Braylon Edwards, Brian Russell and Ben Taylor.
Bentley, who now co-hosts a talk show on WKNR-AM 850, will not comment on the suit, Polk said[
Evidence of a Team In Chaos LOL>
Why did you post all these articles about the same exact thing? this would be like me going out and finding the 1000s of articles about Big Ben the rapist and posting them...
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Homotron said:
I'll be out in the Kent State area at some point this month. Want to meet up?You definitely don't want to be in my backyard there bud.
You definitely don't want to be in my backyard there bud.
No one wants to be in Kent...
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FREAKofSTEEL08 said:
Blaa Blaa... We will see. Common sense says Lefty , Dixon all of ONE Start ?? I Like the Kid and understand his being upset but this is Pro Football . You Pray the Best available. Chaos is what Troy creates.... But you hope for the worst , its your best Hope. By the way :www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/...d_by_forme.html
Cleveland, Ohio -- Former Browns center LeCharles Bentley, whose playing career ended after complications from staph infection, is suing the Browns for fraud and negligent misreprentation.
Attorney Shannon Polk said today that Bentley has filed suit in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas.
2 0 0Share Bentley is the second former Browns player to sue the team as a result of a staph infection. Receiver Joe Jurevicius reached an undisclosed settlement in his suit in June. Jurevicius also sued the Cleveland Clinic. Bentley's suit only involves the Browns and Cleveland Browns Holdings, LLC, Polk said.
Polk said, "The Browns convinced LeCharles to rehab at their facility. Nothing required him to do it. That wasn't part of his job. They told him their facility was the best and that they had successfully helped others. But they never told him about a host of unsanitary conditions there, and they never told him about the list of others who contracted staph before he chose to rehab there.
"Had the Browns disclosed that stuff to him, had they been straight with him, he would have never agreed to rehab at their training facility. The man nearly died from the staph infection he got there."
Bentley, a former standout at St. Ignatius High School and Ohio State, suffered a torn patella tendon in his left knee on the first team drill of the 2006 Browns training camp. He had multiple surgeries and never played again, although he returned to compete in the team's minicamp in 2008 before asking for his release.
Besides Bentley and Jurevicius, other Browns players who had bouts with staph infection include Kellen Winslow, Braylon Edwards, Brian Russell and Ben Taylor.
Bentley, who now co-hosts a talk show on WKNR-AM 850, will not comment on the suit, Polk said[
Evidence of a Team In Chaos LOL>
Why did you post all these articles about the same exact thing? this would be like me going out and finding the 1000s of articles about Big Ben the rapist and posting them...
Why did you post all these articles about the same exact thing? this would be like me going out and finding the 1000s of articles about Big Ben the rapist and posting them...
Not real smart are you ? I was answering the gentleman who said Pittsburgh was a "Team in Chaos" . As If Cleveland doesn't have Chaos of its own. Good lord you`re on like a dozen Years of Chaos give or take (Depending on How you look at it). And i only look at the Current Browns 1999... because THIS Version of the Brown is a New Version. The Old Browns are in Baltimore. The History of the BROWNS goes back to 1999. Now Cleveland has a rich football History , but that Team is not linked to this team. Thats a Fairy tale... You have the Old Browns and the New Browns and each has its own History.
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FREAKofSTEEL08 said:
Blaa Blaa... We will see. Common sense says Lefty , Dixon all of ONE Start ?? I Like the Kid and understand his being upset but this is Pro Football . You Pray the Best available. Chaos is what Troy creates.... But you hope for the worst , its your best Hope. By the way :www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/...d_by_forme.html
Cleveland, Ohio -- Former Browns center LeCharles Bentley, whose playing career ended after complications from staph infection, is suing the Browns for fraud and negligent misreprentation.
Attorney Shannon Polk said today that Bentley has filed suit in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas.
2 0 0Share Bentley is the second former Browns player to sue the team as a result of a staph infection. Receiver Joe Jurevicius reached an undisclosed settlement in his suit in June. Jurevicius also sued the Cleveland Clinic. Bentley's suit only involves the Browns and Cleveland Browns Holdings, LLC, Polk said.
Polk said, "The Browns convinced LeCharles to rehab at their facility. Nothing required him to do it. That wasn't part of his job. They told him their facility was the best and that they had successfully helped others. But they never told him about a host of unsanitary conditions there, and they never told him about the list of others who contracted staph before he chose to rehab there.
"Had the Browns disclosed that stuff to him, had they been straight with him, he would have never agreed to rehab at their training facility. The man nearly died from the staph infection he got there."
Bentley, a former standout at St. Ignatius High School and Ohio State, suffered a torn patella tendon in his left knee on the first team drill of the 2006 Browns training camp. He had multiple surgeries and never played again, although he returned to compete in the team's minicamp in 2008 before asking for his release.
Besides Bentley and Jurevicius, other Browns players who had bouts with staph infection include Kellen Winslow, Braylon Edwards, Brian Russell and Ben Taylor.
Bentley, who now co-hosts a talk show on WKNR-AM 850, will not comment on the suit, Polk said[
Evidence of a Team In Chaos LOL>
Why did you post all these articles about the same exact thing? this would be like me going out and finding the 1000s of articles about Big Ben the rapist and posting them...
Why did you post all these articles about the same exact thing? this would be like me going out and finding the 1000s of articles about Big Ben the rapist and posting them...
And Ben...is a Jackass Trailor Park trolling Playboy. Not a Rapist... Go ahead and Check the Charges filed . Ben will live right from this point on is my bet... win another Super bowl before he Retires , and be a better man when all is said and done. YOU will be a Bitter little Beeeeyotch , whining about Pittsburgh This and Pittsburgh that. We will get some laughs , and eventually fall to sleep from your Predictable mundane rhetoric.
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Why did you post all these articles about the same exact thing? this would be like me going out and finding the 1000s of articles about Big Ben the rapist and posting them...
Not real smart are you ? I was answering the gentleman who said Pittsburgh was a "Team in Chaos" . As If Cleveland doesn't have Chaos of its own. Good lord you`re on like a dozen Years of Chaos give or take (Depending on How you look at it). And i only look at the Current Browns 1999... because THIS Version of the Brown is a New Version. The Old Browns are in Baltimore. The History of the BROWNS goes back to 1999. Now Cleveland has a rich football History , but that Team is not linked to this team. Thats a Fairy tale... You have the Old Browns and the New Browns and each has its own History.
FREAKofSTEEL08 said:
No real smart are you ? I was answering the gentleman who said Pittsburgh was a "Team in Chaos" . As If Cleveland doesn't have Chaos of its own. Good lord you`re on like a dozen Years of Chaos give or take (Depending on How you look at it). And i only look at the Current Browns 1999... because THIS Version of the Brown is a New Version. The Old Browns are in Baltimore. The History of the BROWNS goes back to 1999. Now Cleveland has a rich football History , but that Team is not linked to this team. Thats a Fairy tale... You have the Old Browns and the New Browns and each has its own History.Yes you posted all those articles to prove the Browns are a team in Chaos? They are all about Bentley, who hasn't been on the team in years. That's ONE guy. It would be like if Tommy Maddox sued the Steelers right now. irrelevant
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FREAKofSTEEL08 said:
No real smart are you ? I was answering the gentleman who said Pittsburgh was a "Team in Chaos" . As If Cleveland doesn't have Chaos of its own. Good lord you`re on like a dozen Years of Chaos give or take (Depending on How you look at it). And i only look at the Current Browns 1999... because THIS Version of the Brown is a New Version. The Old Browns are in Baltimore. The History of the BROWNS goes back to 1999. Now Cleveland has a rich football History , but that Team is not linked to this team. Thats a Fairy tale... You have the Old Browns and the New Browns and each has its own History.Yes you posted all those articles to prove the Browns are a team in Chaos? They are all about Bentley, who hasn't been on the team in years. That's ONE guy. It would be like if Tommy Maddox sued the Steelers right now. irrelevant
Yes you posted all those articles to prove the Browns are a team in Chaos? They are all about Bentley, who hasn't been on the team in years. That's ONE guy. It would be like if Tommy Maddox sued the Steelers right now. irrelevant
I posted ONE Article. as an "Example" . Please they treat a Hometown Hero and all around Good guy like Bentley like S*** ? Nice... and Please Look at your teams HISTORY. Chaos is your middle name. LOL... Come on you`re not in denial that much, are you ?
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