@tour2ma said:

Preggers?

who me?   no...   but damn would that be a story. 

@mark-o said:

I did take a break....nice month long break from you idiots.

Preggers?

@clevfan4life said:

This fanbase is turning absolutely batshit crazy. Maybe u guys need to give football in general a break....

I did take a break....nice month long break from you idiots.

@the-gipper said:

Did you really say what you wanted to say? "When a team is operating at 100% efficiency....Eli is not the guy that can carry them over the line".

Is that what you meant?  If say, I see two Super Bowl rings on his hand that says otherwise.

Typo. When a team is not operating at 100% Manning, Eli, doesn't provide the spark.

WSS

@clevfan4life said:

Lols. Srsly tho its getting bad here. Im bettin on hearin next week haslems got a trade worked out with NE for brady AND belichick, SB next year for sure

Well you heard it right there first.................................so there's that.

@clevfan4life said:

This fanbase is turning absolutely batshit crazy. Maybe u guys need to give football in general a break....

No question. People should check back next year. 

@tour2ma said:

Wouldn't "taking a break" first require an actual football thought before hand?

Lols. Srsly tho its getting bad here. Im bettin on hearin next week haslems got a trade worked out with NE for brady AND belichick, SB next year for sure

@clevfan4life said:

This fanbase is turning absolutely batshit crazy. Maybe u guys need to give football in general a break....

Wouldn't "taking a break" first require an actual football thought before hand?

@the-gipper said:

You didn't obviously read the proposition.   Eli would just be a place holder for whatever young QB would come in and be groomed by them.  It happens all the time with football teams.

I understand the scenario just fine, but even as a placeholder a 37 year old Eli with all those miles, owed all that money?  No thanks, Kessler can placehold just fine and the browns won’t have to dump mega millions into a has been 

@boo-fagley said:

What qualifies Manning a NFL executive or business man?

He owns several Papa Johns.

Elway was successful....ergo they assume Manning would be.   That is pretty much it as far as I can see. 

@westside-steve said:

I agree with that. When the team is an operating at 100% efficiency Eli is not the guy that can carry them over the line. When the team sucks, he sucks.

I wonder if Archie would be willing to suit up.

WSS

Did you really say what you wanted to say? "When a team is operating at 100% efficiency....Eli is not the guy that can carry them over the line".

Is that what you meant?  If say, I see two Super Bowl rings on his hand that says otherwise.

@roycerolls said:

If Peyton thinks bringing in Eli is the best solution, it’s time to find a new director of football operations.  

You didn't obviously read the proposition.   Eli would just be a place holder for whatever young QB would come in and be groomed by them.  It happens all the time with football teams.

@westside-steve said:

For regurgitating some wknr fancy?

Or Trivisonno?

WSS

Yes, what will you give me?

@nickers said:

Pizza Hut has better pizza dough than Papa Johns... But I'm also Sicilian and prefer a thick crust to the wimpy thin crust where everything falls in your lap as soon you pickup a slice...

Give Antonio's deep dish a shot.

WSS

@the-gipper said:

Under this scenario this front office would not be in charge Peyton would be in charge

I'd be for it. Peyton coaching Eli would be a game breaker.

@hoorta said:

Hey mjp, you should have been here in "The Dark Years" of no football back in the 90's.   Notice the who should we draft threads are already starting, and it's not even November?  

Dayton pizza? Thin crust- Marion's. You want East Coast Neapolitan- Flying Pizza, honorable mention to Joe's.  PS the only chain worse than Papa John's is Pizza Hut. 

Pizza Hut has better pizza dough than Papa Johns... But I'm also Sicilian and prefer a thick crust to the wimpy thin crust where everything falls in your lap as soon you pickup a slice...

Clearly he is going to be announced as the Dodgers' new GM as soon as the Series is over...

@westside-steve said:

Chain pizza shops are rarely excellent. 

Antonio's based in Cleveland is an exception to that rule so is Uno out of Chicago.

Otherwise I'd say the best our local and almost every city has one or two. Or more.

WSS

Hey mjp, you should have been here in "The Dark Years" of no football back in the 90's.   Notice the who should we draft threads are already starting, and it's not even November?  

Dayton pizza? Thin crust- Marion's. You want East Coast Neapolitan- Flying Pizza, honorable mention to Joe's.  PS the only chain worse than Papa John's is Pizza Hut. 

https://www.facebook.com/TonysPizzaParma/

@nickers said:

Me too,, I grew up on the real deal homemade... And we don't kill it with 20lbs of mozzarella on it...

Oh yeah I remember a lot of the "not there any more joints" along with the ones that survived in the Youngstown/Warren area,  not bad for that size metropolitan area. 

And yes nothing like another pizza thread hijacking a boring BROWNS thread......plus we always found Papa John's pizza a bit greasy but no need to settle we have plenty others!

-worth acquiring

-on a team willing to trade him

-not too far over the hill. 

Ideally the browns just make the right pick and we don’t have to worry about who the QB will be until 2032, but a few years of a legit nfl starter while the future waits in the wings isn’t a bad option either 

@roycerolls said:

Pfffft, if he gets traded he has no say, and how often does a 33 year old QB turn down millions to avoid going to a bad team? 

He'll avoid going to the browns bank on it. He'll retire before accepting that trade. And im not in the mood for KC's asking price which will be the #1 pick. We take that pick and draft a QB