If you don't think this is the worst-coached half-decent team in the league, you didn't see the Browns blow a 10-point lead Thursday night to an atrocious defensive team that was down to a backup fullback as its only running back. (Actually, you probably didn't see it -- you could see the game only on the NFL Network. Great.) I remember this past Sunday when Fox's Rich Gannon said, "You can't second-guess Romeo Crennel here." I won't even tell you the context. Just know that, yes, at all times we are allowed to second-guess Romeo Crennel. Even if he's single-handedly disarming three gunmen during a bank robbery as I'm lying on the floor with my hands behind my head.

If Romeo Crennel tells you it's November, you should second-guess him and double check.

In other news, everyone keeps blaming Braylon Edwards' vision for his severe case of the dropsies. I'd like to throw another theory at you: I think he's still scarred by his experience on "Costas Now," when Buzz Bissinger briefly lost his mind about blogs and turned into Coach Kilmer at the end of "Varsity Blues." If that was a train wreck -- and it was -- remember, Edwards was IN the train wreck. If he's not suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, I don't know anything. And by the way, if I hadn't had the good sense to turn down HBO, I would have been sitting in Edwards' seat that night. Can you imagine? I'd be wrtitngf sentunces lik thiss riggght nowe. Every time I watch Edwards drop a pass, I feel more guilty than Ben Affleck in "Bounce."

Romeo stinks. Hopefully the national "media" will start talking about this so Lerner can make another (fan-)informed decision.