Awesome, I'll probably watch every clip--even the Green Acres season 5 that's listed on there.

I'd say he is a bit more than a practice squad player. Practice squad players don't start for Super Bowl/Conference Championship Teams. He may not be playing well this year, but you can't discount the career he's had to date. He doesn't have credibility issues because of his level of play. He's played on 2 teams (Eagles and Cardinals) that have represented their conference in the Super Bowl. Plus isn't ron, it's rod.

@peterbell said:

Ron Hood will be back in the hood soon.He is at best a practice squad player..if that..Ron hood has serious credibility issues

DUMP

I don't think you made up the word"fanblole" today, unless you simultaneously got it published in the urban dictionary.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=fanbole

@qbguru said:

Are you really that stupid? Do you think any qb could get a win with the Browns? I bet not

Either Manning, Brees, Rivers, Roth, Flacco, Ryan and Warner. There'd could make up for some deficiencies.

First post ...

I'm not sure you can analyze any draft after 2 games. I feel there are two reasons that the Raven's and the Steelers are at the top of the division right now; hitting well on #1 draft picks over the last 7-8 years, and having good fortune in finding their franchise quarterbacks. There is no doubt that the last regime left the Browns in a hole--bad personnel decisions were made that will take a few years to dig out from.

Anyhow, take the Steelers. They have every #1 pick since 2003 still on their roster, and hit homeruns (Polamula, Roth, Miller, and Holmes) on four of those picks. The jury is still out on the picks from the last two years (Timmons, Mendenhall, and Hood). The Ravens hit well on their defensive #1s (Suggs, Reed, Ngata), and the main reason for their current prosperity is Joe Flacco. They really missed on Kyle Boller in 2004, and struggled until they found their franchise QB. If we can be honest, the Browns only homerun has been Joe Thomas. Mack will be a staple on the line, but again, you can't judge until a few years down the road. Braylon Edwards had one fanatastic year, but .... Winslow, Faine and Greene are gone. Wimbley is more than solid, but not quite in the same league as the Polamulu or Reed picks (in terms of sheer defensive impact). Sadly, it's beginning to look like Quinn Boller v2007. (The other killer was the injury to LCB).

Hindsight 20/20: it would have been better not to have Quinn on the roster; then maybe the trade downs wouldn't have happened. The way Sanchez is looking, who wouldn't want him right now. They couldn't have drafted him with the two quarterbacks on the roster this year. Next year is the time to take a chance on a QB prospect in round 1. The Jets, Falcons, Ravens and Steelers have had success, why not the Browns.