@blowe said:old video is old. I know. I'm currently in the process of making a hastily made Buffalo video.

@the-gipper said:Who asked? One of your faithful brought up Cleveland being dead during the day and week and implied that other cities besides LA and NYC were dead during the day. Soooooooooooo it wasn't really a question but rather a statement that required a response. Are you going to cry about it?

@d531 said:That's good to hear. As a browns fan I, I'd be interested in your take on steelers fans. About a year ago I spent quite a bit of time over in the Pittsburg area and partied at a few bars with Steelers Fans. I'll be honest, they were cool as hell. Sure we played with the whole rivalry thing. But all in all, very good, down to earth peeps. Had a great time. I absolutely love the city of Pittsburgh. I think Clevelanders are a bit cooler though. But Pittsburgh is nice looking

Clay Matthews....interception.....goal-line.....beat Buffalo in the '89 Division Playoffs!!! fond memory!

@hiwaygal said:I can think of a few other places that meet that description too! Unfortunately traffic planning is usually an afterthought of economic development. And no one designs for rush hour traffic (if we did, we'd have MASSIVE highways that are underutilized all but 6 hours a day). I haven't been to Cleveland since...man...I don't remember. It can't be much worse than it was back in the 80's. I went during the afternoon and reminded alot like Buffalo morning though... its dead luckily in new york...our bars are open until 4 am so its pretty busy at night time Thank you NYC laws

Would any of you Browns fans welcome Terrance McGee, Jason Peters, or Donte Whitner with open arms? How about we trade you all 3 for Winslow Sound good?

Browns 27, Bills 13. Brady puts up points every time down the field. Edwards has fallen off a bit.

No one?! If you do... bring a weapon!