@the-italian-dawgpound said:

Are you sure?

I'm happy we won. Are you not?

No, we were awful. Why does it matter if we go 0-16, 1-15, 2-14. It's still a worthless season, and now we get a worse draft pick.

I never wanna see this team play a game without Cribbs.

Or there's not much confidence in the passing game

If you look at it another way, we have 3 unproven QB's. Although DA has had some work, we still don't know his potential, and we know even less about Quinn and Ratliff respectively. I figure Mangini will give it at least another year to test the waters with all those guys. If worse comes to worse and none of these work out next year, then he can look into picking up a FA QB in the middle of next season and then picking up a rook QB in 2011.

Edwards started off well. Last 2 games he has gotten 5 fantasy points in each. 100 something yds and some ints. We shouldnt worry.

@mole644 said:

Well there goes another jersey down the tubes.

Metcalf

Turner

Johnson

Winslow

Edwards

Quinn

Back on topic, I love the trade. His antics have grown super old, and thats just the crap we see. Sounds like this guy was a megadouche behind the scenes as well.

Here's my advantage in having the surname 'Edwards'. Jersey isn't completely useless.

Nobody can say we're boring to watch anymore.

This team is SO much better with him.

GO BROWNS!

We have a 100yd Receiver!

@.mz said:

Examples, please.

Water Bottle theft is down 75%

@joesixpat said:

Keep in mind that this team is very bad - and will probably be bad for at least 10 more years.

With so many needs, trading back from #1 to between 5-10 should get a proven starter plus additional value.

Waiting until 2011 might give the added benefit of a franchise QB at a time when a new CBA is keeping rookie salaries more reasonable

Zombo said:

Wow, what is that six posts by Grey and Juki anxiously waiting for me to join the thread?

Sorry guys, since I wrote that last post I played in a golf tournament, got drunk, sold a house, got drunk, took my girlfriend to the Beach, partied all night, got up, had sex all morning, went to work, listed a condo, walked my dog, scratched my balls and took a three pound dump.

Now I log on to do "This Week" and you two are standing there panting like weimereiners nearly shitting yourselves because I haven't seen the memo that I got "owned" yet.

Ok ... thanks, nice memo.

Now I'm going to post "This Week", go have dinner, have sex all morning again and then go watch DA blow the Bungles out of the water. If I forget to check in to see if I got owned again, just PM me, that comes straight to my Blackberry.

Zombo

Only sold 1 house? Poor show.

Screw Mcfadden and his crazy expensive contract. He's done nothing at the Raiders of any repute anyway. Raiders won't wanna give him away either. If anything we'd want to go after a less used back.

Guys such as; Tashard Choice, Leon Washington, J. Stewart, Jackson at Buffalo, Lendale, Sproles, a saints back, a giants back.

Dunno, but it's official as it gets. Sucks, was excited about him and Harrison. Then again, hopefully Jennings can prove a point.

Ultimately though. With Jamal being injured and, well, not being that good anymore, we are REALLY thin at RB.

The Browns signed running back Chris Jennings to the active roster from the practice squad and placed running back James Davis on injured reserve, the team announced on Saturday afternoon.

Jennings was signed by the Browns on August 18, 2009 and rushed for 63 yards on 18 carries and added seven receptions for 69 yards in three preseason games. He led the Browns with 59 rushing and 42 receiving yards in a 26-23 preseason win at Chicago on September 3. Jennings was signed to the Browns' practice squad on September 7. He was originally signed as an undrafted free agent by the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League in 2008. In two seasons at the University of Arizona (2006-07), Jennings rushed for 607 yards on 158 carries and four touchdowns, while notching 34 receptions for 262 receiving yards with one touchdown. He also attended Arizona Western University in 2005, where he rushed for 488 yards. Born on December 12, 1985 in Yuma, Arizona, the 5-10, 218-pound Jennings attended Fairview High School in Ashland, Kentucky.

and

The Browns will have to wait until next season to see if rookie running back James Davis can live up to his preseason hype. Davis, who was injured in the first regular season game, was placed on injured reserve Saturday with a shoulder injury and will miss the rest of the season. It doesn't help matters that starting running back Jamal Lewis is doubtful for tomorrow's game against the Bengals with a hamstring injury. To replace Davis, the Browns signed first-year back Chris Jennings off their practice squad. Jennings was signed by the Browns on August 18, 2009 and rushed for 63 yards on 18 carries in three preseason games. He also caught seven passes for 69 yards. Davis, the sixth-round pick out of Clemson, generated excitement in preseason when he averaged 7.8 yards on his 24 carries, including an 81-yard TD run. He also caught seven passes for 44 yards. But he had a rude awakening in the opener, when he gained just five yards on four carries with a long gain of 2. He was also injured in the first quarter of that game when cornerback Antoine Winfield drilled him after a one-yard shovel pass. Davis was inactive the following week in Denver and rushed for 10 yards on five carries in Baltimore. Jennings led the Browns with 59 rushing and 42 receiving yards in a 26-23 preseason win at Chicago on September 3. He was signed to the Browns’ practice squad on September 7. He was originally signed as an undrafted free agent by the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League in 2008. In two seasons at the University of Arizona (2006-07), Jennings rushed for 607 yards on 158 carries and four touchdowns, while notching 34 receptions for 262 receiving yards with one touchdown. He also attended Arizona Western University in 2005, where he rushed for 488 yards. Born on December 12, 1985 in Yuma, Arizona, the 5-10, 218-pound Jennings attended Fairview High School in Ashland, Kentucky. Jennings will wear No. 34.

Hester looked like crap when he first started at WR, and he's starting to look the part. Coincidentally he just got a stud QB to catch from.

Just sayin'

@lumbergh said:

if there was actually a valid argument for Quinn in there somewhere then we wouldn't have this Quinn Fag problem.

but there is no valid argument to support Captain Checkdown.

1. Read that link.

2. Watch some ND videos.

3. Look at his number 1 draft status compared to round 6 of DA (don't give me Tom Brady BS).

4. Watch the Broncos game from last year.

@lumbergh said:

He got six games.

By '3 season games', I was referring to this 1 season. I'm sorry if that didn't come across in the post.

Maybe Mangini didn't take too well to that training ground bustup involving Francies. Wouldn't be the first time he went over the top with a punishment...