When I want to hear Jamie's opinion, I"ll ask the male prostitute to zip up his pants, so Jamie can speak.

Quinn is no improvement from week to week. His is just another bust.

TheJokersWILD said:I agree, that's almost like saying the Ravens will make the SuperBowl without Ray Lewis, I just don't see it happening for Chicago this year. Cutler also doesn't have any proven WR's to throw to. They always say that if you want to make it to the Super Bowl that you have to run the ball and stop the run and they(Vikings) can definitly do that and Brett Favre is the icing on the cake. Another thing to note is that Favre's recievers looked good tonight. I think we have to wait and see with the Vikes until around week 12 with the Favre experiment. I still like the G-men in the NFC.

last year I had considered the Giants game and the game at Jacksonville to be the two most difficult games on the schedule. Browns won BOTH in a 4 win season.

He should know better than anyone. Makes sense. Browns management ruined his career. He could of been good, but getting sacked 7 times a game really puts a hindering on your development.

Quinn isn't a bum but he's not going to threaten the deep zones and get the safety out of the box. We need to open up some running room and a deep arm is going to do that more effectively. I don't dislike either guy but they aren't perfect to be sure.

@chumpchange said:I'd hate to have to face that locker room if I were him... I'd been like...."Hey, sorry about that play. Anyone wanna grab a beer and shoot some pool?" Then I would of walked out.

@chicopee-john said:Good points, Master. I like the bar being set high. Sometimes, however, setting such a high bar only brings disappointment. Hey, we both hope for the same result and that result is Ws for the Browns. Makes no sense to quibble. i think the bar was set in 2007, the last time we had a healthy QB for 16 games. Hopefully, we'll have some consistency in our offensive backfield this season.

@chumpchange said:Man, this guy just cannot seem to get it together. http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/9897516...aired-left-knee METAIRIE, La. (AP) - Reggie Bush has had a setback with his surgically repaired left knee. Bush left Saints practice on Wednesday morning and later returned with his knee wrapped in ice. Bush discarded the ice after a while and continued to stand with the running backs, still wearing his jersey and shoulder pads, for the remainder of practice. But he did not participate in drills and looked stiff as he walked with a slight limp. Bush had surgery on his left knee last December to repair cartilage. Drafted second overall in 2006, the former Heisman Trophy winner out of Southern California has missed 10 games in his past two NFL seasons. I heard he injured it again on Kim Kardashian's ass.

this is some of the worst shit i ever read.....the ignorance some fans show by how they justify this type of behavior. wonder why this team perrenially sucks? look in a mirror if you can stand it.