With ya jcam. dealing for Trent could solve 2 spots? lots of smoke reading so far.. Scarnecchia & some bitch tits at NE, just traded for Ravens Jermaine Eluemunor. a part-time starting LG, that played RG/RT from Texas A&M that could have schooled us on Ravens offense ..butt.. got money that says Scarnecchia knows something more than Harbaugh about OL talent. and Yanda ain't retiring nor moving spots. .the only list out is from Jan. before the draft https://www.spotrac.com/research/NFL/potential-2019-nfl-roster-bubbles-819/   doubt we get much till after Thursdays games..If it ain't TW, kinda feel JD has a trade on a player or 2 that he can't wait out the waiver wire order out on though..that's similar to what the Pats just did..

i aint bothered by people not buying into.the Browns....cause they still got shit to prove. Just hate seeing cleveland get shit on. Im tired of seeing cleveland played out like this...

@flugel said: Charlie Frye was a backup for Seattle.  Weeden was in the league for about 3 years after Cleveland.  McCoy is still in the league.  Quinn was a backup in Denver for a couple years.  Kessler played for Jax last year.  Couch had a shoulder injury and tried to make a comeback with GB; but got busted for PEDs in the urine cutting that idea short.  All but Johnny Blutarsky were able to find at least 1 other NFL team that would give them another shot - even Kizer.  Weeden was a backup for 2018 in Houston....but a check of their current roster does not find him on there.  I have seen reports that have said he could end up signing for either the Titans or the Colts...but I don't see him on either of those rosters either.

@unsympathetic said: Under-the-radar Dorsey move this season: Trade kirksey for a second to another team w injuries.. take that in a heartbeat.. thats, actually..........interesting, hmmm?

@clevfan4life said: just based on what i saw from game one where he did get some time against the 1's....he' only behind chris smith. Both of them showed me some fluidity and dynamic pass rushing. Him moreso than smith cause smith wasnt in tgere very long...came out with Myles i think, or not much longer afterwsrds.  Thomas actually showed a reggie white like upfield shed which is my fav pass rushing move.  The best ability is availability.  Gotta stay healthy to help.

Something about Clowney never took with me. Probably his name. Clowns man. 

@texasag1969 said: From the SEC White (for his ability to dominate an offense) and Mack (for his coverage skills) were the two players I thought would best fit our weaknesses at LB. Takitaki was not even on my radar, but then I was most familiar with watching SEC teams so that is understandable. But apparently Mack has shown so much in OTAs that it was no surprise to staff what he did in that first preseason game. He's gonna be an impact player for us on the level of Garrett. Fully capable of making some game changing plays out there. Sure he will be the rookie who gets burned now and again, but long run we got ourselves a star in the making IMO.                                                                                                                                                                                           I have wanted a dominant, aggressive, physical LB in Cleveland for a VERY long time & I think Mack can & will be that guy. Mike

@gorka said: Holy Toledo. This must include going to the movies, and all the other ways you view/rent movies these days? I don't know if I could list 200 in my lifetime...counting movies on TV like The Wizard of OZ as a kid, all that kind of shit. As a kid I remember the very first movie I saw at a theater with my parents. I remember the first movie I saw with a girlfriend as a teen. Some good times there.. Nope those are in theater watches only.  2017 64, 2018 72 and 50 so far this year.

@tour2ma said: Like looking for a new "parlor".... Aw, and now the prosecutors want to make the videos pixelated. Spoil sports.    

@jcam222 said: Lets have a specific forum where only Ghoolie and our new chud troll post. Shit that could be very entertaining to watch them flex their penis brains  Ya know, that's not only been tried here (Zombo allowed Ghoolie one thread a week- that he was told to stay in once Z relented and was let back on) it failed.  There was another Browns Forum (I forget the name) where Ghoolie and his pal Rich4Eagle (Rich is a decent guy in person, doesn't post here anymore, tends to get out of control)  and they got their very own sub-forum where they could talk to one another on how the rest of the world just didn't understand their vast football acumen.    Sorry, we just don't need anymore o-line are a dime a dozen fatasses, and Joe Thomas sucks comments. Drags the rest of the conversation down.  

@hoorta said: And it's been said before- there's no way to put a roof on the FE, structure was never built for that.  Sure, you can put a bubble over it, but then you've got massive heating\ AC issues to solve.  It should be possible to solve my gripe by building out say 50'-75' on the ground level, 500 level might be tricky- to give the fans more room, alleviate congestion before & after the games, and at halftime. Z, regarding stadium upgrades, I'm not so sure Haslam wouldn't welcome the massive cash infusion Gilbert could bring as a minority owner. Regarding a dome, never say never.  Jimmah is taking some of the money he got from Warren Buffett  (who bought Pilot from him)...to put into buying the Columbus soccer team...and renovating that stadium....plus some into renovating Browns stadium.   I wonder if he needs Gilbert's money.  (beyond that, I don't think for a moment that Gilbert will give up his casino interests just to buy a minority stake in an NFL team.

@nero said: Next time you mention me, Gip, use an @ or I won't notice... I wasn't going to even check this thread. I hate the NCAA system. I believe that colleges are for education, so it is not fair that someone gets a scholarship exclusively for his athletic feats, and if they are good enough they oversee their education (for example, being elegible in their sophomore year), wasting some resources that another student could use for his future.  I also don't think it is fair that these athletes (they're more likely athletes than students) don't get paid after doing more or less what professionals do, producing huge benefits for the colleges they play for. In Spain we have collegiate teams, but they're at most playing at "minor league" levels. You can play on a professional team even being underage (Messi started playing for Barcelona at 17) and some athletes keep studing during their sports career. How you balance both studies and sports is up to you, because both things shoudn't be mixed or confused.  Maybe in the US I'd say that you could keep the teams in the colleges, keeping their names and so on... But the athletes would come from anywhere and under payment, the students having the possibility to try to join the team.  Well....as noted, the colleges in this country are the developmental leagues for the NBA and the NFL....but not so much for baseball or hockey.  In those you can go from HS to the pros (major or minor leagues)....but there is still a lot of interest in the college game in those sports.  MLB has a rule I believe that says:  You can turn pro and play in the minor leagues when you are just out of high school....but, if you commit to and play college baseball....you are locked into a  3 year commitment to the college. I would like this rule for basketball.  Before long I believe, the one and done rule for basketball will be dropped, and high schoolers will be allowed to go in the NBA draft (like it was when LeBron/Kobe/Kevin Garnett and more came out). But as I said, I would like it if the rule for NCAA basketball were the same as baseball....come out if you want...but if you go to college...its 3 years.   By the way...these rules are NOT set by the NCAA...they are set as part of the collective bargaining agreement between the professional leagues and their player associations.  Even if the NBA changes...this will not affect football.  The three year rule there will remain entrenched....(they cite "player maturity due to the brutal nature of the sport)...the challenges to that rule have all failed, most notably former Ohio State RB Maurice Clarett.  It won't change soon.  The colleges don't want to lose players before 3 years, and the NFL wants its built in "minor league" to stay as is. ...i.e.  one that costs it nothing. @Nero?  Eh?  I didn't even know that was a thing.

@7moses7 said: You are an idiot!!!!  Real men don’t kick, punch, push or in any way abuse women . If that’s your opinion to kick the girl harder then you must be a real puss bag and not much of a man  Nothing this guy says  should be taken seriously he’s just saying stupid shit for the purpose of just saying stupid shit

@clevfan4life said: But Flowers is different. He wasn't unhappy in NE or didn't get along with certain players....he just played his way into a bigger contract than NE could prob offer. He's one of the best. Honestly if both Flowers and Mack were up in FA and both were game to come play here......I'd have to think about it. That's how high I think of Flowers. Maybe i'd still end up going with Mack but in my mind it wouldn't be a simple decision. He's 3 years younger than Mack and just coming off his first contract. Yeah, Mack has 50 career stats to Flowers 21. But in 3 years I would expect Flowers to avg at least 12 or more sacks a season...especially if he was rushing opposite Myles. Oh dear lord those two.  Flowers is a good young player, but I didn't see that lofty of praise. 

@bjh2130 said: He was in Florida for at least the day before as visited the massage parlor that night. Woke up and went back in morning 17 hours later then flew into KC for the game Two back to back rub n tugs.....thats just indulgent i say....booo

@clevfan4life said: I noted "under pressure". If he can sit and scan the field, he's black tom brady. Get a hand on him or someone in his face and he makes some unbeleivably bad decisions. Not all of those bad devosions ended in int's but alot of em almost did.  Im just saying, he has a case of the yips. I hooe that was just college exhuberance, we'll see. He WILL get pressured in the NFL.  I think you’re smoking something. 

So im back to wanting the Browns to look at Ansah 

@tiamat63 said: The more I watch,  the less I like.   Might be a true combine warrior.   The tape just isn't that great for 17. Edit: conversely his counterpart jumps off screen at times im not even watching for him.  Some have mentioned AJ Brown was doing all the heavy lifting at Ole Miss, drawing the other team's #1 CB and is the better pro prospect. He didn't run a sub 4.4, but then again neither did Jerry Rice or Antonio Brown.  For your consideration....  "Arthur "A.J." Brown, Jr. was a four-star recruit who led Starkville (Miss.) High to a state title, then chose to enroll at rival Ole Miss instead of hometown MSU. He received death threats through social media and insults in person but stuck with his decision. Even when the Rebels were sanctioned by the NCAA for recruiting violations, Brown stayed in Oxford with new coach Matt Luke. He played in in every game with one start as a true freshman (29-412-14.2, two TD). His stock skyrocketed after a stellar sophomore campaign, where he earned third-team Associated Press All-American and first-team All-SEC honors. He ranked 10th in the FBS with 1,252 receiving yards and led the team with 75 receptions (16.7 average) in 12 starts. Brown finished the 2017 season with a big Egg Bowl win over MSU (7-167-23.9, TD). He was a first-team All-SEC pick again in 2018, starting all 12 games and breaking his own school record with 1,320 yards on 85 catches, scoring six times. Brown was selected as an outfielder in the 19th round of the 2016 amateur draft by the San Diego Padres. He participated in the team's extended spring practices the past three summers."

Do people not realize that if that penalty was called the saints kneel out the rest of the game?