You keep referring to talking s***. The OP stated GB was one behind Cleveland in professional football titles. What's the problem again?

Isn't it time to troll the Bengals or Ravens board?

@bunsofsteel08 said:

Yes we stop by ...and if you guys aint Talking S*** we walk on by. But That never seems to be the Case. You have NOTHING to stand on man. I Know hat you Sissy asses want. To Post S*** with NO Response and no one to answer to...how lame is that ? You want to talk S*** .. then be man enough to answer .

Now come on now BUNSofSTEEL08.. you're starting to melt. You're teams going to the Super Bowl for pete's sake. Why so mad?

I have an idea.. how bout you keep on "walking by". Getting melty on what's said on a 5-11 team's board is awfully pathetic.

Now this is funny. Look at all the Stiller fans on a Browns board after their team gets to the Super Bowl. What's even more priceless are the one's getting defensive and butt-hurt over this thread.

Comedy Gold. Must be a slow day at the local Yinzer McDonalds.

@silverbackattack said:

Seriously, I don't care what happened in the NFL in eras that are not even

considered "modern football," which is what you are doing if you go back

before the 1970s. It wasn't even the same game - period - if you go back to

the 60's and earlier. Who cares, seriously.

And as far as the 80s and 90s go, yea, that why I said the Browns were

the better team 3-4 years in that span; I was including the 80s and 90s. Other

than a couple of years in the late 80s, Pgh was _still_ the better team in the vast

majority of years since 1970's until the present.

1970s - Let's not even kid ourselves. That was arguable the greatest team in the history of modern NFL. All Pgh

1980s - Pgh's down decade, but even though, there were years in there where Pgh was still better. It was the Browns heyday, with Bernie, Mac, Minnifield, etc. But no hardware to show for it, not even an AFC title.

1990s - Cowher era. Better than Browns every single season in that span.

2000s - Not even close. Pgh added two more Super Bowl wins, and Browns were usually 3-13.

Yes, maybe the Browns will get better. But Pgh won't be going any where. They are still the class of the entire NFL.

Pgh is in the hunt almost every season. Do you know what that is like? What other team can say that?

That's.... awesome man, but I think you are missing the point kid. No one cares about the hillbilly garbage that your posting the eve before our biggest game of the season. We could collectively give two ****'s about this. I hope the mod's blow this thread away.

GO BROWNS!!!

@silverbackattack said:

... in how many of those years have the Browns been a better

team than the Steelers? 3? 4? That's pretty crazy to think about.

How can it be that one-sided over such a long stretch?

But kudos on your current run. I am actually kind of happy for

Cleveland, and I'm a Steelers fan! Doesn't make much sense,

but I guess I am happy to see long-suffering fans get a patch

of sunlight on their sidewalk after all these years. But trust me:

I won't feel happy for you for very long, if the Browns do indeed

remain competitive. You fans will make sure of it!

I can play that game too. Why use forty years? Let's go back oh.. lets say 60 years and tell me what you come up with.

Thanks but no thanks. Take your backhanded compliment and shove it.

@atenears said:

Btw, the place was packed again today. IF they weren't leeting people in yesterday and were cutting it off at 3500 and only allowing more in when others left, then they must have decided to up the capacity allotted because today had even more inside and it was a bit hard manuevering through the crowd.

Kids in the Browns kid club get a ticket to enter an autograph tent. My 9yr old daughter received a ticket today and I pulled out of the crowd to meet my wife and child at the tent just prior to the end of practice. They made their way to the tent a half hour ealier. She was the first in line and waited there proudly for over 45 minutes in nearly 90-degree heat. That is after we got there at 12:30 and practice didn't end and players didn't make there way to the tent until nearly 3:45pm. She's a trooper and went with my on Saturday as well.

Her favorite player, of course, is Josh Cribbs. Guess who was one of about ten players sent to the designated tent? Yes, Josh himself ... although the dumbass procedure they have has five players sitting on one line and five others next door. Josh at the last second moved to the other line and she didn't get his autograph. She ever asked very politely if she could just move over and get it and they wouldn't permit it. Dumdasses.

She was good about though and got Carlton Mitchells, Steptoe, Benjamin Watson's, and I can't remember who else.

BTW, if you take your kid and they are one of the select few to receive an autograph ticket, there are two colored tickets, an orange and a brown one. There are two seperate tents, and orange and a brown one. You guessed it, the orange ticket is good for the orange tent and the browns one for the brown tent. The Browns provide a nice little staionary card for autograph use under the tent, or you can have one item (football, pennat, shirt, etc..) signed.

It is a random pick as to who will be signing that day.

Big change from when we were kids and almost got trampled trying to run in front of the players at Hiram college, Kent State and at Lakeland Community college (those were my memories). However, back in the day, every player was game to try to secure an autograph from and everybody had a a shot at obtaining one (man, woman or child).

Rules ... rules ... rules ...

First post here, but I had to register to say THANK YOU. The information/pictures/videos you have provided have been fantastic. Living out in Denver has been torturous for a Browns fan needing a fix.