Zombo said: You need to watch the last two games. Zombo I still say Weeden has through the bye week to show that he is better than what we have seen so far. (Sure, that might be different if anyone thought that Campbell was really any better...no on does). If he can bring a win in either the KC or Baltimore game, it is still up for grabs whether he continues. If he blows in both of them, then the coaching staff would be right to give Campbell 2 full weeks worth of practice reps with the first string before throwing him in the starter role.

@kosarfan said: Organization is the key, 100 % agree, but Flacco is no Dereke Anderson. Flacco has proven allot and does deserve recognition. One of the top 5, no way, but certainly well above DA caliber. The targets they have gotten for Flacco have raised his game a bunch and the chemistry rubs off both ways. Flacco carrying on about being one the greats is definitely BS, but the guys does deserve credit for what he has done and done well. I would say top 10, but not top 5. He isn't better then Brady, either Manning, Brees, Rodgers, or that rapist in pittspuke. Those 6 guys have 14 superbowl appearences with 10 wins and 7 Superbowl MVP's

@boo-radley said: I think its the Jaguars. They hardly ever sell out and Jax is a Gators town. I agree it's a Gator town, but the NFL wants to be in Jacksonville. A lot of people live in that area...say down to Gainesville and over to Tallahassee, not to mention south Georgia. It's a stretch to get those folks rooting for the Tampa Bay Bucs or some other team. As for the Raiders.....move them to LA and have the Niners claim the bay area with a stadium in the middle.. Keep the Chargers in SD I agree with Gip or whoever brought it up, the NFL doesn't want to expand at this point. The talent pool is to the point of being watered down. No matter how you cut it, you usually only have 20 or so good quarterbacks in any given era, so you have 8-10 teams who don't really stand much of a chance. It cycles around over time, but none the less, it doesn't help parity or profits in the city that doesn't have one. Heck, the Browns are a classic example of a franchise that can't find one, either due to poor drafting or luck of the draw....meaning the best QB available doesn't mean he is going to be a quality NFL QB. The "luck" factor is pretty high at that position.....you can make all the right calls known to man and the guy still might turn out to be a dud.

Isn't it great that OUR COACH doesn't care about our teams history?

@dapz said: And I agree. We are depressingly 0-4. But if you had to choose. Would you rather be 0-4 showing promise? Or 0-4 with just no hope left. The team needs to learn to win together and get that extra edge in tight games. And that will come with a winning philosophy from owner Jim Haslam and most importantly whoever he puts on the field as the HC. Browns fans and the team know how to lose. They don't know how to win. They've grown accustomed to losing and that has to change. And I know players and fans will appreciate every win that is earned. Not like Baltimore where fans are spoiled and assume they should win by 30 because they took the field( I live in bmore, was at the game) Some parts of our game looked great. I liked the defensive calls of jauron, didn't blitz to much, but didn't need to as front 4 got enough pressure, stopped the run well, if we had some back end coverage without penalties those front 4 would get their coverage sacks. Sidenote: what happened to weedens hand/arm. Right before the pick6 it looked on the replay there was blood dropping everywhere but you couldn't tell in the stands. To the sidenote, it looked like maybe he hit a helmet and busted his knuckle. There indeed was blood dripping off of his throwing hand around the knuckle area but he didn't show any concern with it when they showed him on the sideline, so i'm assuming it was minor. Being the first game I was able to actually watch I have to say there are many bright spots on our team with a few coachable issues. The real question to me is...Is Shurmer the guy that can fix those issues and get it done?? I was actually very impressed with all phases of the game from Cleveland last night. I hope that they continue to build off of that. Love goes out to Cribbs and hope he is feeling better. Benjamin looks like a Mini-Me of Cribbs too. Looks like we may have some "Special" special teams again soon. Go Browns

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@bonedawg said:To be fair, we did nothing last season that would earn us a prime time game. umm in case you forgot, we beat some team out of Pittsburgh on a Thursday night (NFL Network).