@tim-couch-pulls-out said: Hey, the old Ghoolie 'told ya so'. Throw enough shit on the wall and some of it's bound to stick, just ask Mary Kay Cabot. I only liked too guys through the whole process. You were a complete tool through the whole process. Zombo

@lambdo said: That was a phenomenal 4th Q. That's a very aggressive ravens d who wanted to rush and make him throw and Weeden moved around in the pocket and threw darts. Don't throw it in on Little yet it takes time to catch those Favre like heaters. He was getting open against a very good cb in Webb. Two 300 yard games in 4 outings? We have ourselves a player here. New skies are on the horizon. That game fired me up. We're going to have an excellent team in very short order. Get us Haden back. I also am encouraged with the players recently added to the Offense. Ironically, the Defense has been a disappointment so far. Weeden has a good chance to be a good NFL QB. Great? I don't know. I believe 'greatness' would have resulted in a TD on that last pass. Any way, things are looking up despite the 0-4 start. There is no other way to go, is there?

I tried but it said league has been finalized by commish

@sdbrownsfan said: To the Two WR people in the 1st round...we will be lucky to squeeze 1 WR in the first round with our Front Office. Could we use two? yes. Although, I expect Little to really come on this season. But who runs the ball considering the Tate deal is off the table? and Who blocks on the right side? I beginning to think Blackmon and Floyd will be very similar- yet one will go around 4-6 and the other probably 10-15. I'd rather see if we can convince Seattle to make the mistake of moving up to take Tannehill. Maybe for a #1 next season? You can surround Colt with Weapons and if he doesn't pan out- you have two more 1dt round picks as ammo for a QB next year. 2 WRS in the 1st round- doesn't make sense. Tannehill- Please no. Richardson- we could do worse but there is value below. Claiborne- Secondary is fixed but the Front Office needs to hit the jackpot and draft some gems in the lower round for offensive skilled guys- risky but maybe worth it. Blackmon- Floyd is just as tlaneted in my opinion. I completely agree with you on floyd, just needs to learn how to call a taxi.

Gotta respect that guy for this one. Hope he does well in the NFL so he can afford to give away more scholarships.

no. it has bad news all over it. i could see him dropping passes on purpose or doing things to screw us over.

OMFG! The homerism and closed mindedness of browns/buckeye fans is unbelievable! Its a good thing mike holmgren chooses the coach and the coach chooses the coordinators!

@bucky-biceps said:Yeah, only difference is that our team actually improved. You guys just thought you did. i get the bucky part looking at your teeth but your arms are tiny and you look like an idiot with the red rag on your head

Awesome info, thanks! Much appreciated Browns Brothers.

Where is camp "NO to TO" ?

@solon16 said:It would have been a very different game had Mack "taken a knee" before half...that was a big blunder! True. I don't gripe about taking a knee before halftime. This is the reason why you do.

@theclevelandsound said:is he like impossible to beat on the line? Joe Thomas has great footwork, a wide base, and stellar balance. His kick-slide is tremendously fast, and he maintains a solid base throughout his block. He doesn't over commit, keeping his center of gravity over his haunches, enabling him to change directions almost instantaneously throughout the block. To top it all off, he's got tremendous upper body strength, and great football vision. Essentially, he's everything you would want in an LT, he just has to cover for Steinbach too often. The thing is, he is just as successful at blocking two people simultaneously as many LT's are at blocking just one person. I'd put Thomas up against any DE in history, and he'd block them flawlessly.

@clevelandrocks said:Anderson is playing so bad right now that he is actually hurting Quinns trade value. Who the hell would want this guys back up? And sadly that isn't a joke or at least not meant to be LoL. Quite true.

@hammertime said:dINK AND DUNK ALL DAY LONG... Agree. It's how New England beat them in '06. It's how the Steelers did it last night against a tough run D. It's all on Quinn's shoulders, IMHO. In fact, and maybe I shouldn't say it out loud, this may be a perfect situation for Quinn to do well as it plays to his strengths.

@pumpkin-eater said:No need to overpay for anyone. It's just not smart. If it costs the Browns a win this year, so what? saving money and not overpaying frees up money for other needs. I'd trade a win this year for a great team 3 years down the road. His impact on our defense wasn't THAT great. Yea he made some nice plays from time to time but people act like we just released Eric Turner II

@shepwrite said:He didn't get the job in Baltimore last year either. Got beat out by Harbaugh... who is more of a head coach and communicator. Ryan, like Ron Rivera, is not a great interview. He doesn't inspire much confidence in his ability to be The Man. Mangini, for all his media discomfort, interviews brilliantly. He's a smart guy who can express his vision to others. You're right shep. Sometimes great coordinators are meant to be just that. RAC was a coordinator and didn't have it to be a HC. Jim Johnson is a great defensive coordinator and realizes that he couldn't put it all together and be a face for an organization. With that, Ryan is interviewing for the Jets job.

nice life.