@logicisforsquares said: I met her at the Waffle House. Her box smelled like Newports.    C- I just saw two Barbie reviews back to back. Thought I would chime in. Newports sounds great.  Can of Sardines not so much.

I think this just makes Bortles easier for them to trade. 

Went thru Tank's portion of the game yesterday... same old Tank. We'll see what Joe brought...

It's just so damn refreshing to have a guy we took in the mid-rounds develop and turn into a long-term player. That shit basically never happens I feel like so this is such a breath of fresh air.

Thanks... Ole Miss: April 3 (10:45 a.m.)... one week from today. Not showing coverage on NFL Network, but set DVR to cover time frame...

@jcam222 said:or it means someone left the purple kush alone long enough lol and today he applied for reinstatement! Call me Nostradumbass

Well, that's why I said, "For once." LOL This actually had to be a non-issue. Had to because I would've lost my friggin' mind if we lost Josh again. I know all too well that it's a possibility. At any time, we could get an update on our phones that says Josh screwed up again, and he's gone. But...I want so much for him to realize his potential. He can do it...

@jrb12711 said:^^^If he was a veteran on a playoff team I'd consider it, but taking a risk for arguably our best draft pick to get him 3-4 weeks of game time doesn't make much sense to me. i dunno, how bad is it really?

@gumby73 said:Sharkey sounds fishy. Shankey a bad FG kicker. He's name is Sankey & for years I called him Stankey Who knew? His name is Bishop Sankey....and he is from Wadsworth

Meh....zero fun.

@d-bone said: It's camp. It's about conditioning, both physically and mentally...... Not rocket science. It looks like they just hold things up a bit. Just saying.

VesnaKociper said: There are 3 things the Browns are TREMENDOUS AT......................... 1) 2 out of 3 years being rated one of the best drafts BEFORE the season. 2) 3 out of 3 years being rated the WORST draft AFTER the season 3) Doing the same shit every year and SOMEHOW convincing jackoff Browns fans that is is actually something new. While I don't agree with the tenor of this argument its substance is spot on.

@suomi said:Paxton? You're getting behind a guy named "Paxton"?!? Probably isn't the first time you've been in that position... No worse than "Peyton". Or Carson, or Kerry....or Donovan So many "Yuppies" of old tried to give their kids preppy names.

She does seem to be favoring the one knee.

@unsympathetic said:Not sure how well he'd be able to get to the second level, but he couldn't be any worse than Dray or, God help us, Johnson I think it would be Diabeetus that gets him before the competition.

@tour2ma said: Rumor has it in the Browns FO that he has good hands... Great that he should easily land a gig with Allstate. WSS

One takeaway I had was that bluffing a rush on FG attmepts can be very distracting... @texasag1969 said:Where do you find the scouting reports Tour? Google... Seriously just google "(Whatever game) practice" and you'll have more info than you can digest... https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=ie7&q=shrine+game+practice&rls=com.microsoft:en-US:IE-Address&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&rlz=1I7TSNF_en&gws_rd=ssl#q=shrine+game+practice&tbm=nws

@tour2ma said:Shhhh... it's as close as we have to a "Camp Goff" thread... and it has beer.... LOL in the 1999 camp wars, I sort of remember some of the camps were offering dancing girls, and drinks.

@d-bone said:Just listened to Haslam's entire presser, and I came away with the conclusion that his structure is a clusterfuck......... Hopefully the chickens will be in charge on draft night. And announcing the second pick in the 2016 draft for the Cleveland Browns, welcome Foghorn Leghorn...... @harry-buffalo said:This guy was a DC lawyer, and then spent 8 years working for the Jags. He has NEVER scouted or drafted before. He is entirely unqualified to do this job. Shit is getting so bad, we need the NFL to pull ownership from Haslam. Plus the structure he just laid out!? Our new GM will be a glorified director of player personnel. NO ONE will want the job because they will never be given any direct control over the roster. If they want to leave they have to hope for a presidents job at another organization before their contract runs out. Coaches? Who the fuck would want the job after your have gone through 2 head coaches in 3 years and they have to report directly to the owner. Everyone at this point knows what the organization is like. Everyone, especially all the "presidents and VPs" want to do the jobs of the GM's and Coaches. Haslam doesn't give a fuck what anyones opinion is and if you share it with him you might as well pack your bags. There are ZERO people, outside of maybe a few players, inside this organization who can make any kind of football decisions to help fix this team. Its a joke. I mostly agree with the above, but the other NFL owners I would guess LOVE Jimmy Haslam. Everyone needs a doormat that they can wipe their shoes on. @browns149 said: I got my season ticket money to throw in Who knows what that's going to be tomorrow The Season ticket holders should demand at least a 2015 partial refund, and ticket prices should be cut 20% for the 2016 season.

Johnny Manziel is history after the season ends. How many times can he be called to the principal's office without being permanently expelled? Do any other Browns' players really want to play with him? Does anyone in Berea trust him? As the 3rd string QB, he won't even be taking snaps in practice with the starters. Without a doubt, a QB has to be the first pick. It comes down to Jared Goff (CAL) or Paxton Lynch of Memphis. I don't even think it's a close decision...it's Lynch by a landslide. I'll write off Goff, who is a very, very good college QB (and he'd be a great pick for San Francisco) quickly just based on his recent performance and his body build. He's 6'4" and a whopping (sarcasm) 210 lbs....maybe lighter. He's got a fantastic arm, but look at film on him, those arms are skinny. I'm sure CAL has been trying to put weight on him for years. I'd worry that his frame is not going to take the beating he'll get in the NFL. Also, he sure isn't a cold-weather QB, especially with being a small-framed, thin guy. I think he'd freeze out there. Onto Lynch....6'7" (maybe 6'6"), 245lbs. and he still isn't heavy, but much thicker than Goff....especially in the legs. He is very mobile for his size....very. He came into the program at 205lbs, I believe, and has been able to add 40lbs. of muscle. He has much more "natural" physical skills than Goff. He has a cannon arm as well and can make every NFL throw needed. I love the Memphis/Bowling Green game film; he launched a pass on a flea-flicker that was 66 yards-in-the-air, right on target. This weekend against Southern Methodist, he tied a NCAA record with 7 TD passes....in the first half. CBSSports has Cleveland taking Lynch at #2. Peter King of S.I. is begging the Browns to take Lynch #1, Mel Kiper, as of Nov. 20th, before Lynch's 7 TD performance, has him as his #2 prospect. I have read everything I can possibly find on him, back to his prep school days, and have watched highlight films of every game. If you're really into doing the research, I would urge you to do the same. the hightligh films are pretty jaw-dropping and saliva-producing. Watch him run, avoid the rush, slide around effortlessly in the pocket, and throw while rolling-out. Always cool, calm and collect. We can build a team around this kid. Here's a Rotoworld link that's pretty good to get a summary of what what's being said about him: http://www.rotoworld.com/recent/cfb/134846/paxton-lynch The icing-on-the-cake....he's a good kid and his teammates love him!