If there is realignment, let's get the Ratbirds where they belong..in the AFC East, and we could get Buffalo.
No... they need to stay with us in the North. I'm all about the rivalries, and the AFC North has probably the best rivalries of any division except MAYBE the NFC East. Literally every team hates every other team in the division, it's awesome and it's what makes the division great. What rivalry do any of the North teams really have with Buffalo?
I don't care who they choose to start as long as they stick with it and stop this Retarded ass QB carousel we've been on for the last 11 years....
Zombo said:
He's a beast and we absolutely stole him from the Broncos ... I think it was the first trade of the Holm/Heck era ... good sign.
Zombo
I think Sheldon Brown was another really good trade. And out of our draft, Haden and Ward seem at least to be starter material if not spectacular. It's nice having competence in the front office for once.
Hillis kind of reminds me of Jerome Bettis with his power running style... anyone else see it? It's nice to see the Browns running people over for once, instead of the other way around.
We definitely need to land a QB before we go after the big name free agent WRs.
Thankfully, our running game looks really damn good. Now if only Harrison can stay healthy and play like he did at the end of last year, we could have a 1-2 punch with him and Hillis just like Carolina or the NY Jets have with their backs.
Lol, if you thought Braylon was bad w/r/t drops, you'll just LOVE Ginn...
Browns president Mike Holmgren warned that dealing for Bradford could be difficult, saying “you’d have to mortgage the ranch. In the real world, we’re probably going to go in a different direction.”
Let's just hope he's not bluffing...
Man, Miami's got 3 "above average" receivers already, with Marshall providing a legit #1 threat, those guys are only gonna improve. Their passing game is probably going to be scary
You forgot Offensive Line.
And how can you say that Browns' TEs/LBs are the best in the division? Let's be serious here, Ravens and Steelers have us beat there.
Rorbotron said:
Either way in hindsight, good riddance. He's been more than a headache lately and someone had to take the fall. It sure as hell wasn't going to be our 100 million dollar man.EDIT: Also lets not forget about Wallace who is more than ready to be a starter. He's a single coverage nightmare.
^ Typical yinzer, literally more pissed off about star black WR smoking weed and talking about it on twitter than he is about star white QB trying to rape 2 women.
Rorbotron said:
Would it make you feel better if a were likethe above individual? Unforntuanely I was all state in one sport and a varsity lettermen in 2 others. I was also awarded a scholarship and hey what do you know I'm also good at madden. Squirtbreath? Really. Lol
Unfortunately, in his haste to respond, the steelers troll reveals his true identity...... :
If we can get him later in the draft (very unlikely) it'd be awesome, but I think we have more important needs to focus on besides RB in the 1st/2nd
Someone ship Brandon Marshall some of that herb so we can get him for a 5th!
Calling them "Uncle Toms" is messed up and in a way, racist, because it assumes that blacks aren't capable of coming to their own political conclusions.
However, this doesn't mean that the Tea Party movement isn't full of racist people who have promoted racist ideas and shouted racist slogans. The presence of a very very small minority of blacks doesn't change this.
Yep, pretty much.
That being said, I agree with the majority of statements in that image.
Eric Berry and Colt McCoy/other developmental QB in the 2nd/3rd. Other than that I'm not too sure about the later rounds, as long as we at least try to land a WR somewhere.
What I don't get is the amount of people clamoring for us to draft McClain, considering how many ILBs we already have.
You have to admit, that's some nice hair.
@shootI've actually read stuff from politifact, but that site is definitely slanted to the left, so no one here is even going to bother with it. There are hardly any objective sources of information on the internet if you're looking off of politically based websites. I've learned much more about the healthcare bill, reading through this topic, and reading through the bill than I ever would have listening to someone on Fox, MSNBC, or the blogosphere. I'd encourage everyone to do the same.
Haha, you say "slanted to the left," I say "in touch with reality" 
Either way, you're right about Fox/MSNBC etc. People need to stop watching cable news, it's poison.
Here are this week's survey questions:1. The Eagles traded Donovan McNabb to the Redskins. Who do you think will be the better QB this fall: McNabb or Jake Delhomme?
McNabb, easily. Delhomme has been good in the past but McNabb is a top 10 QB.
2. Do you own a gun? What kind? And if it is a handgun do you nonchalantly carry it around like Sean Rogers?
Nope. Been thinking about getting one though.
3. Today is Baseball Opening day. Might as well get it over with: Who do you think will win the World Series?
Any team but the Yankees, if there is a God.
4. The Masters starts this week. Will Tiger win it, if not who will?
Don't care about golf whatsoever
5. Let this question also serve as a dual Public Service Announcement:
A. Did you mail in your Census Form?
B. Did you get your taxes done? If not, you got 10 days. If you did, how did you make out?
A. Yes B. Not yet.
It is.I supported it and still do.
But I realize it isn't going to reduce the cost or improve service much.
WSS
The point of the mandate isn't improving service, it's to provide universal coverage (which in turn reduces costs in the long term). Of course, this cost reduction is much more effective when you either have competition (think public option, national-level exchanges, etc) or strict regulation (like the Dutch system where everything is private but premiums are capped at a very low rate and subsidized by the govt). But thanks to the slobbering idiots we have in Washington, we only got one part of what was needed. As it is in bare-bones form, you could construe it as a handout to private insurance companies.
