Faker and Coach need to douche and power-wash each others twat

good lookin' out

grossi needs a twat punch

forgot all about neon deion...he was a badass

1. Jim Thorpe

2. Jackson

3. Halas and Wrigley

4. Jackson, Cassidy

5. Grant, Levy

6. Dungy, Ditka

7. Orange Bowl, Superdome, Tulane Stadium, Rose Bowl, University of Phoenix Stadium (seriously?), Raymond James

8. Blanda, Dawson,

9. a. chargers

b. houston

10. a. dallas

b. giants, Vikings, bears

11. canton bulldogs

12. a. jets

b. pats

c. chargers

d. jax

There has been nothing so udd utterly painful than rooting for a franchise seemingly unable to lock in "that guy" at QB. at times, the ineptitude has been laughable if not downright embarrassing. some of the shit you throw against the wall should stick sooner or later unless you are in Brownsland where there is an incurable case of the Hershey squirts, metaphorically speaking.

the d rudd fuck up almost stroked me out

if you have not been traumatized by the Cleveland drama circus you are a sociopath. I deviate...

ftw

these young kids can't handle the potency of the high grade cannabis sativa.

how many breaks can you give the young prospect?

does a bad decision regarding drugs/alcohol made at a young age suggest that the prospect will forever be fighting the abuse demons?

josh Hamilton seemed to have beaten his habit only to endure the very public admission of several recent "relapses".

obviously the angels feel that his flame had burned out while they send him back to texas and eat tens of millions of dollars of his contract.

it seems to me that those in the position of evaluating professional athlete prospects are leaning towards the policy of "once a user, always a user".

if I were in their position, and basing my decision solely from a cost/benefit analysis, i would have to agree

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Roger on the forced intervention but my angle is why they gave him the long leash coming in with a recent history of abuse. as mik keeps harping, the control over the prized qb investment was sorely lacking, all things considered.

time for some green beer......Happy Saint Patricks day flamers

A first round draft pick, with the potential (according to Browns evaluators) of becoming the face of the Browns in the near future ends up in rehab after the end of his first season. The transition from college to pro was not

going well with veterans questioning his work ethic and doubting his leadership potential as he struggled learning and executing plays from a watered down offensive scheme solely catered to his so-called strengths. It's

documented his inclination to keep long hours on the party circuit. Looking back there were obvious red flags indicating JM needed guidance and quickly yet Browns head of player security, Lewis Merlitti, kept his head buried

in the sand along with the other staff members whose primary task is to develop players who can help the Browns win on Sunday. Hindsight is of course 20 -20 but I feel there should have been an intervention far sooner

than seasons end. There was a breakdown somewhere in the system and Haslam should be asking himself if he has the right components in place for a young player to develop

the turd continues to circle the drain. Poetic Gizz, do you still have your trich fathead posted in your granny's basement?

I recall that myself and Diehard went a few rounds back the da day

one of the best duo:

s sharp and r smith for the Broncos in the 90's came to mind for some reason

Gipper started the straying thread

btw, I'd rather have a tight end sized wide receiver

this place would be a drag without unfounded rumors, erroneous trades and signings, and totally baseless, career tarnishing gossip

ho hum

good stuff

thanx Gippper

Recovery, like active addiction, is selfish. If the kid thinks he needs a year off then more power to him. As mentioned above, the longer someone stays in rehab the greater the probability of long term sobriety. Who knows, maybe there are some legal angles that have yet been disclosed. Seriously, based on his performance, heretofore, the Browns aren't losing much in the QB department anyhow. Thank Christ Thad is back...meh

aces. The Canton native is living the dream

cut me some slack cuwoohio

good character dude, solid worker and excellent fundamentals. me thinks a good fit

electric light orchestra

38 special

Alvin lee.....ten years after

csny. I like youngs solo work

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king crimson

savoy brown

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