Would Audio Slave be acceptable as well?of course Chris Cornell was A God

Sure. Doubt the Hoosiers.

Interesting in that he was drafted in the 6th round. Almost as high as his Buddy Shedeur. But he only had 11 receptions last year...and he's a midget (5' 8").

@orion said:I was afraid that Boston was the end of Tillman.Now he doesn't take up any reps in tonight's game.Why be afraid? Tillman wasn't very good. The Browns did him a solid by cutting him early, giving Tillman and his agent a head start on finding another team.

@syd said:seems nfln is showing the game live for us out of towners tommorowDrinking brown coffee out of my Browns cup, taking my Honda ADV 160 for ride (I convinced her it was a motorscooter?, not a motorcycle?️?), walking the dog, feeding & watering the deer and watching the game on TV. Life is good!! EDIT: This is what my new "scooter" looks like. So why would she think it's a motorcycle? LOL!

wouldn't it be something if both Barber and Brailsford came through for us, even as reliable back up's

@nickers said:The way things have transpired... This doesn't look like a rebuild... It looks like the team is all in on winning now...Zac Jackson was saying today that he was somewhat surprised that they didn't get rid of Ward and continue the rebuild that they started by getting rid of Garrett. And I was sitting there thinking, if they'd have done that, and I'm Todd Monken, I'd have corralled both Haslem & Berry and told them, What the fuck did you hire me for then?! I came here to turn this thing around and win games. And now you're getting rid of my best players. You two guys can go fuck yourselves! I'm outa' here! - Monken's no young man. I'm sure he had no intention of going somewhere to help a team tank.

@tiamat63 said:Guys, I know we've found some late round, along with a couple UDFAs who outplayed their stock.Not saying this kid can't come in and contribute. But declaring a gold strike with an UDFA rookie before his first training camp is a little too bold for any fanatic.Thanks! I understand where you are coming from. Having said that, in just 1 draft with 10 selections made - the Browns were up against replacing 4-5 departed/starting OL (drafted 3 OL) as well as finding 1-2 early impact/playmaking WRs (drafted 2). Aside from all that, they needed more dual purpose at TE (that could add reliable blocking as well as reliable hands - drafted 2). Another important addition was Safety EMW with our 2nd of two 2nd round picks. Then they added a QB tall enough to see over his OL in round 6 (but his gears and athleticism might have him being used like other college QBs that were better NFL WRs that they would have ever been as NFL QBs). LB Justin Jefferson was added in round 5 for depth on LB Corps and early impact on kick/punt coverage units.Unfortunately, Cornerback was the position that got neglected most when we see what areas of the team received the draft picks. Then again, who is to say that ANY of these last 4 picks (Justin Jefferson, Joe Royer, Taylen Green, or Carsen Ryan) have a much easier chance of making the Browns than Nate Evans? We need an upgrade over Myles Harden (7th rd pick in 2024) for the 3rd Corner spot so I don't mind joining in on enthusiastic responses for signing UFA - Nate Evans. If I'm wrong, it wouldn't be the 1st time. You get paid for your opinions because you deserve it; so you can't just carelessly take off your talent evaluation hat to say something like I just said in the previous sentence.

@syd said:no one died , they want us to move down there, I did find a house in Galveston just off the beach , that breeze is real niceI hit the deck LMAO at your subject heading. This is like the opposite of the Beverly HillbIllies where NW Pacific Coast meets all our brothers from other mothers and sisters from different misters down in Texas. What could possibly go wrong? Congrats on your success!!!

@orion said:Gonna have to see it once another team takes the other side of the line of scrimmage. I know that Zac Jackson thought he was terrible last year.for as much time that he missed and a crappy offensive line with suspect qb play, everyone looked horrible, especially when Judkins went down

@nickers said:I liked the punk of the late 70's early 80's..this what i was listening to late 70's

@flugel said:The bad part was the content came from the perceptions of a former NY Jets The Jets have traditionally been a lousy drafting team. So, there's that.Shedeur was seen as the bastard child by the last HC. Actual on field practice time was actually kind of short, as we've found out recently. And Sanders was given zero time with the starters, and not much time at all with the scout team because that was Gabriel's spot. He received virtually no development time or effort from the coaches. Then, after half the season was gone and the midget got hurt he was thrust into the game(s) and we were told that he was prepared. Fuck no! He wasn't prepared by anyone (except Watson, a little bit). The poor guy had to go out there and introduce himself to the starters and play ball. And play with the worst OL & WR corps in the league. Good friggin' luck with that!To me, to judge Sanders as to his ceiling by last year, playing on OUR team, is somewhat irresponsible. Even highly drafted QB's struggle in their first year.Edit and add: When I say irresponsible, that's everyone except the coach('s). If they see and hear him in meeting rooms, watch him in practice, interact with him, and THEY decide that he's not good / smart enough, then that's different. But that does not seem to be the case.- I'm expecting a Fedex delivery in a day or so. Tracking says it's in CLYDE OH. There's a Knickerbocker aura right now. Back in the day, I think it was Bill Bradley that said about winning a championship, For about two weeks you walk around with a perpetual smile on your face.

Media was allowed at practice today, so we know that: Watson was 11 of 17 with 1 int Sanders was  8 of 14 with 1 int And Gabriel threw 3 passes...1 incomplete,  1 complete, 1 int I feel pretty sure that if Monken was in our 2025 draft room the midget would not have been chosen.  Just look at the QB they drafted THIS year.   Edit:  Was just reading that all 3 INT's bounced off of the hands of the intended receivers.  

Kid brings a bag of tools that Warhop can work with..   

I see Will Lee III was taken. Good pick.

@syd said: The one on the left has an arm length of 33"; The one on the right only only measured out at 31"; But, the one in the middle has an arm length of 36" - but he hasn't been able to bend or move his arms since King Kong chugged what was left in his oil can.  I'm told the Pittsburgh Steelers are very interested in the 1 in the middle.