@t.soprano said:Hi, I will be going down to the Cleveland to watch a browns game for the first time and wanted some advice as to where is the optimal viewing in the stadium. As an example, i was looking at seats the were right behind the browns bench row 4 and I was told, all i would be able to see is the back of the players. Any advice. Thanks in advance. That would be absolutely correct. Where "best in the house" is depends on your budget. If you don't want to spring for the overpriced club level- go for 100 level row 20 or higher, or 500 level in the first 5 rows.

@mopaji said:It's not stupid, I didn't know either. Unless we're both stupid and in that case, we're the majority so then stupid is the "norm" and so everyone else is weird. But to answer your question, it's The Orange and Brown Report. I say sign Watson today. If he is healthy, he's a great TE. Big, fast, great hands, and he can block. A shaky QB's best friend. He can make whoever the QB is a happy guy. Couple a Watson and a solid running game and I don't care what shaky vet we bring in here. Wrong. Osmotic Butt Rapists.

Aloysius said:Looking more and more like a good trade. Not at all a smart move to give Winslow Corey Williams money. Also not a smart move: giving Corey Williams Corey Williams money. Good to see the new FO isn't repeating Savage's mistakes. I agree, a guy that is one hit away from the end of his career. Gee, I wonder why he wanted all the money up front.