First of all the Cleveland Browns and you don't want to kick a dog when it's down, but I have an Uncle that is a Cleveland Browns fan. He and my Aunt head to Cleveland three times a year (about a 7 hour drive) and watched his beloved Browns and last night I texted him with a shaking head emoji just unbelievable .
Many thought new General Manager John Dorsey would change their fortune, however, on analyst put it best:
John Dorsey, who is one of the more respected front office men in the sport, who worked in Seattle, Green Bay and was the Chiefs general manager, goes to Cleveland and the Browns infect him with the Brownsian Virus, the way a zombie from The Walking Dead spreads zombiness with a bite.
Baker Mayfield is like a Cheap Sweater, that will shrink after every wash. Sorry never thought much of Mayfield and I could be the one who is wrong, but I really believed Sam Danold was the best Quarterback of this class and the New York Jets hit it big because another team chose the wrong Quarterback.
The Cleveland Browns remind me of an old episode of a show called Hogan's Heroes, in it, Colonel Hogan is trying to defuse a bomb and has two wires left a blue one and a red one and he asks Colonel Klink which wire to cut and Klink tells him to cut the Red one and Hogan cuts the blue one and the timer on the bomb stops. Klink than says, why did you ask me, if you knew what wire to cut?
Hogan responds by saying, I didn't know which was the right wire to cut, but I knew who could chose the wrong one....That is the Cleveland Browns in a nutshell. Again their second pick in Ward was shocking too. A very good CB and I'm sure they thought they needed a CB, but Bradley Chubb is special and I realize the Browns have a ton of picks, but if Ward was their guy, they could have traded down IMHO.
Anyway many of us could be wrong and the Browns could be right, but again I feel for my Uncle Ron as he watches his Browns in Cold November mud.