The Browns
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I'll say this for the Browns. They might have the best fans in the NFL.
St. Louis gave Rams fans just a small taste of what Browns fans have endured - yet there are Browns fans everywhere in Cleveland and here in Columbus.
St. Louis gave Rams fans just a small taste of what Browns fans have endured - yet there are Browns fans everywhere in Cleveland and here in Columbus.
fearsomefour
Legend
It won't matter if they don't have a GM and QB.
Snead has made ALL the difference in the world IMO. He's the Rams real MVP. As fans we are very fortunate to have him because he can build a roster like a boss.
Yup.......see above. It's critical more than ever with the new rookie wage scale. Inexpensive talent really gives someone like Snead room to make bold moves. But if you are having to replace guys who aren't good it's like running in circles.
I wouldn't doubt it. Haslem is the worst owner the NFL has ever seen. And he's a legit criminal.
I agree..........and Haslem doesn't deserve them.
Well, John "Don't call me Tommy" Dorsey is their GM and Baker Mayfield is the QB du jour, so we shall see if they have that now.
So Gordon... I don’t get his status. He’s apparently not going to be available for the start of the season yet the Browns have “worked with the NFL” to maintain his FA status. What does that even mean? Are the Browns just maintaining their desperation status?
Well, as soon as the Rams made their intentions known that they coveted Goff the Browns immediately traded out of the second spot, so it was obvious their target was Jared Goff, not Wentz. Not sure if that makes me feel good or bad.
The Ramowl
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I think they were really wrong because Wentz was probably more capable of doing well in a team like the Browns. Had Goff been drafted by the Browns, he would probably have had just as bad a start, then probably more of the bad in year 2 and would probably be considered a total bust today. He got lucky to get McVay, really a life changing event for him.
This raises the question : how would the players drafted by the Browns done if they had been drafteed elsewhere, and how much of their incapability to do better in an other team afterwards comes from the fact that they got no developement (or negative) in Cleveland
Wentz would have changed Cleveland IMHO and I'm shocked they did not love him, he fit their type of QB far more than Goff, however, Hue Jackson spent quite a bit of time on the West Coast in college including being OC and QB Coach of the California Golden Bears in 96 so that might have factored in as well.
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i don't know which is worse, passing on wentz or passing on watson.
only the browns.
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Good point, passing on Watson a mistake as well...So Baker Mayfield has to succeed in spite of his organization and that's a tall order for a short QB. Again I'm not in Mayfield's camp, I felt Sam Darnold should have been the pick, however, Mayfield has overcome many obstacles in his life thus far, so he's battle tested.
http://nfltraderumors.co/browns-look-trade-players-prior-regime/
That organization is a mess, and it starts at the top with the owner.
That organization is a mess, and it starts at the top with the owner.
ReekofRams
Hall of Fame
That means the Browns were right for once, but even they didn't trust themselves, thus the trade.
Gordon's incredibly talented but a cancer IMO. They should have flipped him to another team for peanuts years ago and let him be someone else's perennial tease.
Have to think his days are numbered now that Cleveland has a real GM.