Big ups to the guys at ProFootballMock.com. No sign of Brandon Weeden or Colt McCoy anywhere...
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Friday, October 5, 2012
Epic Facebook conversation between NFL Quarterbacks; Brandon Weeden is on Google+ though
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
'Cleveland '95' doc ready to bring smiles to all**
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That's me, second from the left. With the mustache. |
When a Cleveland team makes the playoffs, you can
always count on the network broadcasting the game to air a "misery montage" of the city's litany of crushing sports defeats. Cleveland fans utterly adore being reminded of the numerous times when their still-beating
hearts were torn from their chests, Mola
Ram style.
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Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Save us Jimmy, you're our only hope
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Jimmy won't be taking losing sitting down for long. |
Are you watching
this, Jimmy Haslam? Do you taste the bitter gruel that Browns fans have been
choking down for what seems like forever?
Sunday's loss against Buffalo was classic New Browns: Take a decent amount of momentum from the week before
and have that small bit of impetus come to a crashing halt during a winnable game
at home. Owner-to-be Haslam is new to Browns football but the fans have seen
this horrorshow in a continuing loop for 14 years.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
What we think will happen against the Bills (Week 3)
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Tom
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12:51 PM
Cleveland Browns vs Buffalo Bills
September 23, 2012
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Last week Brandon and Trent give us some reason to hope. Let's see if they do the same thing at home. | |
The dreaded 0-3 start is unavoidable with CJ Spiller running wild on the Cleveland defense. Another bad September dooms the Browns. |
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Browns 21
Bills 13 |
The game against Cinci was about hope and the barest glimmer of a bright future. This week is about scuttling all that "moral victory" nonsense and putting a checkmark on the left side of the W-L column. | |
SamVox
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Heading into Thursday night's game, the refrain will be: We could have just as easily been 3-0. |
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Kevin
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Browns 24
Bills 17 | Every time the Browns seem to have turned the corner, there's that steep cliff awaiting a hellaciously painful and fiery crash. Nonetheless, I'll bite. |
Ryan
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There is hope in Cleveland. |
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Sean
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Bills 20 Browns 17 |
With an actual offensive presence following a defensive showing, I almost feel optimistic. But I ain't chasing no waterfalls; I'm stickin' to the rivers and lakes that I'm used to (holla at ya Left Eye). |
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Top Ten Cleveland Sports Quotes
10. "Hey kids, do drugs."
Scot Pollard couldn't have been any more irrelevant as the 12th man on the 2006-07 Cavs. Until a courtside camera caught him in street clothes at the end of the bench one night, and Pollard issued his own unique public service announcement for all young fans watching.
9. "I can only go by what I see."
This became the local media's trademark phrase when mocking Bill Belichick during his tumultuous tenure in Cleveland. Honorable mentions, of course, for "I'm not a doctor" and "diminishing skills." Ironically, as Belichick emerged as one of the great coaches in NFL history, he became amazingly unquotable.
8. "As of right now, I'm a Heat."
How painfully and plainly brilliant restricted free agent John "Hot Rod" Williams was, after signing an offer sheet with Miami worth $26 mil over seven years in 1990. No televised special or masturbation euphenism was necessary. And if you liked quick first steps and baseline jumpers, you were relieved when the Cavs matched the offer and kept Hot Rod's talents in Cleveland.
Scot Pollard couldn't have been any more irrelevant as the 12th man on the 2006-07 Cavs. Until a courtside camera caught him in street clothes at the end of the bench one night, and Pollard issued his own unique public service announcement for all young fans watching.
9. "I can only go by what I see."
This became the local media's trademark phrase when mocking Bill Belichick during his tumultuous tenure in Cleveland. Honorable mentions, of course, for "I'm not a doctor" and "diminishing skills." Ironically, as Belichick emerged as one of the great coaches in NFL history, he became amazingly unquotable.
8. "As of right now, I'm a Heat."
How painfully and plainly brilliant restricted free agent John "Hot Rod" Williams was, after signing an offer sheet with Miami worth $26 mil over seven years in 1990. No televised special or masturbation euphenism was necessary. And if you liked quick first steps and baseline jumpers, you were relieved when the Cavs matched the offer and kept Hot Rod's talents in Cleveland.
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