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Poor Cleveland

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When it rains it monsoons.

sigh...the life of a Browns fan....hurts....every year.

Did they have anybody that can throw the ball to him?

When it rains it monsoons.

 

I agree, it is one thing after the other. Ugh...

They got an NBA Championship this year for the 1st time in 672 years...what more do they want up there?

^ a Super Bowl victory and you will see me dance! :taz:

 

Tons of injuries on the very young Browns. Coleman's absence will hurt. He will be an exciting player to watch in the future.

 

RGIII, Josh McCown, Corey Coleman, starting center Cam Erving, and top defensive rookie prospect Carl Nassib are all out due to injury. Two left shoulder injuries, two broken hands (Coleman's sustained in practice), and a bruised lung (the scariest of the five injuries).

They got an NBA Championship this year for the 1st time in 672 years...what more do they want up there?

 

And, let me remind everyone, Cleveland has another world champ in the person of Stipe Miocic, the UFC Heavyweight champion of the world.

I try my hardest to feel bad for Cleveland fans, then I realize I'm a Jags fan.

And the new kicker missed the game winning fg.

 

And to rub salt in the wound, the new kicker was cut by the Eagles earlier this month.

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