I bet TEBOW is :scared: wishing he remained KO'd or he had another year left at FLA. :banana:

I bet TEBOW is :scared: wishing he remained KO'd or he had another year left at FLA. :banana:

 

Why? Tebow is not going to be the first pick of the draft, and probably won't even be in the first round.

I bet TEBOW is :scared: wishing he remained KO'd or he had another year left at FLA. :banana:

Tebow thought he WAS in Cleveland after that hit last night

Browns are just horrible. They need more of an offense. I don't think Brady could do much with what the Browns have.

Quinn benched , Why should we care ?

 

Uh. The Bengals play them this week. They are a division opponent. Some of us are fans of pro football, and not just the Bengals. There are threads about almost every team on this board. If you don't care, simply don't read.

That team is awful...they could easily go winless this year.

Browns need a whole makeover. They need a top RB, and at least one more WR and a whole new defense.

What did they expect in Cleveland? Rather than trying to improve an offense that was bad last year, they got worse. They traded Winslow and didn't replace him. They lost Stallworth and Jurevicius and didn't replace them with equal players. Instead, they got Mike Furrey, drafted two rookies and rolled with a kick return specialist. Additionally, they kept the same 206 year old RB who shuffles his feet rather than actually running. The only noteworthy guy that returned, Braylon Edwards, drops more balls than anyone in the league.

 

Surrounding a first round pick, "franchise" QB with virtually zero talent didn't work the first time around for Cleveland, so I'm not sure why the expectations are any different this time.

 

The Browns should just alternate between jump balls to Edwards and handoffs and wildcat snaps to Josh Cribbs. Edwards can come down with a few and Cribbs is a homerun threat. That's their only chance.

What did they expect in Cleveland? Rather than trying to improve an offense that was bad last year, they got worse. They traded Winslow and didn't replace him. They lost Stallworth and Jurevicius and didn't replace them with equal players. Instead, they got Mike Furrey, drafted two rookies and rolled with a kick return specialist. Additionally, they kept the same 206 year old RB who shuffles his feet rather than actually running. The only noteworthy guy that returned, Braylon Edwards, drops more balls than anyone in the league.

 

Surrounding a first round pick, "franchise" QB with virtually zero talent didn't work the first time around for Cleveland, so I'm not sure why the expectations are any different this time.

 

The Browns should just alternate between jump balls to Edwards and handoffs and wildcat snaps to Josh Cribbs. Edwards can come down with a few and Cribbs is a homerun threat. That's their only chance.

 

 

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