You have your opinion and as usual I disagree with it.

We can talk all day about it but in the end, only time will tell.

My guess would be that the Giants are more clueless than anyone realizes. I can’t believe the picked up Corey Coleman’s option.

I didn’t know that about Phil Taylor either until I read it. And yes I agree cutting him before year 5 after picking up his option is about the Brownsiest thing ever. LOL.

The notes were more FYI than anything else.…[Read more]

One of the reasons I mentioned them was because all were signed to extensions the first time Berry was here.
I will say that I don’t know how much input he had on those teams whether good or bad.
But if he is going to get blamed for the bad while he was here, he should get credit for the good while he was here.

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This is all RG3’s fault.

Tretter is top 5 in the AFC for sure.

Even though it is legal in many states, you still can’t carry an unlimited amount.
There are purchasing limits in every single state although a few are dependant on what a doctor determines.
So it wouldn’t matter what state you are in, 157 pounds would still be intent to distribute and you’d be arrested.

All I can say is that he is a dumbass.…[Read more]

OMG WHY

You are technically incorrect in saying the Browns have never exercised one of their own players fifth year option.
Phil Taylor’s fifth year option was actually exercised before the start of year 4 (May 2, 2014). He was cut Sep 1, 2015 before the start of the regular season.

Note:

They did pick up Randall’s fifth year option after trading for…[Read more]

157 pounds!?! That’s a full Soup!

He was arrested for traveling 157 pounds of Marijuana from out west to Louisiana. What a fucking idiot. He is looking at 20 year jail sentence

Soup, I have a few questions for you.

Do you like Center JC Tretter? Did you like Kevin Zeitler before Dorsey screwed up and traded him for Oliver Vernon? Did you like the Browns resigning Joel Bitonio to a long term extension?

Just curious.

Carrie’s 8 million cap figure is high.

According to Profootballfocus, QBs completed 46-of-62 passes to men covered by Carrie, a 116.2 passer rating.

He definitely wasn’t worth keeping at any price.

He isn’t good enough to start and would have been an extremely overpaid backup.

Had little success before flopping last year.

Analytics is another tool that they can use. Everyone in the front office and the head coach has said that.

Back to the real subject.

As far as an aging left tackle. To me that actually makes a lot of sense. They could use him for 2 years while developing a left tackle. They aren’t going to fill every position of need in a season.

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TJ Carrie got burned more last year than when I was learning to cook steaks on the grill growing up.
He was overpaid and is aging. He had no place on this team.
Harris was okay as a rookie. He did have some key drops though.
Kush was a revolving door before he lost his starting spot.
Taylor was a special teams player and can be easily…[Read more]

Well then get ready for more of the same. Olivier Vernon is making $13m this year. He’s going to be resigned or released soon, no way we’re keeping him at that price.

So we shouldn’t judge this as a bad OR good move until we see how it turns up, right? Instead of flipping out at releasing an overpaid player? What if that money allows us to sign a high quality guard for 4 years, would that be a win? I think it could be.