I do get that it’s not technically an issue of freedom, but it’s a bad look as a league as well as a Nation when people are so insecure that they force compliance with flag ceremonies rather than address social issues. That’s bushleague shit which belongs in North Korea and other Fascist nations.

The NFL’s ability to get in their own way and create problems for themselves is amazing.

It’s 10 years away, they’re just planning ahead. Still a giant waste of money, and I’m with Dude on their being a 50/50 chance this is a ploy to get out of town.

The Cavs just strongarmed a ton of money out of the city to build a giant hideous glass box around the entirety of the Q, but they’re actually a great team which draws a ton of…[Read more]

Back on topic, ESPN is reporting that not only did the Jets have him ranked #1, but the Patriots were considering moving up to #2 to draft him.

I like Guice and Kirk.

I’m all in on Mayfield. Arm, accuracy, uses his mobility to extend plays. Tons of fire and leadership, he won’t settle for a losing attitude. He’s going to be the hardest worker in the locker room from day one, and he’s going to push everyone else and call out the slackers.

I’m not sold on Ward’s ability to handle larger and stronger NFL…[Read more]

If it does wind up being Mayfield, I’m not mad about it. I really won’t be upset unless it’s Rosen, whom I see being too “safe” a pick, in terms of limited upside.

I 100% agree. Darnold and then Chubb. I can honestly see Fitzpatrick, as having that center fielder would allow more aggressiveness from our front seven, but Chubb is far and away the best defensive player in the draft at arguably the second most valuable position in football.

No way do we not take Darnold #1.

Quarterbacks in this draft.

A) Highest cieling
B) Most ready to play day one.
C) Best FIT for the Browns. Not most likely to be drafted, but the best fit for the team.

D)Which team likely to draft a QB in the first round will give that QB the best chance to succeed?

See, I’d go Goff. He’s been brought up the right way (sat for the better part of a season), learned how to run an NFL team and put up nearly 4000 yards and nearly 30 TDs, with 62% completion. I’m not sure what higher of a ceiling any if these kids have, but the risk would certainly not be worth passing up that level of production.

While the Rams would not make this trade for obvious reasons; it’s interesting hypothetically. Would you trade our #1 for a young QB with a great pedigree who has shown he can succeed in the NFL? Or do you prefer one of the rookies in this class? How does this class stack up against recent ones?

It will probably be along the same lines as the Cavs “Scream Team”. Those dudes put on one hell of a show.

Joe has always been a league leader, and hopefully more players follow his lead and retire before their post-NFL lives are ruined by debilitating injuries.

Best of luck, Joe, obviously one of the all time Cleveland Browns greats. You played in the wrong era, unfortunately.

Weird question; can we make his retirement retroactive to the moment…[Read more]

So how high are you willing to draft Connor Williams? Does his injury keep him out of consideration at #4? Are you willing to package multiple picks to move up into the 20s to select him?

Dude is athletic as hell for a LT and has great hands and footwork. I don’t like the kid from Notre Dame, he just looks slow to me.

Well, it was a terrible failure the first time around, so how badly could it go this time…

Semi-related, but when did the ship sail on rookie QBs sitting for their first year by default? Hardly ever happens anymore. I think Kizer has all the potential, in terms of physical attributes, mentality and work ethic to be a great starter. He was certainly not equipped to be a year-one starter, however, in terms of being prepared to run an…[Read more]

I hope this dude can start to back up some of the shit he keeps talking. Otherwise this will get old, real fast.

He’s been here for a bit over a week and he’s said all the players on this team whose are phsyically and mentally beaten to shit after trying to win every week for this town on a weekly basis aren’t “real players”. Way to win over the locker room.

He also guaranteed a win against the Packers, so he’s pretty much set a precedent as a dude who likes to talk. I’m hoping that aspect of Dorsey gets reigned in before it gets him in trouble.

Dorsey guaranteed a win this week, so he can’t be all that smart.