Since there’s not much to talk about as far as winning games, I thought it would be a nice time to take a look at some of the guys that were moved off the team and how well they’re doing.
Alex Mack
This was easily the costliest decision we made in the offseason. Alex Mack didn’t get much attention in Cleveland because he was the 2nd best player on the O-line. His effect on the Falcons has been as huge as his loss has been for us. Matt Ryan spent
Browns fans, we’ve survived half of the season. If you’re reading this then you are a great fan indeed. No one would EVER call you a bandwagon fan.
It’s been a rough 8 games. At times we looked like a real NFL team, especially in the first half of yesterday’s game against the Jets. Unfortunately reality did come back and bite us. We are 0-8, and things don’t look to be improving.
The only good news is that we are a VERY young team and many of this year’s draft
With Josh McCown out of action for an undetermined number of games, it’s Kessler’s turn to step up. For those unfamiliar with Kessler, he left USC with over 10,000 yards, 88 TD’s, only 19 INT’s, and over 67% completion percentage. The Browns drafted him in the 3rd round and he saw only very limited action in the preseason. He went 19 for 28 for only 92 yards and had one rush for a single yard. He’s a rookie in the truest sense.
McCown’s first NFL action will
