Posted on Monday 27 November 2006 by Kenny Roda @ 1:27 pm
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When you look at the 3-8 Browns of 2006, there are so many things that are wrong, that you don’t know where to begin. But let’s try and see if there’s one major problem or a ton of little problems.
A second year head coach in Romeo Crennel who has a combined record of 9 & 18 and is losing this team game by game, minute by minute. Those Super Bowl rings as an assistant coach only go so far in the respect category.
An owner in Randy Lerner who may be more concerned with his football (that really means soccer) team in England, than his football (that really means football, all though you’d never guess it by watching them) team in Cleveland.
A wide receiver in Braylon Edwards who’s dropped as many balls as he has one liners. Calling out coaches, teammates and opposing teams in the media. If he grabbed the passes thrown his way like he grabbed Charlie Frye Sunday on the sidelines, he’d be a Pro Bowl candidate.
An offensive line that acts like turnstiles, allowing opposing defenses to get to Charlie Frye faster than Browns fans can get into their seats at the stadium.
A quarterback in Charlie Frye who created more turnovers than Martha Stewart and the Pilsbury Doughboy combined.
No real veteran backup quarterback to tutor Charlie Frye through these tough times.
An offense, who now with it’s second offensive coordinator, hasn’t scored a touchdown in six quarters and was shut out today by the NFL’s 32nd, that’s right, the last ranked defense in the entire league.
A general manager in Phil Savage who needs to be held accountable for his talent evaluation so far in the draft, free agency and in trades. It now makes you wonder if indeed it was Ozzie Newsome who was the brains behind the Baltimore Ravens. By the way, Baltimore is now 9-2 and running away with the AFC North.
The Fans. For continually showing up and selling out the stadium even when you know the product sucks!
I could go on and on about the secondary, the running backs, strength and conditioning. But I think we’ve figured out at least one thing here. That it’s not just one major problem. It’s a bunch of major problems that the Browns need to correct just to be considered a respectable team. Because right now with all the chaos and confusion going on, they’re considered a laughing stock in the NFL.
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Looking at this team going into the offseason (since the season has been over for quite some time) I think the major needs will be O-line (priority # 1) D-lineman who can rush the passer (#2) and a # 2 cornerback (Bodden being 1). Really have to draft at least 1 O-tackle & 1 O-Guard in first 3 rounds of draft!! We need to get a quality DE & CB in free agency (i think Baxter’s career is over) . That would be a good start!! As for Frye, I’d give him a shot next year with the o-line being improved, but he has to work on checking down & getting rid of the ball quicker(dont always look for the homerun ball) I would like to see them go after a RB but we have too many holes to fill, it might be tough to get a good one in the draft!!!
Romeo must go. He has no emotion what so ever and i am tired of driving from Columbus every wekeend and dishing out $1400 a year for my two seats to watch this garbage. It starts at the top and Romeo is going backwards. Heck, Butch was much better with less talent. Let’s get Fisher or Cowher.
Jim brown should be offered the head coaching job for the Browns, Period. I feel that he will bring intensity and toughness to this team. As of now, this team is weak, especially the offensive line and they need to ashamed of their performance. Jim Brown should be offered the job, for he is the toughest man in the entire franchise and He can help the Browns relocate their stones.
seriously. this team is so f*d up. i’m at a loss any more to even try and figure it out.
kenny, like you listed above it seems every area of this team has turned into a train wreck, where does one start? here are some quick thoughts off the top of my head…
so if i ran the browns:
1) crennel and savage are on notice for year 3, there has to be marked improvement. at least a .500 record or their out. so they can man-up and rise to the occasion or be weak and crumble. and lets seem some real leadership out there. i always see succesfull coaches getting fired up and getting in players faces when things are good and bad. i never se that here.
2) if troy smith is there in round 1 i think you have to take him. i’d expect the remaining rounds to be a couple o-line, a cb, and a couple d-line. but it has to be clear that this team is going to address the o-line!
3) free agency, we must land 1 or 2 really good players who still have a lot of juice left, meaning - not a mcginnest type player who has been around forever. also, a real veteran qb who is clear that he isn’t here meant to be the starter. i think dilfer would have done that if not for carthon. and again, it has to be clear that this team is going to address the o-line!
4) cut the crap off this team or trade it, bye-bye northcutt, edwards your traded, etc. this list could go on and on. putting in younger or unproven players can be no worse than what we are getting now.
5) ownership send all season ticket holders some type of discount coupon for next year.
that being said, kenny, i’d like to hear some ideas on what you think can be done to address some of this.
Blame,
there is all sorts of blame Kenny and not enough people to blame. This team is crap and will be crap for a long time. There is no solution as I believe even Cower or Parcells could net get this team to win. I don’t have a solution other than blow up the whole thing.
1. First, we need players with a additude on the field, not off the field.
2. We need a GM that can assess talent and draft according to not only the best player on the board but address our needs like the needs.
3. You need a coach that will get in the players faces and stop being their best friend and thus can control his team.
4. You need players that can do their jobs, like catch footballs, gain one yard on third down, hold on to footballs, make smart decisions.
5. You need a PROVEN OFFENSIVE co-ordinator that thiks offensively and not preventively.
6. You need an owner that actually cares about this team.
I just don’t know how to solve it because you can’t fire everyone including the players. What you might be able to do is start getting draft picks for any players that we can dump other than a very select few. I want 20 draft picks to rebuild this team from scratch because this team is CRAP.
Kenny, I think you meant faster than fans LEAVING the stadium in your analysis.
Blame - O-line.
Charlie has no time to breathe and make plays happen (especially late in the game when the O-line is tired). Also, runners have limited lanes to punch through.
I think that they need to stick with Romeo and especially Phil Savage. They redid the roster a year ago, signed free agents that for the line ‘had’ track record. Those guys evidently have deminished skill levels.
I didn’t expect the Browns to make the playoffs this year, but I was expecting a better effort from week to week. Be that as it may, with moves during the off season, the line could improve.
Next year, they should be high enough in the draft to get either Joe Thomas (Wisc), Sam Baker (USC), or Jake Long (Mich) for the OL.
Hopefully, LCB comes back at center. Cut the deadweight to free up money(Andruzzi, Coleman, and Corner Gary Baxter). Keep Ryan Tucker, Lenny Freeman(backup), and Hank Fraley(backup).
SIGN Eric Steinbaugh from the Bengals who is a free agent.
Defensively, I think they are a stud D-lineman from being a dominant defense.
Daven Holly is a serviceable Corner with alot of game experience due to this year.
Hopefully Daylon can come back, and Bodden stays healthy. Still, they need to draft or sign at least an slightly above average corner.
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I like the signing of David Dellucci for the Indians. Veterans leadership.
Here’s what my man Ken Rosenthal says:
http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/6211856
Who is to blame? There is plenty of blame to go around. In no particular order:
1. Randy Lerner for not interviewing anyone else beside Crennel. Ok, maybe there were token interviews, but it was Romeo all along.
2. Phil Savage for poor evaluation of the following free agents: Joe Andruzzi, Kevin Shaeffer, Ted Washington. Poor evaluation on the following draft picks: Braylon Edwards (another Michigan WR bust) & Charlie Frye (not an NFL ready QB).
3. Romeo for not knowing when to pull the hatchet on Carthon
4. The offensive line for sucking
5. Braylon Edwards for shooting off his mouth and contributing very little on the field. He is tied for the lead on the team with Northcutt for most dropped passes.
(At least Winslow backs up his talk with excellent play on the field.)
6. Phil Savage for not getting a competent backup QB
7. Fans who actually pay to see this doormat of a team week after week. We HAVE become the Bengals of the 1990s and the LA Clippers up until last year.
8. Injuries
I’ll write more on this later, but right now it’s the fans faults. You’re losers. You accept losing ways. You stand for losing and foster a culture of losing. New York, Boston, Chicago, Philly; yea, they can be annoying at times but they don’t stand for losing. They boo. They call and complain. The send letters and calls. Not so much the fans of 850, but when I listen to post-game shows on WTAM (painful as it is) the majority of the fans call in and say ‘they root for the uni’; ‘they’re one player away’; ‘they played well.’ Give me a break. This is 2006. The fact that losing has gone on this long is ridiculous. It starts at the top? Wrong; it starts at the bottom as they allow the top to get away with it. Look around people; you’re still paying for tickets. Buying merchandise. Tailgating. Partying. I hate to say it, but Butch Davis was right: the fans need to get a life.
Oh, and another thing? Jim Brown as coach is a joke. He should coach the Browns as much as Austin Carr should coach the Cavs. What has he done to help temper some of the big mouth no number younger players? Isn’t that his role in his title-only ‘executive of player development and bullcrap statements that get nothing accomplished’? If he’s so tough he would be in their faces straightening this stuff out already. He watches the games from the owners box for crying out loud; he has an audience with the top. And what has it accomplished? Nothing. Wait, I guess he WOULD fit as a Browns coach. That seems to be what they accomplish these days. Nothing.
Blaming the fans is the most rediculous thing I’ve ever heard. How much effect has the “lets not show up to games so we can punish the ownership” argument done for the Cavs and the Indians? Shapiro and Dolan could care less what the fans think, and the Cavs got lucky winning the lottery when they had a chance to get LBJ. The Red Sox didn’t win a World Series for 86 years, but did that stop Boston fans from going to Fenway? No. They showed up every game, every year, until their ownership got it right. And when it happened, they were rewarded more so than any other fanbase for being so loyal.
So really, what good would not showing up to games do? The thing that makes me the most proud to be a Browns fan, is how loyal we are, through thick and thin. So I agree, we perhaps need to shout louder over the airwaves, but the second those seats stop getting filled, that’s when we start becoming fair-weather - and that’s not how the Brown’s fans do business!
There is so much blame to go around within the organization but the one area I am more confident in then most is Phil Savage. He is not the greatest GM of all time but he has done a nice job of filling in the best he could.
He drafted Edwards (which filled a need and has the potential), Brodney Pool who looks like he could be a solid DB for this team, Wimbley who is being mentioned as defensive rookie of the year, D’Q Jackson who is emerging as a legit LB for this team. Sure Ted Washington is having a down year but there was not a better alternative at his position. McGinnest, has been a great mentor for not only Wimbley but the entire defense. JJ would be much better if he could get the ball thrown to him more. Cribbs is going to be a very good player for this team down the road. He is already a Pro Bowl caliber return man but could eventually serve as a dual threat (ala Randle El). Baxter and Bentley were great signings but no one could have predicted their injuries (unless God truly is a Pittsburgh fan). Most importantly, he did the one thing fans have been harping on for years, and that was signing a punter. Savage signed the best punter available and Zastadiul has been the most consistent player on the team.
The only issue I have is not bringing in a back-up. However, I see the logic behind trading Dilfer. I firmly believe that having Bentley would have helped Frye even more so. But, by the time Bentley got hurt all the serviceable back-up and veteran QB’s were signed (aside from Vinny).
Savage has had two off seasons to make moves on a team that needed A LOT of work. I personally think he has done as good of a job as anyone could have with this organization. Let’s see what he does this off season.
Well, I hate to say it, but Browns fans do a sorry business. Good point on years of losing in Boston, but look at the other side - of those 86 years, how many were they in contention? The playoffs? The World Series? The Browns aren’t even close. By displaying the behavior you’re referencing, proudly (stupidly) showing up through thick and thin, you’re encouraging/backinig a losing culture. Trust me, if you want to affect the top, hit em’ where it hurts - the wallet. Look what Michael said earlier - he drops a lot of money and comes up from Columbus for what? A 30-0 shutout? Horrible football? Lousy team play? Terrible coaching? Take a stand, man. Pocket the money. Get your friends. Go picket. Demand better. But no, every year, optimism runs eternal and fans show-up to tailgate, sell out the stadium, bark and go crazy for….like I said above….nothing. Cleveland fans deserve better. They work too hard for their money for it to be pissed away on horrible football.
i think if things continue (crennel is now 1-9 in the division with 2 more losses to go 1-11 in 2 years)at current pace, crennel is done. the carthon fiasco,now the lameness in the response to edwards, he is toast. even grossi keeps hinting that crennel is finished. hell, jim brown doesn’t even support him anymore! my fear is cowher sits a year and goes somewhere else after next year. just think of the duds this organization has hired since blantoncollier left in the 60s, nick scorich, never got another job, forrest gregg, burns toomany bridges, sam rutigiliano, never got another job, marty best hire and was fired cause mo-dell wanted to interfer in the football side, bud carson-no comment bill belichick-ruined the franchise was lame in new england until brady stepped in, chris palmer?who? butch davis, nuff said, and now romeo crennel, 10 years from now someohe will compile the same list and say who? this franchise is just a patheitc joke!
I blame the owner, the GM, the coach, and the players. The owner because he cares more about that bullshit soccer team he just bought, in England. How many times has he brought his sorry ass to watch a Browns game?
The GM for signing mediocre players in free agengy, like Gary Baxter, Ted Washington, Joe Andruzzi, and Willie McGinnest. And for wasting draft picks like Travis Wilson, and Antonio Perkins. I’d take Culpepper over Leon Williams any day. I also blame him for not going after coaches with experience.
The coach for depending on a bum ass offensive coordinator. He was so reluctant to fire Carthon because Crennel is a defensive minded coach.
The players for stinking up the joint every sunday. They’re underachieving, whiny, babies that have no guts, balls, or heart.
First off I need to say that I live 7000 miles away and 10 hours ahead of EST… and I think I’m a bigger fan than most of the people in the city of Cleveland. Like most I have been disappointed by this season, and there are many areas of improvement.
I think it’s funny thaqt people are blaming Savage… His drafting record to this point has been better than we have had since our return. There are alot of young players that have loads of talent on this team, and they are our future. They just need more game experience.
The O-line: I agree that our O-line is horrible, we have too many washed up veterans and injuries hurt from day one… Bently will be back next season, and should still be considered one of the best centers in the league. Other than that we indeed need restructure the line with younger more promising players through the draft and free agency.
The QB: I know there is talk that a new QB can be brought in to put pressure on Frye. To this point I don’t think anyone can really evaluate him accurately. On the few occasions he has had time in the pocket, he has shown the ability to put some good zip on the ball and hit his target… But that has not happened all that much because he has been either running for his life or getting hit as he throws. An improved O-Line should help him along. And if he has more time to throw that will also give the other guys on the Offense an oppertunity to make plays. But I would still bring in another QB to push… I would even consider Smith from OSU.
Edwards: Edwards has shown he has what it takes to play well in the NFL.. he has had several big games this year for us, but with the incoinsistancy of the O-line, and Frye not having time to make the throws, it has been hard for anyone on the offense to be consistant. The display on the sidelines was his fustration coming out…and I don’t blame him… I was yelling an screaming at the O-line too…lol
Free Agents: Yes, Free agency has not been good to us… we have signed several veterans, but mostly for leadership.. You can’t control injuries, you just have to hope they can get over them and stay healthy. McGinnest was brought in as a leader, not to make plays..I think he has done a fine job. Washington.. well he is big and old, and has stayed healthy at least, but you have to put guys around him that can play well too. Baxter… well I am fustrated with the injuries… maybe he should lay off all the supplements.
Crennel: I know everyone has viewed him as being soft… I have seen it myself. But we don’t know what goes on behind closed doors… the guy knows how too coach, but I think there is some room for improvement. Maybe he does need to step up his intensity…but people has said the same thing about Belichick… they have a very similar approach..it’s more about teamwork and unity, and building respect. I think he has the players respect, it’s just we are a few players away from being competative.
O Coordinator: I think Davison has done a decent job. I think they need to give him a shot through next season… He has his own way of running the offense, but you can’t change too much too fast…give him time to put his system in place. That’s all I have to say about that.
Overall, I don’t think we should make too many changes to the coaching staff or Front office yet…let’s give it another year..this is the first year we came into the season with the same staff… there are alot of problems on this team, but there has been some glimpes of hope..and when it comes down to it, we have not had the easiest schedule and have been in every game except last week. if we can get over that hump things will improve.
Regarding my comments on why the fans should be blamed, i.e. writing them a free pass every week? See Iceberg’s comments, especially the last paragraph. Everyone is admitting that something is wrong, something needs to change, something has to happen to change this culture of losing….yet, we still have a fan(s) looking at things as if they will improve. Give Davidson a chance? Get over the hump? I think some Browns fans need a reality check.
Check out my full article on this: http://tastyburger.wordpress.com/
Sorry IcebergSlim; I meant to reference Fan in Turkmenistan’s post; not yours. Iceberg’s comments are right on.
Wow! There are alot of problems to be dealt with this off season. You all have hit the nail on the head Hopefully someone over in Berea will read this!
It’s cool. This “Fan” in Turkmenistan is giving Savage way too much credit for his draft credentials. Sure he drafted Ray Lewis, Jonathan Ogden, Peter Boulware, Ed Reed, and our own lovable Gary Baxter. But this guy can’t draft a QB if his life depended on it. Kyle Bowler, Charlie Frye, Josh Harris, Chirs Redman, Wes Pate, Walli Richardson, Jon Stark. Wasn’t Ozzie Newsome the GM in Baltimore?
Listen, I’m not here to bash anyones loyalty to the team, but if the Browns were a girlfirend, we would’ve been broken up, and moved on to the next one. We pay money to support this franchise, and we’ve gotten absolutely nothing in return. Are you happy about that? We’ve watched as our bitter enemy go on to two SB, we watched as Denver went on to choke 2 SB that we should’ve be in, and then go on to win 2 more. We watched as Our old team went on and win a SB, and we even watched our old coach go on and win 4. Not to mention the Bungals went to the SB.
That shit alone will make you go crazy, and you got the nerve to question my loyatly.
Yuck Fou, man. You don’t know me!
If the Browns fire Romeo Crennel, will the fans be able to stomach another rebuilding project? I, for one, am not ready to hear about how we need to be patient while another coach installs his system and acquires his type of players. What if the new coach favors the 4-3 defense? I don’t think Denver will be willing to give the Browns their old 4-man front back. To avoid another rebuilding project, the new coach would have to favor the 3-4. I also don’t think the Browns want to go with another assistant coach with no head coaching experience or a college coach with no NFL experience. How many coaches with these characteristics will be available? I am generally not a fan of the popular trend of firing coaches every couple of years if there isn’t enough progress. If you have conviction in your hire, you have to commit to him long-term. So let’s give Crennel at least one more year.
Any word on what Ryan Tucker’s “undisclosed illness” is? He’s now out for the year and evidently it’s career threatening. I understand that the team wants to protect his privacy, but don’t reporters have a responsbility to do some REPORTING and find out what the illness is? If all they do is regurgetate what the team tells them, what good are they?
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I’m 16 years old and live in Indianapolis, Indiana. I’ve grown up loving the Browns with all my heart. My dad had Dawg Pound seats in Municipal Stadium, he taped almost all the games that were on TV at the time. Every weekend when I was little my dad and I watched a game that he taped before the Browns were moved. A great memory I have watching these games is when the Browns played the Steelers at home and Eric Metcalf ran back two punts for TDs. I remember Cris Collinsworth calling the game and when Metcalf ran the second punt back saying “Look at the little guy go!” When I was 5, I saw my first Browns game, in fact it was the last game the Browns would be playing the Steelers in Municipal Stadium. I’m not giving any excuses, but I believe that us fans can be the blame for some of the lack of effort the Browns give.
THE STADIUM ATMOSPHERE IS NOT THE SAME AS IT USED TO BE. THE DAWG POUND IS NOT THE SAME. WE NEED TO BRING THAT BACK!!
Starting this weekend against the Chiefs we need bring the atmosphere in from Municipal Stadium. We need to restore the Dawg Pound, make it what people remember from the Kardiac Kids days. Us fans need to show even more emotion than what we already have shown for our team.
We still need to have the love, faith, and loyalty we have for our team. We can’t give up on our team even if we have a bad record. No support for our team= no reason to play for the players.
The love and support for our team makes us the best fans anywhere, that’s what makes us Browns fans.
We love our Browns, there is no reason to give up. We the fans cannot stop loving our team.
We need to think about the future, how great it is going to be when we make the playoffs and win the SuperBowl. It is going to make those wins even more-sweet than it already will be. We need to weather the storm, stick together like Browns fans do, and support our team with all we have.
MAKE THE CLEVELAND BROWNS WHAT IT USED TO BE. IT STARTS WITH THE FANS. STICK TOGETHER AND CHEER ON OUR BROWNIES.
The players are to blame before the coaching staff. I have heard far too many times from friends that they have seen the players at clubs and out late. These guys are young millioinaires in some cases that do not appreciate the chance that they have been given to play in Cleveland and in the NFL.
I have not seen the fire, drive, and intensity that other players have regarding being able to play professional football. You think that they would have learned from Winslow and his assinine accident. Perhaps from Droughns and his DUI. Other teams like the Chargers have a player shot, but they have rallied and are contenders. Does Braylon Edwards or any other players show up and watch film at 6:00 AM as does Chad Johnson. That is the attitude and commitment that it takes. IT”S A JOB!!!!!, so take it seriously.
Savage and Crennel need to kick butt and tell these primadonnas that NOW they are playing for a JOB. Look at Dallas, Vanderjadt signs for 3 million and is CUT!
IF YOU DON”T PERFORM ON THE FIELD, THEN YOU ARE GONE!!!
On Tony Grossi’s podcast today, Crennel is dead in the water. Now it is just about the timing. However, he thinks Tressel will be the next coach, and as great as Tress is, college is his game. I am not sure Tressel will work, and that leads to who would be the next Ohio State coach?!
I already told yall that these dudes aint got no heart. They aint got no balls either. They’ve become the bitches of the AFC North. They got spanked by the Steelers 41-0, the Bengals 30-0, and all Baltimore has to do is let Jamal Lewis run loose and break that 295 yard record that he put up on us 2 yrs ago. They need to play butt-naked, because they don’t deserve to put on the orange and brown.
They have no understanding of the history, or the rivalries. All they care about is what college they went to. When Kenard Lang was here, he cared more about the OSU vs Miami game more than the upcoming season. And Braylon, need I say more. He talked about how Michigas was going to kick OSU’s ass, not about how he was going to impact the game.
They got no heart!!!
is it safe to say most of us wouldn’t shed a tear if this clowns organization packed up and left town, unlike when the real browns left in 95? how pathetic is that?
Kenny,
I honestly believe that we should spread the blame evenly amongst many people or peoples. First I’d start with Butch Davis. We are still cleaning up the mess that he started years ago. Yeah, we got rid of most of his mistakes, but we still have to develop the youngsters that we bring in to replace them. Second, the fans. We gotta quit accepting this losing tradition. Thirdly, I go with the offensive line. I understand that it might be the hardest position to play, minus QB, in the league, but damn….they suck. One one thousand, two-one thousa…sack. Gettin old. Fourth, the coach. Playcalling, decisions, etc. But I am certainly not ready to give up on him yet. I could honestly go on for awile. Almost everyone or everything you named on your list, I would agree with. I think we gotta keep trying, but the frustration should be relayed to the top. I wish Dolan was the owner for the Browns, and Lerner for the Tribe. Cuz we all know 70 mill ain’t jack to spend for Lerner.100 for that matter. As far as Braylon is concerned. It took me until the beginning of this year to actually like a Michigan player(first ever). And he completely blew that up with the BRuss thing and messing with Charlie. Dude needs an ass-kicking. Get him K2! I’d like to finish with this……Go Cavs!
Blaming Davis is reaching back a bit. Although it shouldn’t be overlooked that he did draft Warren over LT which led to needing to draft Green. And he did draft a special teams long snapper.
Gents, we have a bigger problem. The Cavs, after being off since Saturday, just lost to the Knicks. The Knicks!!!! A team that lost back-to-backs against the Bulls. A team that had 49 turnovers in those two losses. Are you kidding me!!! I can’t take this. We need to stop the Browns while we can. They’re ruining the other franchises. In the same week as the Browns playing the worst game of the season, the Indians signed Delluci and the Cavs just lost to the Knicks. Thank God The Buckeyes call Columbus home!
All I gotta say is that we need o-line!! Teams are only rushing 3 or 4 down lineman & getting to Charlie within 3 seconds is UNACCEPTABLE!!!!!!!!!!!! A good offensive line makes an average QB & RB look good!!! Just look the Chiefs for example!! Basically 3 pro bowlers on that line for the past 3-5 years & Priest Holmes looked like Walter Payton!! Trent Green looked like Joe Montana!! We gotta get better help up front PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!!
We have had Savage and Crennel for two years. Look art the players that they brought in. Look at the talent that other teams have signed. I think it all goes back to Savage and Crennel. They made the decisions on what players to draft and sign as free agents. Both came from winning programs, but maybe other people made them look good. I say get rid of both of them. Roda you were so hyped when both of them came to the Browns. How do you feel about them now?
now we find out that edwards went to the ohio state michigan, used a helicopter and was late for a team meeting! great, did he get discipline? probably not, crennel is becoming the weakest coach in browns’ history! he is an embarrassment to the fans and to the organization.
Davis also drafted Quincy Morgan over Mr. Ocho Cinco, and Paul Zukauskas over T.J. Who’s ya mama? Doesn’t that just piss you off?
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