Throw The Tarp Away And Turn On The Sprinklers

The New York Jets are the kind of team The Rhino hoped that the Cleveland Browns had a chance to be this year. A lousy team last year, the Jets have achieved a level of mediocrity this season to which the Browns can only aspire. The Jets currently boast a 4-3 record, and are led by two dominant rookie offensive lineman: D'Brickshaw Ferguson and Nick Mangold. Regardless, the Rhino thinks the Browns have a shot today ... if they run Droughns early and often.

Oct 28, 2006 8:00 PM

Drinking The Sand

John Hnat is fascinated with Browns fans downright giddy reaction to the firing of Maurice Carthon. In this excellent column, Hnat delves deeper into the Mo C firing, and examines the mob like mentality that Browns fans developed towards the teams embattled former offensive coordinator. His conclusion? Fans of this team are so thirsty, they will drink anything you give them.

Posted by John Hnat Oct 27, 2006 8:00 PM

The Browns Big Three

The Browns 1-5 start and the "resignation" of Mo Carthon has many fans pondering whether or not Romeo Crennel will make it through the season. And also wondering what the fate of Phil Savage and Randy Lerner will be with this franchise. In his latest, Erik Cassano looks at the good and the bad with all three men, and assesses their chances of still being with the franchise next year.

Posted by Erik Cassano Oct 25, 2006 8:00 PM

Cleveland Anonymous

Cris Sykes has a problem, and he's finally willing to admit it. He's a Cleveland sports fan, and there's nothing he can do about it despite the thirty years of pain and torture this addiction has caused him. Someone, somewhere, do a fellow citizen a good deed and sponsor this man.

Posted by Cris Sykes Oct 24, 2006 8:00 PM

The Morning After: Denver

Some teams use their bye week to get healthy. Some use it to make some minor adjustments to the playbook. Some use it as a time for soul-searching. The Browns, argues Erik Cassano, did none of the above. In his "Morning After" column, Papa Cass delivers a harrowing and honest state of the union of the Browns franchise, and argues that Crennel, Savage, and even Lerner could be gone by the time this team is ready to compete.

Posted by Erik Cassano Oct 23, 2006 8:00 PM

Throw The Tarp Away And Turn On The Sprinklers

Drinking The Sand

The Browns Big Three

Cleveland Anonymous

The Morning After: Denver

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