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I'm not gonna lie, I actually look forward to seeing this in bold and at the top.... the train just keeps on crashing.

Oh how I long for the days of Holcomb vs Couch.

I wish I were still like that. I made the mistake of trying coffee when I was in my late 20s and now I'm a junkie. So like my buddy Grandmaster once told me... It's twice as sweet as sugar, twice as bitter as salt. And if you get hooked, baby, it's nobody else's fault, so don't do it!

Man, this is it for me too. I'm all for giving Stef one more year as I have been an unwilling passenger on the Browns' new Head Coach carrousel before and all it does is make us sick. But he has got to give away play calling in my eyes to have any chance at being successful. If he is allowed to call plays next year, he will compete to be the first Head Coach fired in early November.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/browns-sever-ties-bernie-kosar-202516440.html Sports wagering is now legal in Ohio. If it wasn’t, Bernie Kosar would still have a relationship with the Browns. The team severed ties with Kosar after he acknowledged on social media that he placed a legal $19,000 bet on the Browns to beat the Steelers, via Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Kosar, a former Browns quarterback, tweeted that the Browns told him “my services are no longer desired or needed.” Kosar added that he’s “shocked and disappointed,” and that “Orange and brown is my life.” Kosar shouldn’t be surprised. The NFL doesn’t mess around with gambling. Jaguars receiver Calvin Ridley has found out the hard way. Jets receivers coach Miles Austin has found out the hard way. Kosar is the first non-player and non-coach to be attached to a gambling-related consequence. The real question is whether it would have been an issue if he didn’t make it known. And the deeper problem is that the NFL profits significantly from its relationships with sports books that its employees are strictly prohibited from utilizing. Browns sever ties with Bernie Kosar after he bets $19,000 on Browns-Steelers game originally appeared on Pro Football Talk

No, I'll stay here and watch you evolve into the head queen of the snarky bitch brigade.

I'll take the Chargers' chance over the Browns'. But what do I know.

Quote for posterity.

He better drink plenty of Coke or Pepsi in the offseason, as I've seen many a YouTube video showing how cola can dissolve rust.

Our Chargers are headed for a chance at the Lombardi Trophy. Oh, and rain, we are getting plenty of rain.

I had the Browns going 6-11, so I'm pretty ecstatic with 7-10.

All things considered, it's been a good game to watch.

Good play mixed in with bad play and mistakes... at least they are consistent.

This is the first Browns game I have watched since the Dec 11 Bungles game as my daughter and her fiancé were home from Australia for Christmas.

Pulling for the kid big time and hearing anything positive is a step in the right direction. This planet could use a lot more people pulling for one another..... But what do I know.

I said 6-11 on Dutch's thread and unfortunately I'm right on schedule.

The craziest thing about this article is that AOL still exists.

Oh James already told me - yes, his name really is James. Anyone arguing against my point is only arguing to argue so they have something to argue about. But it's what the internet is for I guess.

Well, I guess it wasn't a rhetorical question to you. I keep waiting for people to pay me in full before I start work, but no one seems to want to. Although, there's a big job coming out for bid at our local Pilot Flying J, so there's a chance baby!

If you wanted your house painted, would you call up your town's best painting contractor, negotiate a price and then deposit the full $15K dollars into their account before they so much as set foot on your property? ^ Rhetorical question, as we all know what happens to the vast majority of humans when they lose the carrot. Watson is going to have to be elite, and in more ways than one, to not simply be human. I will tell you this, if someone paid me 2 million up front to race motocross, I would make many a business decision per lap compared to if I had to win to get that same 2 million.... imagine how I would ride with two zeros after the number 2. But what do I know, the rust will just drip away sooner or later....... right?

No, but if he did, he wouldn't get paid until he performed up to my expectations.

I don't pay my gardener, er landscaping technician, until he finishes his 4th and final service of the month, pretty sure I wouldn't hand an athlete money I couldn't recoup before they performed.... but I guess I'm weird that way. 😎

^ add to the above, handed 23% of a billion dollars in fully guaranteed money no matter how he performs on the field..... what could possibly go wrong with that?

At least he was cheap.

2 3 and outs to start the 2nd half after all the 1/2 time adjustments were made.... at least they're consistent.