Poor Cleveland lol

First RGIII, now they lose McCown. I dont know how their whole fanbase hasnt killed themselves yet lol, I almost feel bad for them

A 20 point lead erased only to lose 25-20? That's about as Browns as you can get.

I was phone watching the games yesterday since I was in the hospital visiting a friend. As soon as the PAT was blocked and the Ravens got 2, I knew the Browns would lose. I'd almost feel bad except I remember how hated a rival they are. Jackson has his work ahead of him. I think they'll regret not taking Wentz.

Their starters are dropping like flies.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/news/the-browns-are-cursed-two-weeks-two-injured-quarterbacks-153403211.html

ImmaculateGreenePolamalu wrote:

I was phone watching the games yesterday since I was in the hospital visiting a friend. As soon as the PAT was blocked and the Ravens got 2, I knew the Browns would lose. I'd almost feel bad except I remember how hated a rival they are. Jackson has his work ahead of him. I think they'll regret not taking Wentz.

If they give Jackson the time. I doubt Belichick could do anything with this team this year.

Spoiler:

Soooo Cleveland. What will you give us for Landry Jones? :)

Kessler will be Browns’ 26th starting quarterback since 1999

Posted by Michael David Smith on September 19, 2016

Browns starting quarterback Robert Griffin III got hurt in Week One. Browns starting quarterback Josh McCown got hurt in Week Two. And in Week Three, the Browns’ starting quarterback will be rookie Cody Kessler.

That makes Kessler the Browns’ 26th starting quarterback since the franchise returned to the NFL in 1999, a preposterous total that shows just how hard it has been for Cleveland to find stability at the most important position in football. The long list of starting quarterbacks in Cleveland includes a current NFL head coach, several first-round draft busts, veterans who came to Cleveland at the ends of their careers, young quarterbacks who later had more success elsewhere, and both McCown brothers.

Here’s the full list of Browns quarterbacks since they re-entered the league as an expansion team in 1999: Tim Couch, Ty Detmer, Doug Pederson, Spergon Wynn, Kelly Holcomb, Jeff Garcia, Luke McCown, Trent Dilfer, Charlie Frye, Derek Anderson, Ken Dorsey, Brady Quinn, Bruce Gradkowski, Colt McCoy, Jake Delhomme, Seneca Wallace, Brandon Weeden, Thaddeus Lewis, Jason Campbell, Brian Hoyer, Johnny Manziel, Connor Shaw, Josh McCown, Austin Davis, Robert Griffin III, Cody Kessler.

Kessler will be the Browns’ fifth starting quarterback in their last five games as Manziel started Week 16 and Davis started Week 17 last year. With the exception of the 1987 strike year when teams used replacement players, no team since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger has ever started five different quarterbacks over five consecutive games.

Five is also the number of starting quarterbacks the Packers have had — since Week 4 of the 1992 season. The Packers’ full list of starters since Week 4, 1992 is Brett Favre, Aaron Rodgers, Matt Flynn, Seneca Wallace and Scott Tolzien.

The Browns’ list of starters since Week 4, 1992 is the above 26 players as well as Bernie Kosar, Mike Tomczak, Todd Philcox, Vinny Testaverde, Eric Zeier and Mark Rypien. Yes, the Browns have had 32 starting quarterbacks during a period of time in which the Packers have had five starting quarterbacks — and the Browns didn’t exist for three years during that period of time.

Maybe Kessler will show the Browns were smart to draft him in the third round, and will develop into that elusive Browns franchise quarterback. If he does that, he’ll be bucking a long trend of futility.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/09/19/kessler-will-be-browns-26th-starting-quarterback-since-1999/

I was just telling my son tonight that the best way to build a successful NFL franchise is to just to do everything opposite from what the Cleveland organization does (Scouting, Drafting, etc.)... I mean, we all knew that bringing RGIII in wasn't a good idea. It seems like they have made every wrong decision ever since they re-entered the league in 1999.

I will never ever EVER feel bad for Cleveland. Since the Cavs won, they think every team is gonna win the championship.

Morons.

Find the Browns fan in your life and give them a hug

By Dan Hanzus
End Around Writer
Published: Sept. 21, 2016

Just quit it.

You've made your point, Football Gods. We get it. You hate the Browns.

Frankly, we're in overkill territory now. We've been there for some time, in fact. But now it's just getting ridiculous. Here's a quick recap of the last 15 days in Cleveland:

» Carson Wentz beats Browns
» RGIII hurts shoulder, goes to IR
» Josh McCown hurts shoulder, confronts football mortality
» Carson Wentz beats Bears, positions self as OROY favorite
» Big Ben (who was passed on by the Browns) says he's surprised Browns passed on Carson Wentz
» Josh Gordon arrest warrant issued
» Corey Coleman breaks hand in practice

None of that is made up. All that bad stuff happened to the Browns. There was more stuff, too, like promising third-round pick Carl Nassib breaking his hand, Cameron Erving being raced to a hospital with a bruised lung and, oh yeah, the Browns blowing a 20-point lead in a loss to the Ravens, the two-time Super Bowl champion franchise who used to be the Browns.

If you know a Browns fan, call them tonight. Tell them that you're thinking of them. Tell them it's all going to be OK. Even if you both know that may not be the case.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000707306/article/find-the-browns-fan-in-your-life-and-give-them-a-hug

the browns would suck even if they had tom brady

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000707143/article/browns-wideout-corey-coleman-suffers-broken-hand

man these guys can't catch a break

and the real Browns had to move to Baltimore before becoming Super Bowl Winners. the mistake by the lake.

What football god did they piss off?

You HAVE to feel bad for them.

jak341 wrote:

You HAVE to feel bad for them.

Once I thought I did feel for bad for them, then I realized it was only gas!

jak341 wrote:

What football god did they piss off?

You HAVE to feel bad for them.

Apparently the same one my Hawkeyes pissed off.

IowaSteeler927 wrote:

jak341 wrote:

What football god did they piss off?

You HAVE to feel bad for them.

Apparently the same one my Hawkeyes pissed off.

College football gods are easier to make amends with. However, NFL football gods, not so much.

Your honor I give you exhibit A: Cleveland Browns and exhibit B: Detroit Lions

Just when I thought the Dolphins out-Brownsed the Browns, the Browns had to show them how to REALLY do it right.

The best part was the videos of the disappointment. A buddy of mine (Browns fan) had his gf take a video of the "winning" field goal. What she captured was a bar full of disappointed people. Hilarious.

Kessler concussed today, Kevin Hogan is the browns 5th QB this season

And now if the Cubs can lay their baseball curse on the Indians, it'll just make it more fun to mock Cleveland.

if you want your career to end, play for cleveland

I've got a feeling that the Browns could be the next 0-16 team.

Don't look now, but Cleveland is on the verge OF ANOTHER championship.

jak341 wrote:

Don't look now, but Cleveland is on the verge OF ANOTHER championship.

Which of course does not involve the Browns

Kleveland Kan't Spell

This botched 'GPODAWUND' banner perfectly encapsulates the 2016 Browns

Cleveland sports fans are having quite the year. The Cavaliers won their first NBA title. The Indians are a game away from winning the World Series. But then there’s the Browns, who can’t seem to do anything right — not even something as simple as properly aligning a banner.

THIS IS THE GPODAWUND, BABY pic.twitter.com/DO3byFqqt4

— numberFire (@numberFire) October 30, 2016

http://ftw.usatoday.com/2016/10/nfl-cleveland-browns-botched-banner-gpodawund

^ I laughed out loud for about 10 minutes after reading that story.