Hey “stairwayto7″! How’s that username of yours working out? How hilarious is it that Steelers fans are so freakin’ obnoxious and entitled that they name themselves after a SB victory that never happened? Talk about embarrassing- I would have changed my username the second they pathetically choked.
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That guy is probably universally despised on here..he makes ridiculous comments about every team and even has the nerve to taunt Packers fans.

For the Browns sake I hope Hardesty bounces back for them…would almost be like getting an extra draft choice this year.

I fear he will either have a monster year..get paid and then the injury bug will return or he will have a good but not amazing year and turn Javon Walker on us.

If you can win a Super Bowl w/o him and by losing 50 other players and going on a 6-0 run with 5 in a row on the road then maybe you cash the chip and get some help in other places. At the 6 spot Pack could land Prince to groom behind Charles,Watt to replace Jenkins or one of the top WR’s to replace Jones and DD in a year or 2. Add another 3rd w/ a 2 and two 4ths and Ted could really upgrade the middle portion of the roster.

Cleveland would have 2 TE’s..one who can play wide in some sets and then get a WR when FA finally opens. AND still have a late 1 to get a OL or CB.

The WR group is laughable. Robiskie couldn’t get open against my grandmother. Just because he went to Ohio State is no reason to overlook the fact that he sucks. Massaquoi is a possession receiver at best and Stuckey is a special teams quality player forced into the slot role with the Browns.

Shurmur will discover what Mangini knew all too well: you can’t win without talent. The Browns are in for a rough year, and that’s assuming Colt McCoy is decent, which I am not yet sure of.

Oh yeah, and the Browns also traded an ace Def. coordinator and a great head coach for a Holmgren lackey and Dick Jauron. Not a positive move.

And I consider myself an optimistic Browns fan.

Rosenthal is just talking crap because he (a New England Patriots fan) is having a grudge on his favorite team’s ex-tight end that underachieved for a few years.

This guy is actually proving that he can play, but the number of balls thrown is a problem. There needs to be a featured receiver to bail out the quarterback when he’s taking his chances.

In this draft the Browns should pick wide receiver(s) because Pat Shurmur will be seeing two of his ex-Philly quarterbacks able to be snatched off the market, Kevin Kolb and Donovan McNabb.

Conference call with season tickets holders. . . . all 7 of em
browns… jeeez,,,

Colt McCoy is gonnna surprise some folks. I think they just need some talent for the kid. one of these top receivers would be a nice addition or even moving back cause there is some nice talent there. Hell if they get another serious OG they could have the best OL in the game.

ummm can we have Sheldon Brown back.

I think sleeper playmakers poised for big contributions in 2011 season are Marcus Benard on defense and Massaquoi and TE Evan Moore on offense…and hopefully whoever we pick at #6 – Robert Quinn or AJ Green or PAtrick Peterson or Nick Fairley, or Julio Jones…

The only reason he caught that many was because they had no other options – and Caldwell was gone from the league the following year.

Hillis has to improve his control of the ball. I am not sure rushing for over 1000 yds will let the Browns coaching staff forget the fumbling issue. I still think Hardesty will come in and have a great year, if they use him right.

And on a side note, I wonder if Hillis wins the Madden Video Game Cover dealio, which curse will prevail? The Madden curse, or the forever ongoing curse of playing for the Browns, where they may need to bring a priest to exorcise the injury demons! lol

Lol…. That was a joke…..Right?

And yea Leftcoast, i forgot all about Cribbs. Weird he wasn’t mentioined.

*8.4 yards/return on punts? 17 yard long?
*20.4 yards/return on kicks? 37 yard long?

Those are EXTREMELY underwhelming numbers. So far as 2010 was concerned, Cribbs was NOT a playmaker

Colt McCoy, Brian Robiskie, Massaquoi and Peyton Hillis are all 24 or younger. Yes, they need to add a few more pieces (somebody to take Chansi Stuckey’s starting job), but they have an operable QB in McCoy (over 60%, over 7 yards per attempt make him a workable option), they have a bruising RB also capable of catching 60 passes, and there is not a thing wrong with their offensive line.

Add or trade for a 2nd TE (Fred Davis of Washington could come cheap and makes a decent 2nd option) then add another body or two in the mix at WR. Maybe Mike Sims Walker makes sense for the Browns, if they can avoid over-paying.