Not even close. The last Browns player to leave the Ravens was Matt Stover. There were only 2 browns players on the roster in 1999, and only Stover on the 2000-2001 superbowl team.

Your statement is just the mindless droning of someone frustrated at the Raven’s success, where your team has none.

Seems like raven fans are getting nervous that their almighty house of cards is going to tumble….so many world of dreams crushed so easily… Rest easy it won’t happen, but its fun to watch the panic and the foaming at the mouth of raven fans…made my day
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This Steelers fan didn’t see any “house of cards” from the Ravens during the playoffs this year. They were a solid team that fairly eassily took care of Indy, came out on top in a war in Denver, kicked New England’s butt in the second half and the Niners in the first-plus.

Let’s face it, we’re in no position to criticize Baltimore right now. They’re the SB champs, we’re coming off 8-8. Show them the same respect we’ve expected after our team has won it all. They’re the champs, not the Bengals.

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If anyone wants Kruger, let them have him. When is the last time a player drafted and grown by the Ravens went on to accomplish anything? Remember the likes of Bart Scott, Adalius Thomas, Dwan Edwards, Jason Brown etc etc…

Buyer beware. History is against you.

As a fan right now, the only thing you can do is ignore all of the articles like this. They are mostly speculation and have no motive other tyan stirring up the emotions of the fans.

I’ll let Ozzie do his magic. And Joe WILL be a Ravens next year, you can count on that.

Let’s put crazy ideas in a hat, pull them out and report them.

good riddance, after upshaw was drafted you were gone after this year no matter what

and flacco would still have to agree to play for the browns, something i dont see him doing no matter what the contract is

Wallace can’t catch.

I prefer Flacco stays in Balt and destroys their cap. Could care less where Wallace goes.

Go Steelers!

As for Mike Wallace … the Browns can have him. I watched the Steelers wave good-bye to Burress, Washington, and Holmes but continue to succeed. Meanwhile, we had in Hines Ward a receiver who blocked when we needed blocking, who never complained about not getting the ball enough or said he couldn’t catch because he’d lost focus while we ran the ball. Divas belong on opera stages and Paris fashion runways–not football fields.

I would much rather be in the position we are in than in the position of the Browns. They still don’t know who their QB of the future. And Cincy thought it was Dalton, but after a mediocre second season, now they are having ?’s as well.

Suggs is going nowhere. Even if you cut him the cap savings is 1.3 million and the dead money is in the 13 million range. The guy that may get revamped is Ngata. He has not earned his contract since he became injury suspect. But again, the cap savings are not all that much.

This is not the greatest situation, but there have been worse. And by seasons end we will again be in the hunt for the playoffs and the Clowns will be thinking about the draft.

The Flacco to the Browns rumor is too incredible to even consider.

Go Browns…. I’d love to see the Browns become competetive. The new owner is the key. Remember the Glory Days

Many posters on this site weren’t alive during Clevelands “glory days” so forgive us for not remembering.

Got it.

Reality- if a guy like Wallace had an offer from Miami and a matching offer from Cleveland, where do you think he’ll go? Same goes for guys like Kruger or Lawson- they’ve spent years watching Cleveland crumble. If other teams are matching offers from Cleveland, why would they choose the team that sits on the bottom of a stacked division with a substantially lower probability of winning a Lombardi, let alone making the playoffs? Logic fail.

All these complicated transactions are way beyond the abilities of the Browns’ Personnel VP, Mike Lombardturd.

He will be more inclined to bring in players that he has touted over the years in his ESPN and NFL.com writings–players like Jamorca Russell, Ryan Leaf, Matt Lienturd, Braylon Edwards and Brian Robiskie. Then he will fill out the roster with the draft, larging using recommendations from his Mel Kiper Premium suscription.

Do I see Flacco falling into any of those categories? No. I see Joe signing a deal in Baltimore for 5-7 years for whatever money he wants and manageable cap hits early to give the team flexibility.