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Gllmour (and Rogers Waters) also said something about feeling "comfortably numb" and "feeling a little sick" at first. That's me at this point. The ad that pops up by the way in this thread is for maternity clothes by Zullily. The ad shows a fully pregnant woman. So, we have that at least.

Because Lynn wants to get the ball in playmakers' hands and get first downs unlike Roman. <sarcasm>

Tyrod Taylor won't last four games cutting it loose. He doesn't have the frame for it. Development is painful. One can only look at what Haley did with Roethlisberger. First two years were awful. Turned a scrambling and reckless(ly successful) gunslinger into a drop back QB, and made him lose weight. Fans screamed bloody murder. Now, they have one of the most explosive offenses around. Firing Roman I fear is going to stunt his growth. And letting him loose is a one-way ticket to the IR list. Hope I'm wrong.

This guy clearly wants to score points. Too many offensive coordinators before him we're not concerned about scoring points. The NFL today is all about scoring points. What a breath of fresh air.

He's probably a nice guy, but he's a professional fraud.

Yes they could.

He is likely correct, but when your entire shtick is negativity, who cares?

He was biting it to prevent from bashing the jive-ass defensive scheme.

1-0 Bud Lite can champions baby.

Greg Gabriel speaks the truth and #keepsitreal No freaking clue who he is.

Jesus, does the person who fired him really think hiring an untested assistant in Week 3 -- after last year, which was decent and after our secondary laid an egg -- is going to make this team anything less than a Dumpster fire? I repeat, We Are The Browns. Factory of (Eternal) Sadness

Pegulla's, Whaley's and Ryan's Plan to Make the Playoffs: 1. Get players 'all in" 2. Fire Greg Roman 3. ? 4. Go to playoffs

Because he shouldn't be scheming for a guy who loses battles. Good -- competent -- make good schemes and adjust when it doesn't work, which to everyone watching who aren't coaches was apparent. Awful defensive playcalling last night on both sides.

Don't think I've ever been this negative on our chances. bull **** move to fire Roman. Who made this decision? Rex, Whaley or Pegula?

We are the Browns.

At least the players are all in.

Prediction: Rex' lap band will intercept FitzPickSix.

I disagree. I think you could make the case -- perhaps strongly -- for false advertisement. I know Rex, for instance, has made plenty of promises, many of which have not been met. Doesn't matter that there wasnt a contract. The end product for 16 years has not been what it's been advertised. If I buy a V8 and get a four-cylinder, and the auto dealer doesn't return the car, I could probably sue someone. A savvy lawyer could potentially do the same for Bills Nation. I'm not saying wed win -- we wouldn't -- but I have to believe that a court would consider it.

1. Run 2. Taylor 3. Taylor 4. 4 yards 5.

Jesus, you're right. Now the question is why the aliens would want us to think we landed on the moon when we really didn't.

More likely: A 3rd and a pastrami sandwich on rye.

I wonder if any team in recent memory had three white starting wide receivers.

More, more, more, what else can you give me? the new calling cry of the "civil rights" movement.

Affirmative action, equal opportunity legislation, welfare, the fact that we elected a black president...twice...the fact that black athletes get paid millions, the fact we fought a war over slavery, the popularity of hip hop, hate crime legislation, political correctness, voting district legislation, a sympathetic news media that plays up cop shootings but plays down black on black violence, the public school system, black scholarships, black magazines, black TV stations, black film festivals...and so on...but this tool certainly has the right to not honor the flag that people died for, so tools like him could have rights like that, all while making millions.