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From Vegas? Really?

The Browns run a power play to the left with Teller pulling around as lead blocker and it gets 8+ yards everytime, and they run it a ton. His transformation even from the last half of last year to this year is baffling.

How so? He signed him to the contract and then one year later traded him and gave away a second round pick who turned into one of the best running backs in football. he was dumb enough to sign into a huge contract and then he was dumb enough to have to do that to get rid of it.

O'Brien gifted the Browns Nick Chubb too. Trading Osweiler and a 2nd to unload that contract, and then they stunk, so Cleveland had #4 (draft day trade, turned in to Denzel Ward) and #36 (Osweiler contract trade) all because O'Brien is stupid. He had a history of this.

Because if there isn't a view to overturn it then you'd have calls they stand that weren't TDs. They have to call what they see and go from there. Can't just default to TD and figure it out afterwards.

Yeah, I make 1 comment on him struggling and he puts up 5 TDs.

Seriously. It's looking like even with the GOAT, Belicheck still knew when to move on. Brady is struggling.

It's not a disagreement. The Jets are the worst offense in the league. That's a fact. The Dolphins are bottom 10. So the statement of playing good offenses is bogus. The Rams are good obviously.

Bienemy's hangup is he has never called plays, and the Andy Reid effect. Roman has only been successful with running QBs.

Good argument! Great points!

Who is the number 1 running team? The Jets are the worst offense in the league. The Dolphins aren't very good either.

Technically true for Mayfield too, but he wasn't the starter. Cleveland tied Pittsburgh the 1st game his rookie year.

Got called in Cleveland last week.

Ward just held AJ Green to 29 yards on 13 targets. His only concern at this point is injuries. Outside of that, he's elite.

Down, but was he touched?

It's weird that they used a picture of the cop in the article.

I didn't want to work with you anyway!

I agree, to an extent. My wife and I claimed $296,000 last year. My wife makes about $42,000. I own a small metal fabrication company with profits about $200,000 last year, and payroll of about $54,000 for myself. I paid about $55,000 into taxes, so it looks like I can just walk away with $150,000 at the end of the year but it didn't work that way. The company needs operating money. I took out around $10,000 to cover my Roth and throw some in another investment account. We live ok, but nothing lavish. A house worth half our towns average ( ours is around 100k). Newer car, but a Subaru, not a BMW or some high dollar model. So $200,000 didn't mean some extravagant lifestyle of the rich.

The "Braves" isn't a deragetory name for Native Americans. I don't think they should change the Bills name either, btw.

I said he has been above-average to great depending on the season. He's won an MVP. He averages 30 TDs and 16 turnovers per year, which for a running QB and including fumbles isn't too terrible. He averages 600 yards rushing per year, to go along with 3600 yards passing. If healthy he has more physical talent than most. The main factor will be if he is healthy.

I think that, and they think he'll finally be healthy. Now, staying healthy is another issue. When healthy, Newton is above average to great, depending on the year.

Not fired? If I do that, I'm in prison.

Are you insinuating that the officers had seen his old Twitter posts and reacted to a perceived threat because of it?

I think if he had it in his system without being approved by the NFL he can still be punished even if it wasn't an NFL test.

He's at Alabama.