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John Dorsey didn't draft Coleman. This wasn't a favor between Beane and Dorsey. It was Beane taking a shot on Coleman for a 7th rounder in 2 years, plus salary. It didn't work out. No huge loss.

Janis was good awful this preseason.

If he sits out the year, he won't be a FA next year. I think he has to report by Week 10, but they can fine him $800k+ per game missed. I'm guessing he blinks before they do. And no, they won't get 2 1sts for him.

Warmack? I mean, it's right in the article you posted.

Landry wasn't fined, so the league agreed it wasn't dirty. If you watched Hard Knocks this week they showed an angle that very clearly showed Landry put his shoulder into his chest and not his head.

You are clearly biased in your hatred of Landry. Did the NFL fine him? Most people besides Bills fan saw it as a clean block. Was it a nasty hit? Sure, but by the rules it was fine. Hines Ward was known for this and everyone loved him. He was "hard nosed" not "dirty."

Those Mountain West defenses though!

Mayfield was down with 2 other Bills on top of him when the other 2 launched into him. It was late, and it was dirty. Landry's hit on Williams was dirty because he launched into his head. He blocked into the chest this time, so it's legal.

It takes 2 seconds to find several examples of him throwing off balance into double coverage.

And yet it's not even a penalty.

No, there isn't. Mayfield was clearly down before they launched into him. Landry blocked in the chest, which is completely legal. I think crackback blocks are dangerous, but they are legal as if now.

Crawford and Couch are strictly preseason and this is their first year. Jim Donovan does regular season and is great.

I'm not saying it's right, but the hit Landry put on Williams is done probably a dozen times a year, or at least it used to be. Whether it results in a career injury doesn't make the other hits less dirty. 2 players launching at a QB who was clearly down is just as dirty.

Right, but call out "dirty" players all around. Your guys do it and it's fine. Someone else does it and guys are calling for people to end Landry's career.

How is Wallace and Bush late cheap shot on Mayfield any better?

He scored high on a written test, but has proven to make dumb choices on the field. He could correct them longterm, but extremely doubtful as a rookie.

Our grocery baggers are gonna kick your garbage mens' asses in the 4th quarter!

A Browns writer is saying this is more about moving on than the compensation. Basically said that issues extend back to last year and that isn't wasn't entirely performance based. I've heard a lot that Coleman is lazy and didn't know the playbook. The ability is there but not always the mental part.

Right. Higgins had 2 good games last year. The rest were average at best. Coleman was a Maybe too.

Rashard Higgins has been outplaying Coleman all camp, and Callaway has looked good so far. Landry has been crazy good, and they seem to think Gordon will be back in plenty of time for the season. Coleman has talent, but injuries and laziness have hampered him

Good luck with Coleman. He has suspect hands and is injured a lot. He could turn it around, but he has a reputation for being lazy too.

I think promoting day had more to do is schiano's involvement and ties to the Penn State program when the issues were there, and Wilson's issues at Indiana.

This is what will ultimately take him down. "Also, as an Ohio State employee who supervises others, Meyer is required by the university's sexual misconduct policy to report knowledge of domestic abuse by a university employee. According to the policy, "An individual need not be charged with or convicted of a criminal offense to be found responsible for domestic violence pursuant to this policy." http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/24258253/ohio-state-buckeyes-places-urban-meyer-administrative-leave