11-08-2015, 03:33 PM
... just go ahead and let Johnny Manziel be their quarterback. He had some impressive throws and drives against the Bengals and the game really was in the balance until the beginning of the fourth quarter. Not bad for a second year player leading a patchwork unit into a hostile stadium.
Cleveland is just dying for some kind of cohesiveness with their football team. At one point the TNF broadcast showed the parade of Browns quarterbacks since Andy Dalton became the Bengal's quarterback. They've also had multiple running backs and receivers from what I can tell. If they followed the Bengal's lead, drafted smartly and hired smartly, things might turn around up there and the balance of the AFC North power would shift.
I would rather see the Browns and the Bengals battle for AFC North supremacy and it was fun in the mid to late 80s when the Bengals had Boomer and the Browns had Bernie.
Cleveland is just dying for some kind of cohesiveness with their football team. At one point the TNF broadcast showed the parade of Browns quarterbacks since Andy Dalton became the Bengal's quarterback. They've also had multiple running backs and receivers from what I can tell. If they followed the Bengal's lead, drafted smartly and hired smartly, things might turn around up there and the balance of the AFC North power would shift.
I would rather see the Browns and the Bengals battle for AFC North supremacy and it was fun in the mid to late 80s when the Bengals had Boomer and the Browns had Bernie.
