The NFL gets back under way tomorrow which means another four months of me screaming at the TV watching the Browns and second guessing every move I made in fantasy football. Needles to say, it’s a fun time of year when you’re a fan of a team that’s continuously on the losing end of the spectrum. But this year will be different for the Browns. Colt McCoy looks primed to have a great year under new head coach Pat Shurmur’s west coast offense, Peyton Hillis is good to go, and the rest of the team finally looks like it’s starting to fall into place. Will the Browns win the division? Probably not. But this should be the first fun season we’ve seen in a long while.
But how will this thing play out for everyone? Well… I’m here to tell you. And I apologize, the formatting for this post went haywire and I have no clue how to fix it. Bear with me. Continue reading
Quarterbacks in the city of Cleveland are cursed. As if the list of starting quarterbacks for the Browns since 1999 isn’t proof enough, this year’s quarterback issues are sure to add to the lore. Hang on folks, things are about to get frightening.
Seneca Wallace, the beleaguered career back up in his athletic prime looking for his first legitimate shot to start. Last and most recently, came Colt McCoy. The rookie quarterback from the University of Texas who would be dubbed the potential savior of the franchise. Besides, wearing the orange and brown, there is something else that will forever bind them… the ankle sprain.
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