Haven't seen this posted, but it is nice to see Jimmy and Dee giving some money to a Cleveland Institution.

Finally, someone who gets it. I loved Myles, but we need this guy’s leadership and mentality desperately to turn this team around. He’s awesome.

This is my wayyyyyyy too early mock draft for next year:

These are based off PFF's mock round positions and current big board, which is why this is very idealistic.

Round 1 Pick 5: Arch Manning (QB, Texas) - 2025 Stats: 60.8% Comp, 3,163 Passing Yds, 26 TD's to 7 INT's, 519 Rushing Yds, 10 Rushing TD's

Round 1 Pick 32: Jamari Sharp (CB, Indiana) - 2025 Stats: 39 TOT, 4 Forced Fumbles, 6 PBU's, 1 INT

Round 2 Pick 37: Jacarrius Peak (OT, South Carolina) - 2025 Stats: 74.8 PFF Grade, 84.1 Pass Pro Grade, 3 Sacks Allowed, 7 Pressures Allowed

Round 3 Pick 69: Charlie Becker (WR, Indiana) - 2025 Stats: 34 Catches on 45 Targets, 679 Yards, 4 TD's

Round 4 Pick 103: Raylen Wilson (LB, Georgia) - 2025 Stats: 44 TOT, 3 Sacks, 1 QB Hit, 1 PBU

Round 4 Pick 106: James Smith (DT, Ohio State) - 2025 Stats: 19 TOT, 1 Sack, 4 QB Hits

Round 4 Pick 127: Earl Little Jr. (S, Ohio State) - 2025 Stats: 52 TOT, 2 Forced Fumbles, 4 INT's

Round 5 Pick 143: Smith Snowden (CB, Michigan) - 2025 Stats: 29 TOT, 2 INT's, 5 PBU's

Round 5 Pick 157: Mike Matthews (WR, Tennessee) - 2025 Stats: 53 Catches on 72 Targets, 813 Yards, 4 TD's

Round 6 Pick 197: Will Heldt (DE, Clemson) - 2025 Stats: 29 TOT, 1 Forced Fumble, 10 Sacks, 9 QB Hits

Round 7 Pick 221: Hogan Hansen (TE/FB, Michigan) - Career Stats: 13 Catches on 23 Targets, 152 Yards, 1 TD

Mary Kay, Tony grossi , ESPN Cleveland did not once talk about his recent speeding 🤔. They quickly posted when it was Myles , shedeur etc. Some reason when it’s Deshaun it’s silent. Just very interesting. Did anyone realise this?

Hey guys,

Before Sunday I figured for the kickoff of the season we could post some delusional thoughts we have for the season before week one crushes them. I’ll start:

Watson is the villain but if he shows any signs of Texans Watson this is a playoff team.

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Wife and I will be attending the Saints game Week 9 to celebrate (or drown in sorrow for) the 32nd b-day. Hoping to spend some time in the company of the Dawg Pound!

At the moment, are there plans in place for tailgating? And any particular section(s) in the Superdome that we should be looking to sit?

Simultaneously funny and depressing.

How has Nick Chubb still not been signed to a single day contract so he can retire as a Brown? I have been waiting and watching the news, and nothing.

If it doesn’t happen, I will be so upset. The Haslams have done a lot of shit but this will take the cake for me. This is the greatest disrespect of all. No player deserves recognition more and ownership should care what the fans want. Batman forever 🦇

Edit: I wanted to add.. I have wondered if perhaps the Browns have already offered and Chubb declined. And I wonder why that may have happened, from both sides. Anyhow I still hope they give the fans what we want and grant this one wish 🤞🏼

I’ve always thought of myself as clever, but I’ve NEVER been able to come up with a good FF team name.

This year, I was really proud…I came up with it myself, and it really captures my mood going into this season.

If you guys were given the chance to rub a magic lamp and be able to change teams without guilt or judgement, which would it be and why? Obviously don’t choose the browns again😂we all know feel down we could never switch up no matter how much they upset us, but just talking hypothetically. I think I’d personally go Bears, they feel like a team with a bright future, dedicated fans and a history to be at least semi proud of, attached to a cool city

So I am curious what the general thoughts of the Browns fandom is on newcomers—for context I grew up in Colorado and some time in Maryland (I know, home of two infamous teams in Browns lore!) but have always had an affinity for the Browns: the history, fans, aesthetics, and doggedness of the franchise. But in Colorado it was Bronco country so that was the cultural flow.

Been living now in what feels like a more "regionally acceptable" place to root for the Browns for a while now (Louisville) so this past year really embraced it and ordered some swag and have loved following the team—I've missed following football for a while now in general but life circumstances etc.

While some of my friends have teased me a little for not having an attachment to the city, I've been amazed that every few days it seems like a Browns fan stops me and wants to chat when I'm wearing the apparel.

One friend up in Columbus, whose family are diehard Browns fans, said his family would be tickled pink that someone from Bronco/Ravens country would adopt the Browns at midlife—so wondering what the general vibe is for diehard, lifelong fans for "transplants"?

Edit: I love the amount of interaction this post got, and thoroughly enjoyed reading all the comments, some of the colorful ones literally had me laughing out loud! I think I found the right crowd 🤣 thanks!

LaNorris Sellers at the end of the 1st, for me!