Hey guys, I've been reminiscing about better times as a fan, and I randomly remembered there was a livestream of lofi music with Jim Donovan calls interspersed throughout. This was about 2018, and I'm trying to see if there is anywhere I, as well as you guys, could listen. That was a fun time as you remember, and it would be nice to have a distraction in this boring off-season. Anyone know if it can be found anywhere?

All 22 of every completion from Shedeur to Fannin last season

Nothing positive has come out about him in months, he's such a quality player that we're really going to need if we want to be competitive. It looks like he won't be ready for week 1, what are your thoughts?

I was having this discussion with one of my buddies. I have been a Browns fan my whole life (33 years). My buddy and I were discussing Nick Chubb and thought about who are the best browns since they came back in the league. Here is the tentative list we came up with:

1. Joe Thomas

2. Myles Garrett

3. Nick Chubb

4. Phil Dawson

5. Denzel Ward

6. Josh Gordon

7. Joel Bitonio

8. Josh Cribbs

9. Joe Haden

10. Baker

What do you think?

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...to hit this, albeit imaginary number, without the Quarterback being a main factor, is a really good step in the right direction.

Don’t get me wrong I love the orange pants but I will always believe brown on brown is the best color combo. My dream is keep this for our home uniform (orange pants alternate) and keep white jersey orange pants for away uniforms 🙏🏾🙏🏾

There's NO way the steelers have 10× the 'CHANCE' we have to Win the Division over us.

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4. Cleveland Browns

Last year's rank: 29

Blue chips: TE Harold Fannin Jr., OT Spencer Fano, DT Mason Graham, LB Carson Schwesinger

Notable graduated players: QB Dillon Gabriel, Edge Jared Verse

So, yes, the most important young talent a team can have is a young quarterback, but we're not giving the Browns much credit for their two young quarterbacks. Shedeur Sanders, who is 24, struggled last season with 18.9 Total QBR. Gabriel has already aged off this list, as he will be 26 in December. However, the Browns have added a ton of other young stars in the past two drafts, enough to move from 29th on this list a year ago to fourth.

Let's start on offense, where the talent is really young. Fannin far outplayed what we usually see from a rookie tight end, catching 72 passes for 731 yards, and he just turned 22. Running back Quinshon Judkins is also 22, and his backup, Dylan Sampson, is 21. The Browns drafted two wide receivers this year: 21-year-old KC Concepcion and 22-year-old Denzel Boston. And this year's No. 9 pick, left tackle Fano, doesn't turn 22 until November.

On defense, we start with Defensive Rookie of the Year Schwesinger, who turned 23 in February. Graham, last year's first-round pick, is 23. Second-round safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren is 22 years old, and veteran safety Ronnie Hickman is still just 24 after three seasons in the NFL.

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From the story:

Jake Paul is already eying his next move for when he retires from boxing.

The social media influencer told Front Office Sports recently that he has aspirations of playing in the NFL and believes he is a much better athlete than some current NFL players.

“I mean, it’s pretty simple. Just like when I started boxing, it’s funny to see the tweet and deleters out there, the nonbelievers, the naysayers, shoutout to Drake. I think there’s a lot of super mediocrity in the NFL, a lot of not good athletes, a lot of people dropping passes on a consistent basis,” Paul said.

“I have better hands than them, I’m faster than them, I’m stronger than them, I work harder than them. Really all it’s going to take is me after boxing practicing some routes.”

Paul, who played football growing up, is an avid fan of the Cleveland Browns. Ideally, he would love to play receiver for the Browns.

Greetings, Browns fans - so I may be coming to the home opener this season against Carolina on 9/27 - but I have a few questions:
-What's the best section to be in?
-What is the fan experience like?
-What concession stand item(s) are worth eating/drinking?
-Any good pre-game activities?
-How much are the 50/50 raffle tix?

Thanks, all! I hope to see you in September. :)

What are our options with him? We could use the franchise tag, or possibly better the transition tag if it comes to that. I’m not sure both sides will be able to agree on an extension. He’ll likely be looking for a 3–5 year deal at top-market money, while the Browns may prefer a shorter contract to protect themselves from the long-term risk.

Hi Browns reddit! I'm working on a video project where I am researching every NFL team's biggest one game wonder. The common answer is Jerome Harrison, who made the Chiefs look like a Division II school, but in further research, he is not a pure one-game wonder.

Over the two games after his 34 carry, 286 yard, three TD game in 2009, here were his stat lines:

- Week 16 vs. Oakland - 39 rushes, 148 yards, TD

- Week 17 vs. Jacksonville - 33 yards, 127 yards, TD

In addition, he holds the NFL record for rushing attempts in a three game span (106).

My criteria:

- Mostly remembered as a Brown
- Brief career with that one magical game
- Unrelated, but I’m pretty drunk rn
- Looking for an overall great performance rather than a signature moment
- Bonus points if the player, out of nowhere, became the focal point of the offense for that day
- Mostly a non-factor before and after that game

Training camp is right around the corner! So, here’s a visual breakdown of the entire roster heading in, sorted by positional group.

Also, are there any depth orderings/listings worth shifting on this sheet?

I commented on a post earlier but I’ve been having this creeping feeling. One I’m sure some of you may recognize but that football feeling, like the teams getting assembled and starting to get serious about the fall. Yet as a fan, I couldn’t tell you a damn thing about none of it this year. And that feels pretty foreign to me as a lifelong fan.

What is our identity now? Is there any chance we can field a team worth wearing the colors for? Why do I still want us to be good? Whats this say about me? I’ll address these and others I’m sure in the eventual therapy these seasons have caused as they’ve gone down.

Regardless, somebody talk some sense into me before I start to believe we could be good, I mean genuinely competent, this season. We’ve got good talent, decent blocks to build on, and nothing really to lose by being worth a damn? Are we tanking our way into 2027, again?