1. I told you last week, to take a Cleveland Browns win, no matter how ugly it is or was. Memo to Browns offensive coordinator Brian Dabol, when you are facing the worst rush defense in the entire NFL, like you were last week, Peyton Hillis has to have more than 21 carries. I know, [...]
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Bakers Dozen (Thirteen things I know, that you should know too)
Posted: December 16, 2010 in Boxing, Browns, Buckeyes, Cavaliers, Indians, Soccer, VikingsTags: Aaron Pogue, Akron Zips, Amir Kahn, Bernard Hopkins, Bob Feller, Boxing, Brian Daboll, Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Cavs, Cleveland Indians, Cleveland State Vikings, Colt McCoy, Eric Mangini, Jake Delhomme, Jared Sullinger, Jean Pascal, JJ Hickson, Marcos Maidana, Michael Moore, Mickey Ward, Odlanier Solis, Peyton Hillis, Ray Austin, Raynell Williams, Soccer, Terrell Gausha, Terrell Pryor, The Fighter, Vitali Klitschko
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Bakers Dozen (Thirteen things I know, that you should know too)
Posted: December 9, 2010 in Boxing, Browns, Buckeyes, Cavaliers, Indians, Soccer, VikingsTags: Akron Zips, Boom Herron, Brian Rolle, Cameron Hayward, Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Cavs, Cleveland Indians, Cleveland State Vikings, David Lighty, Hayden Panettiere, Joe Haden, Nick Punto, Norris Cole, Raynell Williams, Terrel Gausha, Terrell Pryor, TJ Ward, Top Gun, Wladimir Klitschko
1. When the Cleveland Browns win a game, no matter what it looked like, take it. Don’t complain about it. Don’t say they didn’t deserve it. Don’t say they were lucky. Again, take it. The Browns have lost so many games over the years that left us fans in disbelief so just take a deep [...]
Bakers Dozen (Thirteen things I know, that you should know too)
Posted: November 18, 2010 in Boxing, Browns, Buckeyes, Cavaliers, Indians, Soccer, VikingsTags: Boxing, Brandon Webb, Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Indians, Daniel Gibson, Eric Mangini, Floyd Mayweather, Jared Sullinger, Joe Thomas, Lebron James, Manny Pacquiao, Norris Cole, Ohio State, Paul Williams, Peyton Hillis, Sergio Martinez, Terrell Pryor
1. Running back Peyton Hillis, left tackle Joe Thomas, and center Alex Mack will make the Pro Bowl this season. I don’t see anyone making it from the defensive side of the ball, as the Cleveland Browns defense tends to be more of a team defense playing together as one unit, rather than relying on [...]
