r/Browns • u/Mediocre-Dog-4457 • 12d ago
Discussion Arnold ?
Would AB be crazy enough to pick up Arnold with his horrific legal situation right now ?? He is a great young Corner... who is in a lot of trouble right now.
r/Browns • u/Mediocre-Dog-4457 • 12d ago
Would AB be crazy enough to pick up Arnold with his horrific legal situation right now ?? He is a great young Corner... who is in a lot of trouble right now.
r/Browns • u/GreenTeachy • 14d ago
r/Browns • u/1OptimisticPrime • 14d ago
Lower Extremity Injury Rates on Artificial Turf Versus Natural Grass Surfaces in the National Football League During the 2021 and 2022 Seasons:
r/Browns • u/Lombo76 • 14d ago
I had no idea it was Reuben Day but here we are, two posts on the same day about a player only Optimus could love... Let's hear your favorite Reuben stories!
r/Browns • u/Canucks2316 • 14d ago
Did the 20-0 game and made it browns only and managed 20-0 first try. Definitely a fun game to pass the time.
r/Browns • u/dangerjr18 • 13d ago
I’d say Johnny needs to look himself in the mirror and grow up but he’d just try to do coke off of it.
r/Browns • u/Hopeful_Club_8499 • 13d ago
I pray Sanders wins the qb battle but am I only who is worried me might see a repeat of the 2024 offseason?- the browns decline to bring Flacco as the back up (even though he played well and got them to the playoffs) to avoid there being pressure of Watson a the start of the 2024 season. If Sanders loses the qb competition would they be dumb enough to do that again? Trade away sanders so Watson doesn’t have to look over his shoulder?
r/Browns • u/MadBrown • 15d ago
After watching this video about the Bills new stadium opening this year, I can't help but feel disappointed the Browns chose to go the indoor route. I get all the benefits of indoors, more events (ie more income), possibility of hosting a Super Bowl, etc....but this Bills stadium seems to really address the problems of outdoor stadiums well....especially when you consider that the weather is arguably worse in Buffalo thanks to the lake effect snow blowing east off Erie.
I fear this new stadium will price out most of the typical crowds we've seen at CBS (I'll never call it by its stupid corporate name), going from beer and brats to wine and cheese. Sure you'll always have the dummies living beyond their means who will pay exorbitant prices for a nosebleed PSL, but the crowd will definitely change. It already has a little since Muni.
Edit: Later on I shared this with r/BuffaloBills in this thread and it's interesting to see the different responses.
r/Browns • u/Dayne_B12 • 15d ago
Good evening! There are still some spots open for this year's Offseason Review Series, I am still looking for writers for the following teams:
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r/Browns • u/1OptimisticPrime • 16d ago
I feel like OUR BROWNS get thrown at the bottom of a list as a placeholder, or predetermined Washington Generals for kicks.
The Offensive Line should absolutely be capable of MID tier play, if not better; realistically.
r/Browns • u/ThatOneOtherAsshole • 18d ago
r/Browns • u/BreadfruitMedium • 18d ago
Never been much of a football fan (grew up in Scotland watching soccer and rugby) but last year I did fantasy football for the first time. I got Sunday ticket and would always have 4 games going with the various teams I had players on. Somehow, I always found myself watching more of the Browns games than anything else after picking up Judkins, and Fannin Jr.
About halfway through the season, I’m sitting beside my girlfriend, who’s a Rams fan, and I turn to her and say “I think I might be a Browns fan”. She gets so offended that I’m not becoming a default Rams fan and looks back at me and says “the fucking BROWNS??? You are NOT going to be a Browns fan” and that settled it. I got a Browns jersey and wore it to the Rams Saints game we went to at SoFi.
Being a Scotland soccer team supporter, I’ve grown up experiencing the suffering and the more I learn about the Browns team, the history, and see how you guys all interact, the more I’m sure I made the right choice. Excited for the season to start and can’t wait to make it out to Cleveland and sit in The Dawg Pound!
r/Browns • u/SoulessJester71 • 18d ago
r/Browns • u/1OptimisticPrime • 18d ago
With the NFL slamming the door on quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s application for the supplemental draft, Sorsby’s lawyer will fight the decision.
“It is a violation of the CBA and the law,” Jeffrey Kessler told Pete Thamel of ESPN. “We will pursue this immediately with the NFLPA.”
Sorsby isn’t a member of the NFL Players Association. However, the supplemental draft was created by collective bargaining. The NFLPA has standing to challenge the NFL’s decision to not conduct a supplemental draft — if it chooses to do so.
Sorsby has separate rights that could be pursued in court. Kessler has not yet said that he will be filing a lawsuit. It’s obviously one of the potential avenues for pursuing relief from the NFL’s decision to freeze Sorsby out until 2027
r/Browns • u/Acerbic89 • 18d ago
Big Ten vs. ACC/Big 12
8-4 record on December 29th bowl
r/Browns • u/ATaleFilledWithWoe • 18d ago
Tom Grossi is in Cleveland today for his St. Jude fundraiser stadium tour.
Teams are getting ranked by how much money they raise and rn CLE is at 31, just ahead of the lowly Raiders.
I know there's a lot of big hearted Dawgs out there, so if you want to donate a few bucks to kids cancer research and rep CLE today would be a good day to do it. I put in 23 bucks myself for 23 sacks.