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There is not a defensive back on earth who has a chance against AJ Brown.

I don't know if I said it here, but I honestly believe that his Hall of Fame plaque should say, "None of you had any idea Antonio Brown was crazy while I coaches him." It should be the first line and I'd be 100% OK with it being the only line. It literally says everything you need to know about Tomlin as a coach. Antonio Brown would have been an easy 1st ballot hall of fame receiver if he didn't piss Tomlin off by live streaming in the locker room. One other thing about Antonio Brown. He's legit the only receiver who I thought could have challenged some of Jerry Rice's numbers. I read some article at his peak and they broke down the stats and he was the best receiver in the league by far by every metric. He was the best deep threat, the best in short routes, the best intermediate route runner, the best down the sideline, in the seam, and across the middle. There was nothing he could not do... except act right.

I want to remind everyone that he went to Central Michigan University. Antonio Brown was as good as any wide receiver ever. That caliber of player does not end up at Central Michigan on accident. He was crazy long before the NFL. He might have picked up some CTE along the way, but the outlier for his entire life are the sane years.

I don't think people understand how awful Deshaun Watson has been and how this injury makes it all worse. First, do you guys remember when we were arguing about Daniel Jones last week and someone said he had a syringe arm than Tyrod? I looked up the arm strength numbers, and got curious about who had the strongest throwing arm and who had the easiest throwing arm. Surprise, Josh Allen has the strongest arm. Even bigger surprise, Deshaun Watson has the weakest arm by far for starting quarterbacks. 50MPH is kind of the line for good NFL arms, and Watson the a dismal 45MPH at the combine. He doesn't have arm strength to lose. Not only that, rotator cuff injuries often reduce overall arm strength permanently. This isn't the kind of injury that gets better and then you regain full strength. There was a study with baseball pitchers who seemed OK after the injury, but they WHIP and IP never got back to the pre-injury numbers. I don't know how much anyone else has watched him lately, but he has no velocity which is death against NFL defensive backs. This is just the beginning of a long term issue.

I think it was the absolute right call in the letter of the law way, but not necessarily in the spirit of the rule way. I don't think he was trying to call fair catch, but if the coverage team hit him it would have been called a penalty, so you can't let him return that punt. It sucks, because he was just trying to communicate with his teammates who couldn't see the ball, but waving like that could easily be interpreted as a fair catch by the coverage team.

As a Browns fan I'm nipping this in the bud now. Watson has been awful, but both backups have been just as bad if not worse. They are not about to start PJ Walker. I would also like to point out the being a Browns fan is easily the dumbest thing I've ever done and the fact that they scored 39 points with the best defense in the league and still almost lost to Gardner fucking Minshew is fucking infuriating. I'm going to listen to Bernie Bernie a couple more times and reminisce on better days.

He was photographed with Taylor Swift. A reminder that Bernie, Bernie is a better song than any Taylor Swift song.

Myles Garrett might be pretty good.

I can't just post the bottom tweet for some reason, but at least the additional tweet fits the board's motif.

Do you really want Antonio Brown to play with Patrick Mahomes? We'll forget he's crazy all over again.

Their receivers have been so disappointing they've traded for the ghost of disappointment past.

When Shinjiro Ohtani thinks he as you beat...

People talk about coming through in the clutch when someone wins a game late, but the real clutch performers are the ones who perform just well enough to look their boss in the eye and say, "Fuck you, pay me." That is the motherfucking American dream.

The only reason to believe that Daniel Jones has a higher ceiling than Tyrod Taylor is because you have decided that Daniel Jones has a higher ceiling. If that's what you believe, fine, but don't act like you didn't just make that shit up. First, Jones' arm is good not great, he has been clocked at throwing 54 mph, Tyrod has been clocked at 50. Neither is bad, but neither is anything to write home about, 50 is kind of the good arm threshold. Second, there may be a world where Daniel Jones is a better athlete, but we don't live on it. Tyrod ran a 4.4 40-yard-dash at the combine, Jones ran a 4.8. Tyrod is a much better athlete than Daniel Jones. Tyrod is not a starting caliber quarterback, but he has actually been good in the NFL. He was pretty successful as a starter, but his biggest problem is that he's super conservative. Daniel Jones' best attribute as a pro has been as a runner, and he ain't even fast. They just trust him to run more than they trust him to throw. His best season was last year, and he was not good. He was better than the rest of the trash ass seasons he's played, but if your quarterback can't score touchdowns he's kind of useless. If we were having this conversation after his rookie season where he actually threw 24 touchdowns in 12 games, I can see why someone thinks he has potential. After 3 straight years of less than a touchdown a game, I don't know why you would even put him on the field. That's below replacement level, for instance, Andy Dalton threw 18 touchdowns in 14 games last year.

Skill wise, Tyrod was the better starter. He wasn't good, but he averages more than a touchdown a game every season.

Umm...Tyrod is 26-26-1 as a starter with 60 TDs and 26 INTs. Daniel Jones is 22-35-1. With 62 TDs and 40 INTs. Taylor makes a surprising $6.9 million, Jones makes $40 million. Even if they're the same, I'd much rather have Tyrod at his price than Jones at his. Tyrod is good a backup, and probably better than the $40 million starter. Tyrod was a decent bit better as a starter than Jones has ever been, but people still want to give that bum Daniel Jones a chance to prove he's worth a damn despite all evidence to the contrary.

Schaub is the kind of quarterback that if he's your backup you want him to play, but if he's your starter you don't. This is a dated reference, but he's like one of those video games you rented over and over again, but don't want to buy. He's Burnout 3 Takedown.

The Bears are worse. The aforementioned Bernie Kosar, Vinny Testaverde, and Otto Graham were all better than any Bears quarterback. Being that one of those guys is a hall of fame, one was very good for a couple years and the other is 1990s Kirk Cousins that is not a huge endorsement.

Not only that, if you were to just play PS5 exclusives the system would be worth the price.

I've been awaiting a full crazy NFL quarterback for my entire life. I thought I'd enjoy it more. I feel like one of those people who has all their dreams come true and then looked around and said, "damn, this is it?"

He's been awful for most of his Browns tenure, then he has his best game. Now he has an injury that started at he should be OK to play and is now at to oh shit he might miss multiple weeks. I feel like I'm going to die with Bernie Kosar being the best Browns quarterback of my lifetime. It's almost impossible to always make the wrong quarterback decision. This team is pretty talented and if they got just above average quarterback play they'd be contenders... but that's too much to ask from the highest guaranteed contract ever.

Word of advice, if you aren't trying to get fired, you better provide some world class nuance or shit the fuck up. If anyone can misconstrue anything you have to say about this situation, you can and probably should stay quiet. This is not a subject anyone is trying to debate with you nor is anyone all that interested in hearing the other side. If your opinion will not help, and it won't, it is not needed. None of it is as simple as it is going to be made out to be, and you will have thoughts, but trust me you should sit this one out. I just hope at some point in my life we will see both an Israel and a Palestine coexisting peacefully. Don't get fired.

So you have either Drake London or Kyle Pitts on your fantasy team, too?

If I'm Daniel Jones I'd wear a neck brace for the rest of my life like Joel Gertner.

I think it's cornerbacks too, but the only real way to exploit that weakness is if you can isolate them and beat them deep which is hard to do with their pass rush. Their linebackers and safeties are too good in coverage, especially in a 2 deep zone, for the corners to ever really have to cover anyone who can kill them 1-on-1. I have no idea how they are able to keep that many great players in a salary cap league, even when you take their quarterback's extremely low salary into consideration.