They should just turn this franchise into a Reality TV Show... at least then they could legitimately claim to be providing entertainment.
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They should just turn this franchise into a Reality TV Show... at least then they could legitimately claim to be providing entertainment.
Are reality shows really entertaining? I find the Browns entertaining because they are so bad AND not scripted.
The dysfunction is burnt so deeply in this organization, that it'll never climb out of the hole it's in. Like the B.O. in Jerry's car in that one Seinfeld episode.
The only hope is that some other city is dumb enough to take this clown show and hope for another chance to start over again...
are you friggin kidding me WTF
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"I was with a Browns player yesterday," Silver said. "Johnny Manziel, going into what would have been a start late in the season, showed up drunk at practice on a Wednesday. The Browns lied and said he was in the concussion protocol."
Manziel was announced as having a concussion on the Wednesday prior to Week 17. He was ruled out a day later, then reportedly missed a mandatory treatment session on Sunday morning after he was spotted in Las Vegas partying in disguise on Saturday.
The Browns are expected to release Manziel in March.
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