Pat Mahomo

I have a 3 leg parlay of - Kelce OVER 1.5 TD Brock Purdy OVER 1.5 INTS Jerrick McKinnon anytime TD 100 pays 25K.

Myles Garrett is a great player. An elite player. A guy that can wreck a game. Should have taken Mahomes. The greatest DE just can't impact a franchise like a QB can. The Browns were set to take Mahomes at 12 if he fell there (the Saints were taking him at 11 if he was there) If you like a QB enough to take him at 12 what are you even doing?

If you guys are tired of her now, wait till KC wins the Super Bowl...the confetti is flying...Travis gets up on the podium and proposes! You'll get that clip being played over ....and over......and over and over and over and over again....on sports TV...on good morning america....it will be front page news in papers all over the world. There will be no end. You will watch Kelce and Swift and you will like it!

The pendulum will start to swing a little the other way pretty soon. As defenses have gotten lighter and faster to counter the pass....some teams will figure out there is a cost effective way to compete by deploying a big fullback big O line driven running game the overpowers small light defenses. You'll see it in college first most likely. Everyone can't run a spread and win.

Chiefs vs 49ers.

This made me laugh. ..Am I trolling....of course I am...but this message isn't really a dig on the Browns in and of itself....the situation has just created a dynamic where KC (and Buffalo) have their franchise QB's signed up for deals that are about to suddenly be bargains....becaue of what Cleveland did. I don't blame Cleveland for taking a big swing at Watson......I'm interested to see how it goes. In HINDSIGHT...If Cleveland was just going to end up with pick 12 anyhow, you guys would be at least in striking distance to try and move up for one of the 4 who are going top 10 this year. Given the very strong trend of taking a rookie QB, on a cheap contract and building a talented roster.....Cleveland is zigging when most are zagging. I am looking forward to seeing if DeShaun can shake off the rust and be what he was 2 years ago.

....He is going to be that guy that is "rich enough" and would rather stack trophies. That's the way he is.

To the Haslems, and the Browns organization, on behalf of all Chiefs fans, I want to thank you for signing DeShaun Watson, to an utterly ridiculous fully guaranteed contract. This brave, heroic and unprecedented act, intended of course to improve the fortunes of the Cleveland Browns, has undboubtedly instead, served to allow the Kansas City Chiefs, a free and clear path to leauge domination for the next decade. By completely blowing apart the acceptable framework quarterback contracts had been built around, the Browns have inadvertently made the Patrick Mahomes 10 year contract, the biggest bargain in NFL history. While Kansas City will be able to build and retain a talented roster into perpetuity, other teams, the Browns included, will be trying to compete while dragging the anchors of massive, fully guaranteed, cap strapping, contracts. Daniel Jones is asking for 45 million per year. He threw for 15 TD. Lamar wants a fully guaranteed deal that exceeds Watsons. Burrow and Herbert and standing by, waiting to see where their contracts will come in. And more is coming. Kansas City, having secured the services of the best QB in the league VERY long term at an ever more reasonable price, will find the resistance to titles, less and less and less. Thank you Haslem Family, Browns Front office and also the Browns fans, without whose unwavering support, this wouldn't be happening.

kind of interesting to see them on the cusp of the playoffs with what looks like an up and coming strong rookie QB....one that Cleveland might have drafted if they hadn't traded the 14th overall pick to the Texans for Watson. Pickett - Cheap rookie deal. Charismatic. Leader. Watson - Expensive fully guaranteed conract. Creepy. Rusty as hell, and who knows if he shakes it off. Cost bigtime draft capital.

Could have drafted Mahomes.

The scenario he paints isn't one where he's trying to be draft earlier...because if that was his objective, he would have turned right back around and told the Browns he had intel KC was moving up ahead of Cleveland, so then if Cleveland wanted him, they'd need to be prepared to move up or stay ahead of KC. He didn't do that. His intent was to avoid being taken by Cleveland.

He called the Chiefs before he draft and let them know Cleveland was going to take him at 12 if he was there. https://twitter.com/newheightshow/status/1598324074018660358?s=20&t=L0-DBr5vm8Wrqp9J8bvaTw

I won't do a Browns specific one of these. I am not familiar enough with your team to do all that. I do have Amari Cooper and both of my fantasy teams. AFC playoff teams. In order. 1. KC 2. Baltimore 3. Buffalo 4. Jacksonville (with an 8-9 record winning tiebreakers against 8-9 Titans and 8-9 Colts) 5. Chargers 6. Cincy 7. Cleveland (10-7, winning tiebreakers with all other AFC 10-7 teams) AFC WC round Cleveland over Baltimore Buffalo over Cincy Chargers over Jax Divisional round KC over Cleveland Bufalo over Chargers AFC Title Game....Kc, hosting for the 5th year in a row...defeats the Bills to go the Super Bowl. NFC playoff teams in order 1. Green Bay 2. Rams 3. Eagles 4. Panthers 5. Vikings 6. 49ers 7. Buccs WC Round Rams over Buccs 49ers over Eagles Vikings over Panthers Divisisional Round Packers over 49ers Rams over Vikings NFC Title Game Packers over Rams Super Bowl KC over GB. Mahomes 4400+ yards 44+ TD George Karlaftis DROY.

I'm not from Cleveland, and I'm not a Browns fan. I'm glad I don't have to ask myself this question because I am not sure I know the answer. But.....Is this all worth it? It's probably better asked as a three part question because the whole point of aquiring Watson is to pursue a Lombardi so then ----- Is it worth if the Browns don't win a Lombardi? Is it worth it ONLY if the Browns win a Lombardi? Is it NOT worth it even if they DO win a Lombardi?

I've explained this elsewhere here. Kraft ...if what the allegations were are true (I think so) ...was not doing what Watson was doing. Kraft was entering into ILEGAL sure...but enterting into a trade of money for a rub and tug....between 2 consenting adults as far as Kraft knew. He wasn't paying for a massage and then rubbing his junk on the massuese, who wasn't being paid to handle his junk. If you want to point out the hypocracy of no punishment for Kraft, or other owners for other issues...I'm all ears becasue I'd agree.....and I'd also then point to: my next point...wich I made earlier.... Goodell doesn't have to be doing any of this. He....PER THE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT THE NFLPA AGREED TO AND VOTED FOR AND SIGNED OFF ON....Goodell can issue ANY punishment he wants at his discretion. And that was further entrenched with the deflategate case becasue ultimately, that's what the ruling was about....literally the judge said...yep, you all signed off on this, Mr. Goodell can issue discipline in any manner he sees fit. There is no case the NFLPA could make that would ever stand up in any court. Goodell can do what he wants...legally. He's trying to go through this stupid arbitration and appeal process to take the burden of the decision off him alone and spread that out to other credible parties....but whenever he decides to end the show trial..he can and will.