No, that statement implies it was worth something before.

this needs to be investigated. you will be banned from all further discussions if you actually purchased a terry cousin jersey. i will come find you, wearing my ben gay jersey.

Is that your best effort at a comment?

Why not we. Maybe you should be questioning why you are posting on this site. Chris does a very good job with this blog.

I really like the signing. McDonald’s height and talent just are not good enough for a starting CB.

In some cases, the word "we" can get overused such as "we lost the game 20-10" or "we failed in the fourth quarter". However, considering this is a fan blog, my use of the word "we" in this case related to the community of Browns fans.

In other words, what we have here is a little reading problem on your part.

OK, this is the second time you’ve made this exact same comment. If you find this author so pathetic then stop reading and commenting.

here’s an idea – if the only reason you’re here is to be a smart-ass tough guy, find another blog. we’re genuine browns fans trying to hold meaningful discussions. get to know us beofre posturing for a fight.

Sorry, my friend, but your comment is pathetic. Perhaps you should remember the famous Lincoln quote: “Better to be quiet and be thought a fool than open your mouth and remove all doubt.”

Sorry, but I live and die with my team. I don’t play for the Browns or for the Cavs or for the Buckeyes, but I take losses just as hard and if I am in the building I contribute ever so slightly by making noise on 3rd down or when appropriate.

The way I see it, no pro team would even exist without its fans (or at least their money), so yes, it really is “we”.

If you wouldn’t want to be a pro football player, GM, coach, etc. then I challenge your fanhood. Sports mean a lot to Cleveland and to people in general, so excuse us for occasionally using an “incorrect” pronoun.

I’d like to give a shout out to Jerome Harrison, who is also gunna be a f-in stud.

I agree. The Browns may not be looking at the playoffs this year, but it seems that KokiManster is working diligently towards establishing a firm foundation rather than just installing a flashy neon sign. I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with neon – it’s one of my favorite gasses. But you gotta have something to hang that sign on, right?

BTW, I didn’t keep track of all of the monikers given to the Browns’ latest dynamic duo, so if someone else already used KokiManster, then consider the credit yours. I kinda like it. Playful, but with sinister undertones and a slightly nutty aftertaste.

I dont see Maiava being a safety because he doesnt have the speed.

Hopefully, we can get some hybrid defensive looks, moving between 4-3 and 3-4 concepts and fronts. Not sure if we have the personnel to do some of that, but it would be better than what Mel Tucker and Romeo did last year.

Having interchangeable parts at CB definitely helps. For instance: if the offense puts its best WR in the slot, you don’t have to counter by putting your best CB over him (and reveal you are in man-to-man). Or you can go ahead and move your best CB in there and drop into zone if they can all handle it.

I am not sure how much simply switching which CB is on which side of the field would do for us. It might cause an offense to do a quick double-take but I don’t think it would really freak anyone out.

I don’t think Maiava is fast enough to play safety.