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Pretty much all the analysts have Rosen and Darnold as the two best QB's but I predict when it comes Draft Day, Baker Mayfield will have risen to the top spot. Watch his film. Look at his stats over 4 years. Super accurate. A leader. A winner. Take him @Browns

Guardians for the opening day win!!

Who else is watching game 1 of the Gaurdians season with me? Let’s go Chase!!

@brownsgirlinAZ Merrill was fire all third quarter. Cavs tie it up on back to back Mitchell threes to end the third. What a comeback. Let’s go!!!

@CLEVELAND_WINS Hast he been nursing an injury?

Sam Merrill single-handedly bringing the Cavs back. Miami takes the time out and Coach takes out Sam Merrill? What’s up with that?

@LanceReisland Exactly.

@CLEVELAND_WINS Outstanding coaches put players in position, but players make it come to life. Jim Schwartz had dudes at every level and let them play fast, aggressive, and downhill. That’s the formula. Talent + clarity = production.

For me, this is how you change it. You can keep filling holes and survive for the moment, or you stack elite talent. Take the best players, add game changers, and the needs solve themselves over time. That’s how you build sustained success. Just my opinion. #Browns

@LanceReisland So true. Is Jim Swartz that much better a defensive coordinator? Or was the defense stacked?

@CLEVELAND_WINS My dad always told me: stack talent year after year, and suddenly you’re a “better” coach. Funny how that works. Thanks for feedback.

This would change the world for the better. Most people don’t understand how attachment impacts a child for their entire life and into adulthood. It basically makes them a person that can trust authority figures (parents, teachers, bosses) or not. It’s probably the one simple thing we could do to drastically impact the future. Look up “attachment disorder” ask @grok about it. More bonding is key to healthy development into adulthood. Other things to promote. 2 parent house holds are significant for child development. Foster care is very traumatizing. Adoption is traumatizing. And obviously things like neglect and abuse are terrible. But encouraging more bonding before going the daycare route is key to their future emotional health and contributing productively to society. Before you come at me with “I did childcare and my kids are fine” etc. We are talking about what is ideal for the children.

Steven Bartlett asks the uncomfortable question every employer faces: “What do I do? Give people three years off when they have a kid?” Erica Komisar’s blunt answer: “Give them as much time off as you possibly can — men and women, whoever is the primary attachment figure. Then give them real flexibility: part-time, job-sharing, working from home, leaving early. Accept that parents with young children won’t stay as late as childless employees. Tough. Life isn’t fair. Healthy children matter more than perfect parity.” The early years (especially the first 3) are the critical attachment window. Prioritizing parental presence isn’t just nice — it’s foundational for emotional health, resilience, and long-term societal outcomes. Employers & parents: Should companies be expected to accommodate long parental leave and flexible hours for young kids, even if it creates imbalance with childless staff? Or is that asking too much in a competitive world? Your honest take 👇

This is awesome! ♥️

I appreciate the convo. You are spot on about ditching the Anglican model—no national church, period. That's why the 1st Amendment bans establishment. But it also protects free exercise so faith could thrive publicly. The Founders were mostly Christians drawing from biblical ideas of liberty, conscience, & Creator-endowed rights. America wasn't built on 'no religion'—it was built on protecting religious liberty while grounding rights in God-given truth.

@CLEVELAND_WINS @clevelanddotcom It would seem to me since they did not want to be bound like the English were to the Anglican church that our country was not "based" on Christian religion but rather based on the fact that no religion would be established and Americans can exercise any religion they see fit.

🔗: l.cleveland.com/hvf99d A polarizing initiative to alter Ohio’s education standards based on the belief that Christianity was a building block of the United States is advancing rapidly at the Statehouse. Photo: AP

Yep. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, OR prohibiting the free exercise thereof.’ It protects free exercise of religion as much as it prevents establishment. It was written to stop govt from creating a national church or persecuting believers—like the Danbury Baptists Jefferson reassured. Not to erase Christian influence from our founding history or schools.

@CLEVELAND_WINS @clevelanddotcom Check out the First Amendment when you get a chance.

I asked AI to review Jarvis's claim and Grok reviewed 506 sources and concluded Kevin gave up playing calling for 2 total games during his tenure with AVP. "Kevin Stefanski fully handed over offensive play-calling duties to offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt (AVP) for exactly TWO complete games during AVP’s tenure in Cleveland (2020–2023 seasons). These were both instances where Stefanski was unavailable due to COVID-19 protocols—not voluntary handovers during struggles or routine delegation: 2020 AFC Wild Card playoff game vs. Pittsburgh and 2021 regular-season game vs. Las Vegas Raiders.

@CLEVELAND_WINS The playoff game? I thought that but then said naw.. we all knew that. This is interesting because you're right - Die Hard fans need to know how tf we got here lol

Jarvis gave Stefanski credit — but also basically said he passed the buck when it got real. Calling it a 100% fact he gave up play-calling to AVP?? That’s a statement. My thing is… how did nobody know this?

@earldapearl_216 Yeah. I just know us die-hard fans would have remembered if Kevin gave up play calling and it would have been huge. I think Jarvis may have been talking exclusively about that Pittsburgh game, where they had a ton of success, and it came off in his convo as more games.

@CLEVELAND_WINS Idk but I’m sure everyone will go back and watch those last two seasons Jarvis were here. I don’t think Jarvis has any reason to lie - I’ll also be watching to see who else from those teams confirm or deny. It’s been a few days. I don’t think one player called 🧢 on Jarvis.

@C_Rocco13 @earldapearl_216 We literally would have seen AVP on the sideline calling the game. I watched every game. Never saw it.

@earldapearl_216 Because AVP is classy and went down as the scape goat without saying a word.

@97th_trel @BrownsDawgD Yes

Get me my damn WR 😤😤😤

@jayoooo365 @MaryKayCabot What games did Kevin hand over play calling duties in game besides Steelers playoff game he had covid? Seems easy enough to look up

Buddy been hiding behind everyone including our local media @MaryKayCabot did you know this???

@earldapearl_216 Pretty sure he was just talking about the playoff game. You can go back and look to see whose calling plays each game during those seasons. Anyone do that yet? He’s got that giant play sheet.

Jarvis said it’s a 100% fact Kev gave up play-calling to AVP… So the whole time we thought Ken Dorsey was the FIRST time — it wasn’t 😭 wtf Kev was out here letting the media say “Kevin Stefanski gives up play calling for the first time” and the whole time he knew that was 🧢 😂😂 behind the scenes it was AVP cookin Now I’m curios was he really forced to fire AVP x.com/JaKiTruth/stat…