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@wdtx1402 AI? Doesn’t look like anywhere on the NS property. Snow capped mountains?

@BigJakeCLE Maybe also because he is terribly injury prone?

Denzel Ward is one of the most underrated and disrespected corners in football. The only reason he doesn’t get the recognition he deserves is because he’s spent his career on Browns teams that haven’t won enough.

@John_Sabol Love was injured on purpose by that thug Kelly Olynyk. Fact.

#Cavs would've won the 2015 title if Kyrie Irving's knee didn't blow up and if Kevin Love's shoulder didn't get ripped out of its socket. (sigh)

@CavsPulse It depends on the stadium. Assuming we’re only talking about northern stadiums (the southern ones are used more often) the stadiums in NY, Boston, and Chicago get used quite a bit between NFL, MLS, and other events.

Use them 8-9 times a year + a Kenny Chesney concert most summers

@Tripify_ @MattFontana83 They’re available online but the issue is one violation is a lifetime ban. You’re trusting an NFL team’s future that a self admitted gambling addict will never relapse.

@BZip330 @MattFontana83 Mate…I’m not too sure what they totally are, but I know they’re allowed to play table games and such. I believe that they just can’t gamble on their own games, other NFL games, and possibly college. I’m not too sure.

People act like if the Browns took Sorsby and he bet again, they are stuck with him for 10 years He messed up, you cut him It's not a Deshaun Watson deal Ooooo but wait they wasted a draft pick Go pull up the Browns draft history of wasted picks We can handle one more

@Tripify_ @MattFontana83 The NFL player gambling rules are a little tighter than that.

@BZip330 @MattFontana83 He’s allowed or gamble…just not on games.

@WarmedBench 🎯 Preach it brother.

I think Brendan Sorsby is a fantastic QB prospect and if he puts everything together, could turn into a really special NFL QB. However, putting a rehabbing gambling addict on the Cleveland #Browns is like giving a loaded gun to a toddler. It never ends well. #DawgPound

@NickPedone12 The Browns do NOT need to invest their future in a recovering addict QB subject to relapse. Simple enough.

After watching the quarterback competition throughout the entire offseason program, I am not sure that I agree with the Browns "not needing" Brendan Sorsby.

@JaredKMueller @KenCarman That’s ridiculous. Sanders would draw maybe a 5th round pick that was used but likely not. Sorsby is a huge risk for a team that doesn’t need it.

Alright, here is my conspiracy theory: - Browns are very interested in Sorsby - Plan to make Deshaun Watson the starter no matter what - Prolong the "QB competition" to keep Shedeur's value high - If they get Sorsby, have a Sanders trade worked out already @KenCarman

@BrownSpiderCLE @Network_216 AB can talk him up all he wants to but he is simply regressing and nothing shows that’s changing.

@Network_216 I get it that lots of people don’t like Jeudy. But until Boston and/or Concepcion show out on this level, Jeudy’s your #1. Berry called him the Browns bell cow.

Is Tillman the odd man out? Last year of his rookie contract.

@BrownSpiderCLE Be honest. Tillman is a stiff and so is Jeudy. Both are inconsistent at best and can’t catch a cold at worst. There is nothing lost by seeing either of them leave. You know why AB is drafting WRs. These guys will be out of the NFL soon

@BabyPeelSlip @TheNotoriousHRT Without transplants Boston would be Brockton writ large.

@TheNotoriousHRT Transplants have ruined this city. A bunch of dull finance, marketing or biotech turds who contribute nothing to our culture, drive up rents, and won’t visit a restaurant that isn’t painted gray and white.

I think this world cup should teach Boston two lessons 1. Boston's issues are largely transplant culture. people think they need cars when they don't. 2. put extreme limits on short term rentals. completely ban them without proper licensing, ban Airbnb.

@TheNotoriousHRT What BS. They living in the suburbs or working in the suburbs without a car. FFS. 🤦🏻‍♀️

@KenCarman Baker now is better than what we have. That said, baker has never won a big game in his pro life and he remains as inconsistent as ever. Not a franchise QB.

It’s like watching a shot for shot remake

@alphafox Sales would not be huge and the truck would need a ton of safety and emissions upgrades. People also forget these things often got less than 10 miles a gallon and they rusted out the minute they left the dealer.

All automakers have to do is recreated this, change as little as possible, and re-release. Instant best seller.

@For_Film_Fans It’s crazy how he turned into that dude on Jeopardy.

Sean Connery outside his West Hampstead home in 1961 with his brand new Porsche 356 (having just signed his deal with EON to play 007).

@BrianCostin They’ll make a ton more money controlling parking and site development from a domed stadium in Hammond. Thems the facts.

Personal Opinion: The Bears don’t need a new stadium deal. They already have the best deal in football. At Soldier Field, the Bears pay just $6.48 million a year in rent, with increases tied to only 50% of CPI every five years. Which means their effective rent drops over time. And no property taxes. At $6.5M/year, it would take roughly 116 years of Soldier Field rent to equal the cost of a $2 billion new stadium commitment. And that doesn't even include property taxes or interest on the loan. The Bears have had no problem increasing ticket prices. According to Statista, the Bears ranked fourth in the NFL in average ticket price in 2023, at $458.17 per ticket. Likely bringing in over $25M+/game. Profitability isn't an issue at Soldier Field. For taxpayers, fans, and the Bears, Soldier Field is the obvious answer: No new taxes. No new property tax shifts. No new infrastructure expenses. No new history to build. No alienation of fans. And the Bears can still develop Arlington Heights or Hammond without putting a stadium there, if that's what they choose to do. Even if they want to develop west of Soldier Field, they are free to join the One Central development or start their own. No one is stopping them from becoming real estate developers if they are dissatisfied with only being a football team. But the bottom line: Soldier Field is the lower-cost, lower-risk option for Bears fans, taxpayers, and the region. The General Assembly doesn't need to do anything. Soldier Field is already the best deal in the NFL.

@prep_propaganda Hey get that damn bag off my car. FFS 🤦🏻‍♀️

@JVMonte2 The clear winner is Satisfaction by DEVO.

What’s an interesting cover of a song that sounds quite different from the original?