Yes, this Cleveland Browns team might be more dysfunctional than the Jets

[RecoveringCowboy]

Credit the owner of the Clueless Browns, Jimmy Haslan.

Took over in 2012 after being an understudy of the Rooneys in Pittsburgh and apparently did not learn a thing. Last year replaced the President, GM, HC, QB and yet there is contention and uncertainity after the house cleaning...Hasland might hit reboot again in a year or two. And that is just the front office. Josh Gordon is suspended for at least a year, with no guarantees he is ever allowed back, Johnny Manziel is in rehab after a wasted rookie season with a career path that looks a lot more like Ryan Leaf than Russel Wilson.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer/jason-la-canfora/25038103

 

[RecoveringCowboy]

Jimmy is way too hands on, said one team source. He's like Jerry Jones, only without the football knowledge.

This is breaking news: Jerry Jones a football subject matter expert.

Jerry almost drafted Manziel, like he chose Quincy Carter and Ryan Leaf.

Maybe this past season Jerry accidently let real football minds run things in Dallas.

But I'll agree Haslan does not run things as well as Jones or Snyder.

The Browns are in Football Hell.

Maybe I should have renamed this thread "The Browns - Suck, What else is new?"

 

[reflexblue]

Credit the owner of the Clueless Browns, Jimmy Haslan.

Took over in 2012 after being an understudy of the Rooneys in Pittsburgh and apparently did not learn a thing. Last year replaced the President, GM, HC, QB and yet there is contention and uncertainity after the house cleaning...Hasland might hit reboot again in a year or two. And that is just the front office. Josh Gordon is suspended for at least a year, with no guarantees he is ever allowed back, Johnny Manziel is in rehab after a wasted rookie season with a career path that looks a lot more like Ryan Leaf than Russel Wilson.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer/jason-la-canfora/25038103

Well the jest have been doing for a lot longer than cleveland, (46 yrs) so they still get the prize. But cleveland IS working on it, so far they're doing a pretty good job.