Disheartening

It is disheartening to watch the Cleveland Browns! They had a very promising pre-season where they showed some depth at QB or at least some hope with Brady Quin and they even came into the first game of the season, against the hated Steelers as 4 point favorites.

Let the optimism stop right there! With only 2:01 elapsed in the first quarter the Browns faced their first deficit of the year...It would only grow from there! So, my question to all of you is, at what point do the Browns clean house and start over? I will be the first to say that when they drafted Joe Thomas and Brady Quinn I was excited! However, after watching Joe Thomas in his first regular season game it is clear that he is another product of one of the slowest division in college football, The Big Ten, and he apparently didn't do any work in the off season to better his speed. Not only is he slower than Melasis in January but he has a weak upper body! He has been practically pushed down by the Steelers D-line at least 3 or 4 times and it is only the end of the 3rd.

Unfortunately I cannot sit here and critique Brady Quinn because Crennel is a chump and put Anderson in rather than Quinn. Which I am sure Quinn appreciates as he sits and watches the Steelers, who have six sacks, beat the shit out of his position sharing teammates! What I can comment on as far as Quinn goes is that I like the new haircut! Unfortunately that is all we have seen of him!

Also, disheartening is Michigan football! Yesterday they suffered yet another loss too the Oregon Ducks! I will be up front with you, I hate Michigan! However, from what they have shown in their first two games of the year, the OSU Vs. UM game will not be much of a game at all. Maybe it is time that OSU find a new rival? This is not meant as a slight to Appalachian State or Oregon what so ever! After Appalachian State beat Michigan the first game of the year, all the sports writers said it was a fluke! However, with Oregon not only beating Michigan, but dismantling them defensively and offensively it is safe to say that UofM was the inferior team in both those loses. Maybe OSU should add Oregon and Appalachian State to their schedule and take the inferior team of Michigan off!