In an article composed on Cleveland.com and exposed by Smack Caster, Eric Mangini is denying almost trading Qb Brady Quinn to Denver.  This team cannot afford to be a sideshow again in 2009, but episodes like this one seem to happen weekly.  Donte’ Stallworth was loaded when he struck a man and killed him a couple of weeks ago.  Yeah yeah yeah, professional athletes are overexposed when they get in trouble, I have heard it a million times before.  Stallworth blowing a .4 doesn’t help stabalize a blueprint that he is a part of.

The futility and anger of Cleveland fans has to be at a fever pitch with the Browns.  So many expectations last season with so few positive results.  Blame it on the coach.  Poor Romeo, slipping Crown Royal in Donte’s Kool-Aid.  Give me a break.  Have you heard any negative press on Randy Moss since he got to New England?  You won’t becuase The Patriots organization will not put up with the goofy charade of running a football team whose members need diaper changes every few hours.

Make a move, trade Stallworth to The Raiders.  Al Davis will probably buy him a bottle of Scotch to welcome him in.  Decide on Quinn or Anderson, not how Brett Favre will get here to show them both how to throw a tight spiral and pick up a hot read.  Can anybody there make any decisions that matter?  Poor Browns fans have been waiting for the proof to that sarcasm for way too long.  I’m not sure letting Kellen Winslow go away was very bright.  Now, Braylon Edwards’ name is popping up everywhere as the next Brown to go. 

Congrats Browns front office, you are already in a new category of disarray with Detroit and Oakland. 

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