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Watson’s new deal means the opposite of what you were told
The Cleveland Browns reworked Deshaun Watson’s contract for the third time in less than two years Friday. As usual, nearly everything about it has been misreported, misinterpreted and misunderstood. In order to determine the impact, let’s quickly but clearly define the term being used. Otherwise we’re just painting by number in a dark room. “Restructure”… read more
Watson’s new deal means the opposite of what you were told Part 2
Deshaun Watson has a new contract. Well, he has a different contract. Though the specifics still aren’t public, we can garner a few details from what’s been reliably written if we cross check that information with what we already know about how the salary cap functions. It’s been reported that no new money has been… read more
Watson’s new deal means the opposite of what you were told Part 3
It’s been said and written all over Browns media that Deshaun Watson’s reworked contract signals that he has to be on the team beyond 2025. It actually means basically the opposite. We’ll get to that shortly. First, we’ll have to make an assumption about how his contract was altered because the reporting thereabout is less… read more
Watson’s new deal means the opposite of what you were told Part 4
Many Cleveland fans want Deshaun Watson gone sooner rather than later. But his impact on the Browns’ salary cap table will continue to be felt. Let’s explore how they can minimize that burden. The advantage of a post-June 1 cut is that for the year it’s used, only one season’s worth of dead money counts… read more
Watson’s new deal means the opposite of what you were told Part 5
The Cleveland Browns signed Deshaun Watson to what is widely regarded as one of the worst contracts ever (it’s probably No. 1). Many local media and fans, myself included, didn’t foresee how terrible of an idea that was originally. We got it as wrong as tartar sauce on cereal. But as bad as all the… read more
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Dolphins vs. Browns, Why Am I Watching?
There are only two games left in the Browns 2024 season, and I can’t wait for it to be over, that’s why I’m watching. Cleveland hosts Miami this Sunday at Huntington Bank Stadium, 4:05pm EST. Last week the Dolphins (7-8) beat the 49ers 29-17 and the Browns (3-12) lost to the Bengals 24-6. Miami is… read more
Browns vs. Dolphins Week 17 Preview
On Sunday December 29th at 4 pm eastern time, the 3-12 Cleveland Browns will host the 7-8 Miami Dolphins at Huntington Bank Field in downtown Cleveland Ohio. The Browns last game was a 24-6 loss in Cincinnati to the Cincinnati Bengals. The Dolphins last game was a 29-17 win at home against the San Francisco… read more
Is this what Stefanski coaching for his job looks like?
The Browns lost to the Bengals Sunday. Another loss for the Orange and Brown was less surprising than the dog finishing your toddler’s unattended sandwich at a cookout. Jimmy Haslam has been publicly supportive of both general manager Andrew Berry and head coach Kevin Stefanski all the way into the month of December. They both… read more
Is this what Stefanski coaching for his job looks like? Part 2
Even before this past Sunday’s loss in Cincinnati, there had been an audible clamoring from a large contingent of Cleveland fans to hand Kevin Stefanski the pink slip. How the Browns performed in the game did him no favors. All season long, the most glaring failures — from a coaching standpoint — have been unnecessary… read more
Is this what Stefanski coaching for his job looks like? Part 3
In Kevin Stefanski’s fifth year as the sideline general, the Browns have had a decidedly rough season. To determine how much of the blame for the disappointment rides on his steed, we’ll take a brief view of Sunday’s tilt vs. the Bengals as a snapshot. Jerome Ford took the opening kickoff from near the goal… read more
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