BR1986FB;1263879 wrote:As I said on the Browns thread, I wonder if Goodell is going to mandate that Lebron James sing the National Anthem too?
Your being funny. Can LeBron be wearing a retro Elway jersey? Can Hines Ward be an honorary coin flipper?
BR1986FB;1263879 wrote:As I said on the Browns thread, I wonder if Goodell is going to mandate that Lebron James sing the National Anthem too?
You're*Ironman92;1263896 wrote:Your being funny. Can LeBron be wearing a retro Elway jersey? Can Hines Ward be an honorary coin flipper?
like_that;1263909 wrote:You're*
Wasn't funny the first time.Tiernan;1264342 wrote:how many total people has Ray Lewis killed now including Art? Its gotta be over a dozen aint it?
Agree, I like how Holmgren handled itBRF;1264803 wrote:I think that was a very good idea and I like how it was handled.
Reps.georgemc80;1266231 wrote:They asked for a moment of silence at the game today in Houston. I was like hell no. I hope the SOB burns in hell. A few Ohio transplants around us agreed with my sentiment.
and Houston knows what it is like to have a team takengeorgemc80;1266231 wrote:They asked for a moment of silence at the game today in Houston. I was like hell no. I hope the SOB burns in hell. A few Ohio transplants around us agreed with my sentiment.
Repsgeorgemc80;1266231 wrote:They asked for a moment of silence at the game today in Houston. I was like hell no. I hope the SOB burns in hell. A few Ohio transplants around us agreed with my sentiment.
There are plenty who think he had no choice.Con_Alma;1270520 wrote:I don't think people ever felt Arrt was forced to leave.
He always had a choice. He chose to leave.
Yeah...just read this and the Browns thread and you'll find a couple posters who genuinely think he had no choiceBR1986FB;1270540 wrote:There are plenty who think he had no choice.
I edited the photo from this article to make Model have evil eyebrows, devil horns and holding a big fat dick. Which is what I'm sure he wanted at the time. I'd post it on here for all to share in teh lulz, but adsense and all. PM me for the link if interested.BR1986FB;1270511 wrote:For those in the "Art was a great man....he was FORCED to leave" crowd....please eat a dick...
http://www.cleveland.com/naymik/index.ssf/2012/09/art_modell_gateway_stadium.html
Thanks for the link. LMAO. It's worth a look for anyone who hasn't seen it.Commander of Awesome;1270821 wrote:I edited the photo from this article to make Model have evil eyebrows, devil horns and holding a big fat dick. Which is what I'm sure he wanted at the time. I'd post it on here for all to share in teh lulz, but adsense and all. PM me for the link if interested.
Count me among them, although it must be noted that he had no choice because he completely mismanaged the team's finances to the point where he needed a sweetheart deal to remain as the majority owner. I would have preferred that he sell off controlling interest to Lerner in exchange for keeping the team solvent. Of course, Art's ego wouldn't allow him to do that, because he was concerned that the team remain in family hands. Fast forward a few more years and Art screwed up the finances once again. This time he "had no choice" but to take on a minority partner with the stipulation that he would eventually buy Modell's controlling interest. Quite a legacy of "choices" for Modell. His position in Browns' history was secured on the tarmac in Baltimore.SportsAndLady;1270687 wrote:Yeah...just read this and the Browns thread and you'll find a couple posters who genuinely think he had no choice
Link please.Commander of Awesome;1270821 wrote:I edited the photo from this article to make Model have evil eyebrows, devil horns and holding a big fat dick. Which is what I'm sure he wanted at the time. I'd post it on here for all to share in teh lulz, but adsense and all. PM me for the link if interested.
PM'dGOONx19;1271111 wrote:Link please.