In Cassano's latest, he analyzes the ramifications of the season ending injury to LeCharles Bentley, and also examines the curse that seems to be hanging over this town. A somber but solid read, as Browns fans look to recoup and recover from this latest shocking blow this morning.

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Now that the initial shock has passed, and the horror of yesterdays events have had time to set in ... Papa Cass calms down to take a rational look at the Bentley injury. In this piece, he takes a look at the injury from the bright side, and makes the claim that things aren't as bad as the fan base is making them out to be today.

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In Papa Cass's latest, he comments on the Browns putting all their eggs in the basket of Charlie Frye at the quarterback position. With no backup of any worth behind Frye, if Charlie fails, Cassano argues that the Browns could be set back several years. The Browns will sink or swim with Frye this year, and his development could dictate the teams success for the forseeable future.

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From time to time I like to rerun some of the most epic columns we've run here on the Blurbs, and they don't get much better than this one. From 1990-2006, the balance of power in the Browns-Steelers rivalry has completely gotten away from the Brownies, culminating in a Super Bowl win for the Appalachains last season. Penned by the controversial Mansfield Lucas, this is a hysterical read that painfully takes us through that process. Swerbs Blurbs lawyers are in negotiations with Mansfield's agent to resucitate this sleeping talent.

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