The Morning After: Houston

For once, the Browns did what they were supposed to do. With the season lost, the Browns could easily have finished with two bunny-shot wins over Tampa Bay and Houston, pumping their record to 6-10 and dropping their draft position as low as ninth. But they did the right thing, dropping the last two and lining themselves up to draft as high as third. Papa Cass checks in with his final "Morning After" of this Browns season, taking a look ahead to the 2007 NFL Draft in the process.

Posted by Erik Cassano Dec 31, 2006 7:00 PM

A Fitting Conclusion

In a season where new lows were reached with nearly every single defeat, it

Posted by Gary Benz Dec 31, 2006 7:00 PM

Winds Of Change Swirling In Berea?

Where there's smoke, there's usually fire. And yesterday, three different independent outlets released reports indicating that league sources are telling them that BOTH Romeo Crennel and Phil Savage could be given their walking papers next week when owner Randy Lerner comes to town to demand accountability for the teams latest train wreck of a season. I've got the reports, the links, and the analysis inside.

Posted by Rich Swerbinsky Dec 28, 2006 7:00 PM

Bearer Of Bad News

Cris Sykes hates to be the bearer of bad news for the Buckeye Nation, but feels he must be the one to do it. He says Jim Tressel is leaving Columbus to come rescue the Browns, and Buckeye fans need to deal with this reality. Sykes lays out the case for the Sweater Vest coming to Cleveland, and is pretty convincing in doing so.

Posted by Cris Sykes Dec 28, 2006 7:00 PM