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I agree w/you. I am bummed that Myles won't play because that really hurts our chances, but it's good to know that our organization will not play a player when he is not ready to see the field.

Myles once again doing stupid stuff to make himself unavailable for his team.

It certainly hurts our chances tomorrow. Bummer. But for his sake, it’s the right thing

Probably is. I really hope Clowney can play tomorrow.

Clowney will most certainly be out

Considering the seriousness of one players actions and the impact it will have on this team this season, are the actions of Myles really worth mentioning? I would think not.

Myles' stupidity is absolutely worth mentioning. He's a Captain...the "leader" of the defense...the guy the entire D looks-up-to. The example of how to "act like a pro". Just because another guy is a creep, that doesn't absolve Myles of his own stupidity.

Myles isn't just stupid, he's immature. 120 in a 70? He should be grateful he didn't kill someone.

No wonder our defense plays like a rudderless, leaderless ship. Their "leader" is an immature, dumb meat head who always finds a way to let his team down.

We certainly looked uninspired in the 4th quarter yesterday. We took the lead back, and our defense managed to give up 14 straight runs right down their throats lol

I thought he was in agoing 65 in a 45 mph?

that's really not crazy speeding...

j/c:

I think people confuse what leadership on a football team, basketball team, etc really is. It's not about what you do off the field. Speeding? Sex? Clubbing? Drug/alcohol use? No, those things don't make you a leader or not. It's what you do in games, practices, and how you handle yourself in the locker room.

It's reckless speeding. 20 MPH over the limit isn't a little bit of a heavy foot. It is a plan.

The 120 in a 70 was earlier. Maybe last year. Terrible. But he got popped A DAY LATER for 105 in a 70. Get the guy a yugo.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nf...mp;cvid=b515661eac5342aabba776f471cd926c


BEREA, Ohio (WKBN) – The Cleveland Browns have officially placed rookie running back Jerome Ford on injured reserve.

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He will miss at least the next four games, but could return later this season.

Browns cut safety, bring back familiar face
Ford suffered an ankle injury in Sunday’s loss to the Falcons. Ford appeared in each of the first four games, returning six kickoffs for an average of 24.2 yards per return, with a long of 44 yards.

The Browns have also officially signed defensive end Sam Kamara. The second-year player out of Stony Brook appeared in eight games for the Bears last season. He logged 10 tackles, one tackle for loss and one pass defensed.

The Browns also released Curtis Weaver from the practice squad.

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I wish Ford had more of a chance to be involved this year. He really showed some promise in the preseason and I think he’s a long term answer here as a backup RB

I actually am good w/him going to IR. He was making some terrible decisions on kickoff returns. He is a good returner, but he hurt us a couple of times by returning kicks that should have been touchbacks. His last return really put us a hole. I trust DEJ much more.

Greedy Williams is expected to practice Wednesday

Posted by Josh Alper on October 5, 2022, 9:52 AM EDT

Browns cornerback Greedy Williams became eligible to return to practice this week and it appears he will do so.

Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com reports that Williams is expected to be on the field with the rest of the team on Wednesday. Williams was placed on injured reserve with a hamstring injury ahead of the first game of the regular season.

Once Williams is officially designated to return, he’ll have three weeks to practice with the team before they will have to activate him or shut him down for the year. He can be activated at any point in that window.

Williams was a 2019 second-round pick and missed all of 2020 with a shoulder injury. He started eight of the 16 games he played last season and had 41 tackles, two interceptions, and a forced fumble in those appearances.

Shut him down for the year????

Darn. I was hoping Curtis Weaver would have worked out. It's a good story.

I'm curious about how we're looking to potentially use Kamara. The article calls him a DE. He was projected as a 3T going into the draft. The Browns site has him listed as a LB.

I think we will put him at the Edge as a situational pass rusher.

j/c...

I saw Clowney's injury. He really did roll that ankle. And I am not saying he's healed, but man, this guy misses more time than just about anyone. He hardly ever practices during camp. He had that rep even in college. The locals here in Columbia loved his talent, but his effort and dedication were often questioned.

Teams just have to understand going in Clowney's a 13-14 game a year guy. Not going to break a sweat to get back.

He'll probably take another week off.

It's a shame. He's so talented. Also, we really need him this week. We sure as hell don't want to blitz Herbert a lot.

Ahh yes, the Yugo. 0-60 in 20 minutes.

A sight for sore eyes.

The Yu(Don't)Go

I actually had one of those when I was younger. It was the only car I could find that was in my price range. It made my Dodge Omni look like a rocket.

My buddy had one shortly after high school, probably '87. He was a big dude and looked like he was shoe-horned into the thing. That thing was a dog and had a really hard time making it up hills. Talk about a tiny four cylinder...

I remember riding in one back in high school. The doors on them felt like they were narrower than a 2x4, and I felt safer in an MG Midget where I felt like I could drag my knuckles on the pavement if I hung my arm down.
How those things were ever approved for U.S. roads is beyond me.