Comments on: This isn’t reactionary: Fire Crennel

By: Awful Human Being

Awful Human Being — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 06:17:00 +0000

I miss the days of Spurgeon Wynn!

Can we bring him out of semi-retirement?

I did some research, but here is the last known footage of him playing for the Toronto Argonauts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew0MTJFSq9Q

By: J-Man

J-Man — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 00:13:01 +0000

Look at it this way. The Browns said they weren’t going to keep both Frye and Anderson, that was before they cut Ken Dorsey, which surprised a lot of people, and went with Frye, Anderson and Quinn. By doing that I don’t think they had any intention of moving Frye or Anderson till Brady was ready to take over.

However due to the horrific loss on Sunday the media and fans were outraged and damned the season to the football gods. The Browns sensing this wanted to toss that wool back over our eyes as quickly as possible. So they sacrificed Charlie like Abraham would Issac sending him packing. By trading Fyre it single out his play and took pressure off Romeo and the rest of the players and staff.

After that bad of a loss everyone should take blame and move on. There was a lot more wrong happening on the field Sunday then just the play of Charlie Fyre. The biggest thing we noticed was lack of discipline. “structure” and “organization” as you said in the article. None of those were address, and when you look back on this all you will remember is the Browns got their nut sac handed to them and Charile Frye was the main reason thus ending his career with the Browns.

I might be magnifying this a little bit, but now you are going to see the fans and the media ease off the Browns a little after this move, and it will all be at the expense of Frye, right or wrong I don’t know. I do know that as much of a “dick” as Charlie Frye was/is he doesn’t deserve to be the face of that disaster, and with this trade thats what he will be remembered as.

It’s all water under the bridge.

Heres to Brady Quinn and Company in ‘08!

By: Double C

Double C — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 23:26:23 +0000

“Not sure it makes our team any better or worse, it’s just one step closer to Brady Quinn.”

You just answered your own question. Put in Quinn and the let the winnin’ begin.

I’m also not sure I agree with your take though. I think they thought Frye barely won the job at the end of camp. They gave him his shot to be the stopgap. He looked like shit. So, they did what they planned on all along, (which is what Savage said… I’ve chosen to believe him). They never intended on keeping Frye and Anderson both. They just wanted one guy to step up for a short while. Neither did, but one (Frye) finally sucked the most and he was moved to accelerate the Quinn learning curve to where it needed to be. Now he prepares like the No. 2 QB and has Dorsey as his mentor.

By: J-Man

J-Man — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 22:16:19 +0000

So not to say I don’t agree with the trade, but it seems this was mainly a attempt at damage control on the Browns part. While Charlie arguably played the worst game in the history of the professional Quarterback position, the Browns threw him up to the front line like we were storming the beach’s of Normandy. Not sure it makes our team any better or worse, it’s just one step closer to Brady Quinn. Which still won’t happen till week 6 or 8. Just wanted to call the Browns out on their elaborate PR move.

By: Dave the bocce champion

Dave the bocce champion — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 18:24:30 +0000

well at least the moron is gone…

By: Awful Human Being

Awful Human Being — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 17:54:46 +0000

Wow, you Brownie backers are just so scary. I’m not even a Browns fan and I was disheartened by that loss, if only for the Dreamboat Brady Quinn’s own personal suffering. He doesn’t look as cute when he frowns.

Remember Chris, cutting yourself is a bad thing … and if you want a turd sandwich, I can mail one to you.

Actually, I think you should start a campaign … all Brownie fans send Romeo an actual turd sandwich, and you can decorate it any way you want to.