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Seize the season

Prior to last season's breakout, the most improved Browns offense of the decade was in 2002. Though they ranked just 23rd in total yards, that was a far cry better than the dead last ranking of the previous three years. They snuck into the playoffs but bowed out with an epic collapse at Heinz Field...

Posted to Ace Davis' Weblog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-29-2008
Legends on the line

History buffs like me enjoy the idea of the Browns Legends Club. I have some quibbles with the selection methodology (fan voting counts for just 20%), presentation (the official site's navigation could be better), and even the results, but I enjoy the concept and the chance to bring the team's...

Posted to Ace Davis' Weblog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-12-2008
Supersized census a smart strategy

Gotta like the idea of inviting a whopping 54 players to try out this weekend's minicamp. Yep, that's in addition to the five draftees and 15 undrafted free agents signed this week. Some of the tryout invitees played for big-time programs and slipped through the cracks in the draft and the ensuing...

Posted to Ace Davis' Weblog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-02-2008
Sweet schedule worth saving

Courtesy of Browns fan BuckFigBen, here's an outstanding version of the 2008 schedule, with a PDF version here .

Posted to Ace Davis' Weblog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-26-2008
Hey Tony ...

... Dungy, that is: You don't care about the Browns. I know that. You're a former Steeler, after all. You had a job to do last night, and that was to protect your best players from getting hurt and missing their next game two weeks forward. Fine. The players you sent out there did try. They did...

Posted to Ace Davis' Weblog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-31-2007
Harkening heart

Do you need any reason to get pumped about Sunday's game in Cincitucky? Playoffs on the line. Cross-state banter between the players, without the Pepto this time. Intrastate division rivalry. Sequel to September's 51-45 shootout. Tiebreaker of a 34-34 all-time series. It's a big one, all...

Posted to Ace Davis' Weblog (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-21-2007
FULL CIRCLE

Just a quick note to readers: I have resumed blog posting at my original site . At some point soon, I think Barry will begin syndicating the full posts here at the Muni Lot. As always, let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions. This blog's stats: Years since founding: five (plus one day...

Posted to Ace Davis' Weblog (Weblog) by acedavis on 10-20-2007
GO DILFER!

Trent Dilfer threatened to retire rather than return to the Browns in 2006, despite inking a handsome four-year contract the year prior. The thought of subbing for Charlie Frye while enduring another year of Mo Carthon was just too much. Understandable, but watching his failed tenure in Cleveland unfold...

Posted to Ace Davis' Weblog (Weblog) by acedavis on 10-03-2007
MO JOB SNOW JOB

I have asked the Arizona Cardinals to change their website's bio of Maurice Carthon , their running backs coach. An excerpt of my email to them: In two places, it states that Carthon spent the past two seasons as offensive coordinator of the Browns. In fact, Carthon resigned his position on or about...

Posted to Ace Davis' Weblog (Weblog) by acedavis on 09-25-2007
SIGNAL CALLER OUTER

North Olmstead native Brian Hoyer, now the starting QB for Michigan State, was quoted in the Lansing State Journal (found via the OBR Newswire and Yahoo Sports) as disavowing his Browns fandom because they drafted Brady Quinn. "I can't root for them anymore, ever since they drafted that guy...

Posted to Ace Davis' Weblog (Weblog) by acedavis on 09-16-2007

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