http://www.businessinsider.com/browns-brock-osweiler-trade-brilliant-move-2017-3 Brock was a gamble that didn't pay off. Texans trade a 2018 second rounder for lots of salary cap space today. Browns turn salary cap space into a draft pick. Heck, as bad as Brock played last year in Houston, his ineptitude would hardly seem remarkable to Browns fan who haven't seen good home team quarterback play since Art Modell owned the franchise that became the Ravens.
Romo. They are going to try to replace a horrible young QB with an older, experienced QB who is as fragile as a china doll.
Osweiler's career was dead in Denver. What made the Texan's front office pay him such a ridiculous salary is beyond me. Colossal stupidity.
Osweiler ever had a career? The same overwhelming ignorance that caused them to use the #1 pick on a DL who wasn't even the best on his college team, who took not just plays but series and quarters off; the same ignorance that had them use their first pick to choose a DL whose college coach passed on him the pick before; the same ignorance that caused them to draft a QB that was dumber than a bag of hair, and whose IQ was a number less than his waist size. How Smith has a job that doesn't require him to continuously ask, "where do you want this box" is beyond me. Again, there is more than one reason I refer to them as the "Kirby Kretin Korp".
If Romo goes to Denver, he will get killed there also Another option is to retire and go into the booth. He'd be a hero for life in Dallas, be great at it, still be involved in the NFL and make a ton of money for as long as he wants.
the fail rate of taking another team's relatively untested backup has to be high. paying huge bucks for one is ridiculously stupid.
Firing Kubi-aggy was an attempt at penance. Firing Rick Smith will satisfy the gods and will remove the curse.
As soon as I saw the title of this thread, I thought "Either the Browns or 49ers must have done this..."
Or it means that he has followed it more closely than most and not just gone along with the ha ha ha narrative.