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Joe Haden, Josh Gordon and Johnny Manziel are hoping to fire the Cleveland Browns to the NFL playoffs, along with help with Brian Hoyer, but they didn't need the starting QB help when they all helped to open up Haden's new sneaker store. The store is downtown Cleveland and it has been a huge hit for superstars and fans alike. The question is, will they come together on the field, as well as off it? Read More »
The Cleveland Browns will welcome the Indianapolis Colts to town, but one man comes back knowing that the last time he left it wasn't willingly. Trent Richardson was supposed to be the superstar RB the Browns needed, but it's safe to say he didn't hit the ground running, leaving many people unimpressed. However, a little over a year ago the NFL was in shock when he was traded to the Colts, for a first-round draft pick (later used to get Justin Gilbert and Johnny Manziel). However, now he returns with a point to prove, claiming he will put his "body on the line" to prove his worth, and to get the win his Colts need. Will the Browns stop the bitter Richardson, or will he fall short once again in Cleveland? Read More »
The Cleveland Browns are enjoying one of their best NFL seasons since their 1999 return, but that doesn't mean everything is perfect, particularly in the mind of their management. Jordan Cameron, Johnny Manziel and Josh Gordon were tipped to be the stars that led the Browns to astonishing things this season, but strangely, they've done just that, astonish the NFL, but without the help of this trio. The Browns will face the Buffalo Bills this weekend, and whether they win or lose, they could well trade these three stars, but for very different reasons. Should they save money and stockpile picks, particularly if they continue to win games without much impact from these stars? Read More »
Josh Gordon is back, the real (starter) Isaiah Crowell and Brian Hoyer are ready to rumble and they've just — perhaps luckily — beaten the Atlanta Falcons with a last-second field goal. Gordon has served his 10-game ban and he started the game well, and finished well, proving he had no "rust" from his long suspension. Crowell is now the No. 1 running back and Hoyer is still the quarterback and will remain so while he finds ways to win. It might not have been their best performance, but the Browns's boys have won again, and many are comparing them to the Super Bowl-winning New York Giants in recent memory. But can Cleveland go that far? Crowell is their new secret weapon. He never expected the NFL life to come so easy this season, but now Ben Tate is gone and he's the main man. This all fell in to the week where he was visiting Atlanta, where most of his family is based. Could he impress? He did just that, getting two touchdowns and proving that the Browns have a legitimate threat at RB. Read More »
Joe Haden loves two things: sneakers and stopping wide receivers. So perhaps one should take note when he speaks about either of these things. Firstly, he's announced that on Black Friday he will open a sneaker store. The defensive star is a huge fan of his shoes, having a different pair for almost any occasion, however, opening his store is certainly showing his love for sneakers is greater than we imagined. On top of that, he believes he can be better than Richard Sherman, and that his fellow teammate, WR Josh Gordon, will be back with a bang this weekend. Who are we to argue, especially if we can go and land some snazzy new sneakers? Read More »
Just days ago Mstars shared its view that Ben Tate might not be with the Cleveland Browns for much longer, and within minutes, they released him, leaving him free to join the Minnesota Vikings, replacing Adrian Peterson. On top of that, there's belief that the Browns are entertaining the idea of trading/or releasing Jordan Cameron, Josh Gordon and Johnny Manziel, although it's incredibly unlikely all three will leave. Gordon has just returned to the Browns after his drug suspension, and he's claimed that he will tear the NFL up, telling former teammate Nate Burleson just that, but could he then be traded months later? Read More »
It seems like it was just yesterday that the RB was the most important position in the NFL behind the QB, however, over the last few years teams have started to throw more than ever, and the RB is becoming less relevant each and every day. Not long ago Trent Richardson was a first round pick by the Cleveland Browns, but he proved to be a "mistake pick," and now teams are very careful, waiting until the second, third and fourth rounds to find a running back at much less of a cost. Recently Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson have added more grief to the role, with the latter just getting a season-long suspension for his child abuse case. On top of that, Ben Tate, who was seen as the best available free agent last year, has been released by the Browns. Is there a future for the RB any more? Read More »
The Cleveland Browns are one of the surprise teams of the NFL this season, and despite coming off the back of a loss this weekend, they're in a celebratory mood today. Why, you ask? Josh Gordon, who was arguably the best WR in the league last season, is back from his drugs ban, and he's ready to push his team to the finish line. Teammate Andrew Hawkins has insisted it will be a "breath of fresh air", and now Brian Hoyer and Ben Tate will have the help they need, but can this foursome take the 'Dawg Pound' all the way to the Super Bowl? Read More »
Sometimes things seem to be going a little too well, and that has most certainly been the case for the Houston Rockets. But star man Dwight Howard is now involved in an NBA child abuse battle, one that's alarmingly similar to Adrian Peterson's case. The Rockets are seen as a top contender to win the NBA championship, but with all this controversy surrounding their team, can they really keep their good spirits and good form going? Rockets fans can relax, with the law declaring Howard as "not guilty" of breaking any rules, according to TMZ. His baby's mother, Royce Reed, made a complaint during the summer, saying he had whipped his son with a belt until bruises were left. He did confess to doing just that, but he claimed he was punished in that manner and did not realize there was anything wrong with the way he had punished his child. Read More »
Eminem has never been afraid to offend ... well, anyone, when it comes to his rap songs. But as Slim Shady has matured, he has tamed it down some, though now it appears he is back with a vengeance, insulting Lana Del Rey, Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson — all in the space of a few days. In the process, his name has been added to the "make them retire" list, but will the lyrically-lit rapper call it quits after insisting he'd punch Del Rey in the face, and will the unwanted NFL duo retire? Eminem mentioned Peterson's child abuse case in one of his latest songs, according to TMZ, saying, "What's makin' you think I need a switch? I'm Adrian Peterson. When he's raging and heated and on the way to go beat his kid ... On the track I spank like he just did." Read More »
The Cincinnati Bengals were everyone's favorites to win the Super Bowl this NFL season, but those aspirations have almost vanished without a trace. However, whatever problems they are facing have quickly been forgotten about with Leah Still, the daughter of their star player Devon Still, suffering from cancer and becoming the new star of their franchise. The father-daughter duo were the center of attention after their Thursday Night Defeat against the Cleveland Browns. After that devastating loss, it seems that Leah is the only untouchable Bengal at the moment. With a super trade involving A.J. Green, Johnny Manziel, Josh Gordon and Paul Kruger being discussed. What will happen with their faltering franchise? Read More »
The Cleveland Browns are 5-3, and there's talk of them making the NFL playoffs. This season was supposed to be all about Josh Gordon, Ben Tate and Johnny Manziel, but instead it's been about Brian Hoyer, Terrence West and Travis Benjamin. Rumours are suggesting the Browns have told their whole roster, "get us to the playoffs, and we'll consider trading you". Meaning the likes of Gordon and Manziel may only be around this season, with the Browns considering a trade like the one they made involving 'Trent Richardson' a little over a year ago. What will happen in the rest of 2014? Only time will tell, but it's looking interesting. Read More »
The NFL trade deadline is here, and the New England Patriots and the Cleveland Browns might just shake things up the most. Players like Doug Martin, Marshawn Lynch, Roddy White, Andre Johnson, Vincent Jackson, Josh Gordon, Johnny Manziel and Brian Hoyer have all been linked with deadline day trades that could shake up the league as we know it. So what could happen and what won't happen? Read More »
