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Twitter is not happy about Mason Rudolph not getting suspended for his actions More: Outrage grows over Mason Rudolph escaping suspension for his actions
Austin Corbett was a good draft pick, in theory. When the Browns selected the offensive lineman from Nevada with the first pick of the second round of the 2018 NFL Draft, it was widely praised. Browns GM John Dorsey got kudos for taking “the next Joel Bitonio” to join the original Bitonio on the Cleveland line. Except it didn’t work…
Baker Mayfield threw three interceptions in Sunday’s loss to the Seattle Seahawks. Two of those first made contact with his own receiver, including one which hit Dontrell Hilliard in both hands before winding up in the hands of Seahawks LB K.J. Wright. That follows a week where Antonio Callaway essentially handed a ball that would have been a touchdown to…
In the world of Major League Soccer, the Antifa-affiliated Iron Front symbol is less political and controversial than the original US flag. More: MLS Joins Forces with Antifa to Lift ‘Iron Front’ Ban, Betsy Ross Flag Still Too Political
CLEVELAND – The 2019 season series against the Detroit Tigers is over, and for the Indians they are probably sad to see it end. The Tribe didn’t just beat up the Motown Kitties, they dominated them, as with their 7-0 win on Thursday night at Progressive Field they end the season series beating Detroit in […] More: Indians Move Into…
Mapleside Farms owner Greg Clement said the exhibit is intended to pay homage to Mayfield, as well as Browns general manager John Dorsey, defensive end Myles Garrett and wide receiver Odell Beckham More: Northeast Ohio farm unveils new Baker Mayfield corn maze: ‘The