Frustrated With Losing: Ryan Clark Says Chad Ochocinco Almost In Tears Before Game Against Pittsburgh

We’re not rebuilding (as in, making a strong effort to be a consistent playoff team) until Mike Brown steps away from the owner’s box, and maybe not even then.

rebuilding would actually imply progress for the future, to which I see none until Brown relinquishes control of the team’s operations, which he stated he would not. let’s face facts, once contracts are up, i honestly don’t blame any players for wanting out of town, even taking less money to go to a winning, well-run franchise. say bye to jj, benson, owens, ocho and palmer. say hi to more busts like simpson and smith. it still kills me that they preached character when passing on desean jackson and picking simpson, but then drafted andre smith the next year … is it any wonder players in the nfl and the media think this franchise is a joke?

It was pointed out to me recently that Katie and Troy are lawyers. They’re not football people; they’re not even businesspeople. They’d want to continue running the family business, but it’s unlikely that they’d actually try to run the team the way Mike does. They’d hire a GM. I’m almost sure of it.

She learned from her daddy about as well as her father learned from his.

He’s made his millions, only thing left to do is win. Can’t fault him for that!

Dillon was about the farthest thing from a diva. He’s a guy who left everything he had on the field, carrying the entire team on his shoulders for 6-7 years. Huge seasons behind awful offensive lines (Rod Jones!). Where does this idea come from that a player from Seattle should remain blindly loyal to a franchise in Cincinnati that essentially wasted his talents with bumbling move after bumbling move? “Look at this guy…he’s tired of 4 win seasons. What a bad apple!”

Dillon clearly had the last laugh, unless he found 1600 yards and a Super Bowl trophy with a real NFL franchise less enjoyable than taking handoffs from Scott Mitchell and Akili Smith.