Over
Mike Brown
3 February 2009
, and although Chad says TJ will be back, I'm afraid he doesn't want to come back. Hopefully, Mike Brown will give TJ as much money as he wants to stay. It's worth it.
Posted by Dan Salyers | No comments yet
26 January 2009
g? The Bears have also struggled in the secondary since their Conference Championship year of 2006. Mike Brown went down again last year, along with Nathan Vasher. Daniel Manning showed promise as Devin Hester's replacement for kick returns. It will be interesting to see if he can stay healthy playing both positions every game.
Posted by Matt Stewart | No comments yet
20 October 2008
get any worse( started 0-7, Carson palmer won’t play yet again/ has hardly played this year, Mike Brown continues to bring in convicts, Jeremy Johnson going down for the season in training camp, and the horrible offseason moves
Posted by Justin Bahr | No comments yet
26 July 2008
The Cincinnati Bengals need a new owner. They just can't go on with Mike Brown. How can you have a team as loaded as the Bengals, and miss the playoffs for two straight seasons? How can you have a coach as good as Marvin Lewis, and not give him the proper help on defense that he needs? How can you still have the smallest scouting department in pro football (check Michael Silver's best/worst owner article on Yahoo Sports)? How can you have alienated the best wide-out in pro football? (Chad Johnson)
Posted by Greg Simms Jr. | No comments yet
9 January 2008
nt structure to draft and scout better players and run the football operations of the team.
Until Mike Brown and family dedicate themselves to hiring a Bill Parcells-type for the front office
Posted by Greg Stephens | No comments yet
