Steelers at Browns: Five questions with the enemy

Tom: Oh, it is true all right:

Looking to be in or get involved with the Browns Perfect Season Parade (0-16)?

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— McNeil (@Reflog_18) November 14, 2016

If the Cavs winning Cleveland’s first title since 1964 was not enough to get me downtown for a parade (and it wasn’t), then a celebration of the Browns going 0-16, as much as it may hold some appeal, will not get me off the couch on a January day along the North Coast.

Tom: The Move wins every day of the week and twice on Sunday. (Unlike the Browns, who can’t win at all this season.)

Not picking Roethlisberger was a mistake, obviously, but it is not as if picking Winslow was a bad move. Prior to his injuries and subsequent testicle-swelling staph infection, Winslow was going to be a very good player.

It is ironic that Winslow’s career was ruined by crashing his motorcycle while going about 20 mph in a parking lot, while Roethlisberger crashed his motorcycle in traffic on a bridge while not wearing a helmet and barely missed a beat.

Tom: For the most part, the decision to pass on Wentz is not seen as being that horrible by most fans. The media, on the other hand, is a different story as they were fitting Wentz for a gold Hall of Fame jacket after Week 1. They also have piled on in recent weeks by acting as if the Browns were the only team to pass on Dak Prescott, even though every team in the league passed on him at least three times before Dallas picked him.

The Browns are never, ever, going to get anything done until they solve the quarterback problem and the answer to that riddle is not currently on the roster. So it would be a major surprise if they don’t take a quarterback in the draft next spring. The mystery remains when that will occur — will it be with the No. 1 overall pick or will they take a player like Texas A&M’s Myles Garrett first and then package some of their other picks to move up in the first round to grab the QB they want?

Tom: Too soon!

Seriously, though, the Cavs won because they have LeBron James, and once Klay Thompson started questioning LeBron’s manhood, it was all over — the Warriors just didn’t realize it.

As for the Tribe, since they were playing the Cubs there was really no other way that series could have play out.

Tom: The Browns defense can’t hold anyone under 30 points a game — they are on pace to set a franchise record for points allowed in a 16-game season — and the offense can barely score more than 14 points a game.

As bad as Pittsburgh’s defense may be playing right now, there should be no way that the Browns can keep pace with the Steelers offense.
Pittsburgh 31, Cleveland 10