Comments on: WR Edwards Wants to Stay a Brown; Rebound from a Tough 2009

By: ButchGavlen

ButchGavlen — Mon, 25 May 2009 13:18:20 +0000

That is all irrelivant. If we were to hear that attitude from him we’d be all over him. He’s done the right thing here and started off on the right foot. It’s our season coming up, and he senses his also. Who cares what he does if he gets traded or goes elsewhere. It’s not like it coould happen without getting conpensated. It’s a win-win situation; if he does good and wants out, he’s worth more. If everyone makes up and makes nice-nice, it’s all good. Positive people. Positive. That’s why we cut K2 loose, he brought negative to the equation.

By: Dan B.

Dan B. — Sun, 24 May 2009 22:29:50 +0000

How badly does he want to stay a Brown? IF he gets back to form is he going to want to stay or go elsewhere? I get the feeling he is just saying what teams want to hear from him so he can go elsewhere next year. He stii does not do his charity work in Cleveland anymore and remember “we fans” hate him because he went to Mich.

By: Clayton

Clayton — Sun, 24 May 2009 16:23:36 +0000

Butch – I agree that Braylon should get some credit here. He has weathered a lot of trade rumours and extensive public and media bashing, yet he does not show any sourness publicly towards the Browns. And he is big enough to admit that last year was a disaster. Good for Braylon.

By: ButchGavlen

ButchGavlen — Sat, 23 May 2009 14:05:51 +0000

I’m almost afraid to say something positive here for fear of the minute i do he’ll do something crazy or some wierd trade will happen, but could it be Mr. Edwards is maturing into someone who thinks with his mind and not with his wallet, and is taking responsibility??? This could work out great.