Found December 15, 2008 on
Bleed Eagles Green:
That's right,
Kolb should play tonight.
I can't see how this game isn't a blowout by halftime. The Browns have zero to play for. The Browns' coach is all but gone following the season. Ken Dorsey is the Browns QB (
enough said). Offensively the Browns are ranked near the bottom in all the major ...
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