D’Qwell Jackson, Trent Richardson, Brandon Weeden. These are just come players who came to the Cleveland Browns with high hopes and left in disappointing fashion.
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They are also the names on the back of many Cleveland jerseys, many of which are still being worn to Browns games.
Via Darren Rovell:
Look, the Browns have had as much turnover as any team the last few years. I don’t blame Browns fans for not going out and buying a new Brian Hoyer jersey or something. The point is that they are wearing the jersey to the game and showing support for their team. Still, this picture just represents how rocky things have been these past few years.
This is why, as a rule, I don’t buy team jerseys. Upwards of $60 on a shirt of a guy whose contract isn’t even fully guaranteed–let alone his spot on the roster–is too much.
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