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Your optimism is refreshing. I plan to check out training camp this year since it's held in St. Joe, MO. The only thing that can enable your prediction is if Tyson Jackson has turned into a man during the past year. If he's the push-over (I literally saw him get pushed over on his back last season) he was previously, we are looking at 8-8. >
>Not with Romeo at the helm...he'll bitch-slap anyone who gets pushed over.
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>As for Charlie Weis, he'll simply sit on anyone who doesn't perform.
Romeo ran the most patty-cake training camp in the history of the Browns. Maybe he'll be back in form as a defensive coach like in NE but as a head coach he sucked VERY bigtime. (and never bitchslapped anything but both hands around a sandwich) Heck of a nice guy, but so is my mailman. I wouldn't want him coaching football.
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