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Was pot legalized in Cleveland?

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Cause that some funny poo!

Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports the Browns are looking to trade Brock Osweiler for a third-round pick.

The Browns are willing to throw in a fifth-rounder and are open to paying half of Osweiler's salary. Per Cabot, if the Browns can't find a taker, they'll release Osweiler and eat the $16 million remaining on his contract. The Browns are positioning themselves to make a run at Patriots QB Jimmy Garoppolo. Cabot's report all but confirms that Osweiler will never play a down in Cleveland.
 
 
Mar 11 - 2:08 PM
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They're getting a lot of heat for the move, but the Browns taking that deal and eating the contract was actually really smart. You can't trade cash for draft picks, but this is as close as it comes. They basically bought a good draft pick. For a rebuilding team which the Browns have perpetually been, that's a big bonus. 

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6 hours ago, ARSEN said:

Cause that some funny poo!

Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports the Browns are looking to trade Brock Osweiler for a third-round pick.

The Browns are willing to throw in a fifth-rounder and are open to paying half of Osweiler's salary. Per Cabot, if the Browns can't find a taker, they'll release Osweiler and eat the $16 million remaining on his contract. The Browns are positioning themselves to make a run at Patriots QB Jimmy Garoppolo. Cabot's report all but confirms that Osweiler will never play a down in Cleveland.
 
 
Mar 11 - 2:08 PM

Heard this rumor as well......dumbest idea I've ever heard.

keep him for 1 year and see what happens.

bring in all the competition you can and let it shake out.

to just piss away 16 mil makes no sense but, 

It is Cleveland 

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