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Jake Signed with Cleveland


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Good for him. Cleveland looks to be making all the right steps to becoming a good team.

Hate the guy or not, he'll make a great backup to whichever rookie they draft/sign/start, whether it be this year or next. He actually has a legitimate chance to start in 2010.

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Good for him. Cleveland looks to be making all the right steps to becoming a good team.

Hate the guy or not, he'll make a great backup to whichever rookie they draft/sign/start, whether it be this year or next. He actually has a legitimate chance to start in 2010.

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Can't believe they gave him so much money....if that part is true. (He must have a good agent!) But, I am glad for him. He is a class guy. Hope he wins the starting job....who knows, maybe a change will be good for him

I...really hope for Jake's sake that the Browns draft oline early and often, Joe Thomas or not.

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I'd like to know what makes you think otherwise. They stockpiled picks for this year, built a pretty damn beastly offensive line(Thomas/Mack are top 5 players at their position.) and brought in a quarterback that is clearly better than all of their current starters. Cleveland has many needs, and it's better to address their glaring defensive problems this year rather than waste it on a QB, especially when they could get a player like Berry that would INSTANTLY make their defense 10x better.

Jake is clearly not the long-term solution and Cleveland won't be a competitor in 2010, but if they draft well this year they could be in 2011.

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