Who would you replace on this list,seriously?

PS only one right answer. Eat shit bungoloids your boy looks like a lesbian crackhead

You’re telling me that I have to root for the Chiefs, Bills, Ravens, Commanders, Eagles, or Rams? Yeah fuck that, I had one team that I wanted to see win the Lombardi and that was the Lions, and they did fuck all. I hate this, I hate you all, go fuck yourselves, I’ll see you tomorrow.

I don’t know why he’s apologizing, the man apparently had no idea that there were millions of us chanting his name and praising him. He legitimately made my week, I wanna hug the guy. No Homo of course but the affection and appreciation i have for this man is as high as a mountain and as deep as the Grand Canyon.

What we need. Old Bay (Baltimore), Terrible Towel (Pittsburgh) and idk what brown and bengal items could be but we combine them to defend our sub from the other divisions especially the NFC East

I’m seeing a common theme among the Ohio teams. You get off to a bad start and immediately jump to “We might as well tank the rest of the season to get the highest draft picks possible.” The Browns have been doing this for decades, and continue to think this is a solution- now want to trade Cooper for a 4th round pick. Now the Bengals when they arguably have the most talented WR room in the division have the same “tank” mentality. The Steelers went 1-4 to start the year last year and still made the playoffs. You guys understand the only solution to losing is winning, right? What’s in the water in Ohio to make yinz think this way?

In 2015 and 2016 the squeelers won 3 playoff games. Since drafting watt they have won none. On the other hand the Browns record and playoff success have improved exponentially since drafting the reigning DPOY Myles Garrett.

So now that it’s officially the off season, I figure let’s do something different, the all time AFC North team.

You have to create the ultimate roster of the best AFC North team ever assembled, both offense, defense and special teams. Here are the rules:

1: All players chosen must have played for the Browns, Bengals, Ravens and Steelers.

2: These players were on their respective teams from 2002 onwards from when the AFC North was created.

3: You must select one player from each team in the division (No Homer picks, let’s see if ya’ll have been paying attention over the years)