Another disappointing season has come to an end. Perhaps one of the most disappointing seasons ever after going 10-6 a year ago.

Phil Savage is gone as the GM, Romeo should be gone as the coach within hours.

Many of the Browns faithful are hoping that Bill Cowher will ride in and save the day. I'm not so sure that he really wants to jump back into coaching, but then again Randy Lerner's pockets are mighty deep and he just might put enough cash on the table to temp Mr. Cowher out of the TV booth.

Stay tuned. . .this story will be quickly developing.

Once again the Triple Cities Browns Backers will attend a game in Cleveland this coming season. Twenty members took advantage of the group ticket offer. We will be in the Dawg Pound on Monday Night, October 13th to see the Browns take on the defending Super Bowl Champion New York Giants.

Tailgate plans will be developed as we get closer to the date. It is always a fun time and we are especially excited to attend a Monday night game.

The Browns open the 2008 regular season at home against the Cowboys on Sunday Sept. 7, then host the Steelers in Week Two in a Sunday night national TV game, the first of five nationally televised prime-time games the Browns will play.
The Browns return to Monday Night Football when they host the Super Bowl champion Giants on Oct. 13. They also play two Monday night road games, Nov. 17 at Buffalo and Dec. 15 at Philadelphia.
The Browns host the Broncos in Week 10 on Thursday, Nov. 6 at 8:15 p.m.
The five national prime-time games are the most ever for the Browns, who haven't played on national television since 2006 and haven't played on Monday night since 2003.

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