Close to the Super Bowl in late
January/early February is the
time of year when the
Delusional Browns Fan Syndrome starts....an annually occuring disease characterized by intense euphoric
hope completely unfounded in reality,
logic, or past experience. It gets worse until the NFL Draft in the spring, usually plateaus over the
summer months, then hits its peak in August when "Undefeated Preseason Championships" are won. This is usually when talks of "Division Titles" and "Playoffs" become numerous. The symptoms then typically go away after another month, when logic and reality have returned after actually seeing the team perform against top level NFL
talent. Then, typically depression sets in beginning in October when any chance at a respectable season, let alone playoffs, is completely gone. There can be residual symptoms during the NFL playoffs if a new regime is hired, in which
case the disease process is typically more intense the following year. Sadly, there is no cure or known treatment for this largely inhereted and regional illness. Side effects include: drinking heavily, swearing, crying, family feuds, the Monday Blues, obsession with college quarterbacks, general attitude of cynicism and hatred for all things black and yellow.
Steve: I really think Hue Jackson can get the Browns to 6-10 next year after they sign Kirk Cousins, a free safety, 5 wide recievers, draft Barkley and Chubb, and Jimmy Haslam has to sell the team because of the FBI investigation into his racist Pilot/Flying J underlings
Brad: Dude, your DBFS
Delusional Browns Fan Syndrome is the worst I have seen since 1999 when you got that
Tim Couch tattoo....
