I think Twitter has really allowed Ron Jaworski to open up and be honest with his analysis.

Censoring the word "fuck" was a good idea by the tweeter. Otherwise he would have come off as unnecessarily rude.

F*** YOU KINJA HOPE YOU TEAR YOUR ACL ON FRIDAY

Someone oughtta teach Geno Smith that he needs to use a comma to avoid ambiguity

Michelle Toy, who saw the list and whose duty, (among normal news procedures), was to read the names out loud, phonetically, raised the issue that the names sounded suspicious.

Wow, Barry. Just because they're Asian doesn't mean they're fake pilots.

This, (blogger), seems like he has a really, (firm), grasp on the, (language).

Things are looking up for Cleveland ever since Ariel Castro showed everyone about how to institute a perfect run defense.

The Browns had 24,000 at their Family Night last week. That's better than what the Indians, a team in contention for the playoffs, have averaged for the entire season. So, you know where Cleveland's loyalties truly lie — with a sad sack franchise whose primary color does not match their name. This, despite a…

I saw the headline "Cleveland house of horrors where women spent decade in 'hell' being razed" on NBC today and thought they were tearing down Browns Stadium.

Wow, this is by far the single most depressing thing I've read all day. I feel like hugging a terminally-ill panda whose Make-A-Wish desire was to be hugged by a human. Just devastating.

I actually love Cleveland. Big city feel without all the fucking people, most people are really friendly and the food is great if you find local stuff.

You have got to be fucking kidding me.

Ray! Runner-up! That's like first for you, right?

Riley: [points over shoulder] It's over there.

Riley, using an imaginary whip on your black teammate is not what they meant by positive non-verbal communication.

The Oh, Riley Factor

I'm sure Riley doesn't mind missing time and going into debt. Anything but being in the black, amirite?

"The 'colored' restrooms are over there."

""I went out and seeked help," Cooper said."