Browns fuck up AJ McCarron trade, because Browns

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@AdamSchefter
Bengals and Browns actually agreed to AJ McCarron trade at 3:55 pm, per source involved. Bengals approved trade to NFL, Browns did not.

@nfldraftscout
The Browns fucking up the trade with Cincinnati also tells Kiser he’s not the answer there. Great job guys

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Grossi says that apparently the Browns were celebrating their trade and forgot to call in the deal before the deadline...

[G08]

Unbelievable.

As stupid as we are, at least we aren't the Browns.

[southdakbearfan]

That's just god damn hilarious.

[RING4CHI]

Annnd the Bengals will never deal with the Browns again just like the Ravens will never deal with the Bears.

[Rusty Trombagent]

Annnd the Bengals will never deal with the Browns again just like the Ravens will never deal with the Bears.

actually the bengals might have fucked up and we were all quick to believe it was the browns.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... -deadline/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


doesnt really matter though, why in the ever living fuck would the browns do this to deshone kizer.

[bearsfaninaz]

Annnd the Bengals will never deal with the Browns again just like the Ravens will never deal with the Bears.

actually the bengals might have fucked up and we were all quick to believe it was the browns.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... -deadline/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


doesnt really matter though, why in the ever living fuck would the browns do this to deshone kizer.

I'm guessing because his drinking is bringing back Johnny football memories to people.

[Boris13c]

seems both trade partners in this may have been out of sync

but if there is one team to blame more than the other, I'd also think it would be the Browns ... because

[Boris13c]

Browns' Failure to Copy NFL on Email Led to Failed AJ McCarron Trade

The Cleveland Browns' front office failed to include the NFL in any communications with the Cincinnati Bengals about a proposed deal for quarterback AJ McCarron before Tuesday's trade deadline, which caused the agreement to fall through.

On Wednesday, Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com reported Chris Cooper, the Browns' director of football administration, sent a signed document to the Bengals at 3:54 p.m.—six minutes before the deadline—but Cincinnati didn't see it in time and sent its own paperwork to the league. If he included the NFL in the email, the trade would have been completed on time.

The miscommunication appeared to stem from the fact Browns executive vice president of football operations Sashi Brown and Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin were working on the trade, so Cincinnati wasn't expecting an email to come from Cooper, per Cabot.

In addition, the report noted the Browns expected the Bengals to sign Cleveland's document and send it to the league, to which another NFL executive told Cleveland.com: "It would be crazy for the Browns to expect the Bengals to send the Browns' paperwork to the NFL. They know they have to notify the league themselves."

comically inept

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McCarron has filed a grievance against the Bengals in order to get out of his RFA status going into the offseason.