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Andre Johnson JerseyHear what Terry Pluto had to say as he answered your questions about the Cleveland sports scene.Among the questions he answers:- Now that George Kokinis is officially hired, what are your thoughts on the Mangini-Kokinis pairing?- How is Kokinis different from Phil Savage?- Will the Browns finally establish some sort of identity?- How impressive was the Cavaliers' win in Utah Saturday night?- Do you see the Orlando Magic as a legitimate threat to win the Eastern Conference?+ much moreClick on the play button to listenOr download as an MP3 Next chat: Tuesday, February 3 at noon
Arian Foster Jerseywhile a cameraman -- said to sound like Ryan -- talks to her.  Big deal. So what if he has a foot fetish. Could be worse. Do you prefer a coach with a foot fetish at home or a field-goal fetish on Sundays?    SPINOFFS  I think if videos of Josh Cribbs' feet showed up on Deadspin, we'd see why he shouldn't be trying to play with four dislocated toes. If you can't see that already just by watching his kick returns I mean. . . .    Minnesota coach Leslie Frazier won't put 41-year-old Brett Favre on season-ending injured reserve and said Favre could play Sunday despite a shoulder injury. I saw this exact plot the first time, when it was called "Weekend at Bernie's." . . .    The Saints ran the ball 10 times against Baltimore on Sunday and still used two running backs. The Browns can't give Peyton Hillis one carry off? Now I see why Jerome Harrison had to go. . . .    If they're not going to use Mike Bell, they should've traded for Patriots lineman Dan Connell. Then the two longest runs of the season could belong to a 6-4, 314-pound lineman and a punter. . . .    Eric Mangini stopped short of lamenting the loss of "gap integrity" against Cincinnati. In the past two games, the Browns have been outrushed, 380-164, so I'm not sure that's the sole issue unless those gaps of integrity are bigger than anything found in the House and Senate. . . .    HE SAID IT  "It's the 17th concussion we've had this year. I've been coaching now 35 years and I've seen five concussions in 35 years. Now the new thing is everybody has a concussion. If you walk out and slightly brush the door, you have a concussion. That's the way it is today." -- Louisville coach Rick Pitino, downplaying what medical experts warn is a serious issue among athletes.  Actually, there have been 18 concussions at Louisville this year, with Pitino's going undiagnosed until that statement.
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