Cleveland Browns 2010 Forecast: Partly Cloudy with a Chance of Six Wins

September 11, 2010   ·   Tom Delamater   ·   Jump to comments

There is reason for optimism in Cleveland as the 2010 NFL season gets underway.
Mike Holmgren is president of the franchise, replacing what’s-his-name.
Tom Heckert is the general manager, taking over for I-don’t-know-who.
Jake Delhomme is the quarterback, replacing the last guy, who had one of those long hyphenated names: Brady Quinn-Anderson-Frye-Dilfer-Garcia-Holcomb-Couch, or something like that. (Hey, it was a tough year. Or was it 11? I lost count, to tell the truth.)
Finally, Jim Brown is mad somewhere. When Jim Brown is mad, the Browns play well.
So the team will be improved. The question is by how much.
A lot, I say. As in six wins.
But wait, you ask. Didn’t they win five games last year? Come on, six wins isn’t much improvement over five; just one, if I’m smarter than Jeff Foxworthy.
In the Browns’ case, six wins is a lot.
The five victories a year ago were a bit of a mirage. Yes, they won the gam...

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