Irony
So, for Browns fans, the irony of this past weekend was not that Braylon Edwards had a great game with no drops for the Jets on Monday Night -- any Browns fan knows that this is par for the course. Nor is the irony that the Browns receivers combined for about 9 drops after traded Edwards.
No, the irony is that despite Edwards' great game, the Jets still lost. And despite the whopping 2 completions that the Browns passing game had, the Browns still won.
That is the irony. And if the Jets go downhill from this point forward while Browns manage to continue to build momentum, it'll likely be the biggest irony of the season.
[ S H I E L D B R E A K ! ! ! ]
You know, as much as I would like to give up, throw in the towel, stop trying, and just wallow in self-pity, it's just not in my nature. Either I'm far more resilient than I give myself credit for, or I have too short of an attention-span to focus on being a downer. My bet is it's a mix of both.
And the doughnuts from The Donut Pub definitely help. Damn, but they are good stuff!
No, the irony is that despite Edwards' great game, the Jets still lost. And despite the whopping 2 completions that the Browns passing game had, the Browns still won.
That is the irony. And if the Jets go downhill from this point forward while Browns manage to continue to build momentum, it'll likely be the biggest irony of the season.
[ S H I E L D B R E A K ! ! ! ]
You know, as much as I would like to give up, throw in the towel, stop trying, and just wallow in self-pity, it's just not in my nature. Either I'm far more resilient than I give myself credit for, or I have too short of an attention-span to focus on being a downer. My bet is it's a mix of both.
And the doughnuts from The Donut Pub definitely help. Damn, but they are good stuff!