ESPN Ron Jaworski says Browns quit

From www.examiner.com/cleveland

In a new development in the Browns "quitting saga", ESPN's analyst and former Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski put his two cents in about the Browns.

When "Jaws" was asked after watching game film if he saw anyone quit. He responded,

"Yes.If you want to get players attention, mention the word quit. I saw it mentioned by some of the Browns players, so I looked at it very carefully. I don't ever use the word. I just say 'lack of enthusiasm to play the game".

"I'm not going to names because it's not my place to do that--but there were some guys that lacked enthusiasm play-in and play-out."

Jaworski went on to say he was going to have an eagle eye on the Browns this Monday night to see if there is any improvement.

This observation goes directly against what Romeo Crennel claimed to have seen this past Thursday against Denver. He even went on to say specifically that his players, "didn't quit".

So, now the question is, If Ron Jaworski can see some Browns potentially quit from his television screen, what the heck is Romeo Crennel looking at? You don't need an HD television to see how clearly dysfunctional the Browns coaching staff is.

Now, on to Monday night.