In honor of the Cleveland Browns, if you could create an expansion NFL franchise, what would you call it and what would it be like?

One too many 5 hour energy drinks this morning?

based out of the megatropolis of  Superior, WI, the team would play in an open air stadium and be called the Supermen...  or maybe the Ice Crackers.

you would be able to bring in a cooler filled with whatever you wanted to the stadium, no glass.

there would be several large bonfire pits in the parking lot for both pre and post game partying.  as soon as snow would allow it would feature an incredible toboggan hill adjoined to the area for adults and kids alike.

I might start a franchise in Minnesota, since they don't have one. 

East LA Vatos

I'm was thrilled to see the Browns return as an NFL Franchise.

The thought of not being able to say "I gotta' take the Browns to the Super Bowl" following a poorly prepared seafood dinner once the franchise relocated to Baltimore was terrifying. It's good to have them back.

If I'm starting my own franchise. It's going to be the Black Hill Scalpers and the stadium is a really big teepee and our mascot is Custers corpse. Screw you Goodell.

Looks like Goodell may found another way to screw us.

NFL responds

@NFLprguy

Wondering where the idea of Thursday night doubleheaders came from? So are we. We have not considered this

I'm was thrilled to see the Browns return as an NFL Franchise.

Kept these dawgs from being euthanized. 

Which may or may not have been a good thing. 

It wasn't emotionally taxing in the Santa Clause, Easter Bunny sort of way. But it was a wake up call that NOT all dogs go to heaven.

The Schenechtady Scrotums.

Tanks.

Superior Ice Crackers.  Damn that's awesome.

Is that Al's long lost brother?

Hank the Tank had a shorter shelf-life than Lionheart.

So the NFL office and their PR guy may not have considered this, but someone did.  

NFL is thinking about a Thurs nite doubleheader....

Might cause more injuries, but what the hell!

Embrace the suck!

The NFLPA has the clout to stop this. It would be illegal, but a work stoppage by the players would get the owners attention.

@CollinsworthNBC

on Thurs games - "We're asking players 2 play at less than 100% a mere 4 days after they played. It seems insane 2 me."

Would FOX and CBS go for this??? After all, they would be the ones losing a game each week and the advertising dollars that go with it.

...seeming to contradict denials from NFL PR of a WSJ report Tues that said that. Jones says nothing imminent, but easily done within...

...current TV contracts, which stretch to 2021. He says NFLPA has no say in whether league decides to move another Sun game to Thurs