Louis Riddick

We just didn't have any explosive component, man.

We had Eric Metcalf, Tommy Vardell, Mark Carrier, Michael Jackson, guys like that, but we just couldn't put it together consistently.

Touchdown, Tommy Vardell.

There you go, man.

Stanford.

Yeah, he scored them all there.

He didn't score them in the NFL.

Exactly.

I think we scored more points than we did on offense that year.

How surprised were you that the Browns decided finally to move on from Miles Garrett?

Look, it's kind of like what, I'm not shocked.

Teams that are always caught in this state of their evolution, so to speak, or their growth, which is,

They're always seeming to reset, rebuild, trying to restock the covers, gain draft picks, sell hope, push it off till next year.

This is what they do.

Eventually, they take their best player, because they're going to hit on somebody, because they're always drafting high.

So they're going to get somebody that has unique skills.

And eventually, they're going to wind up trading them away to reset it for the next coach, the next coach, the next coach, the next coach.

So am I shocked?

No.

We sat across from Miles Garrett two years ago, I think, for a Week 18 game down in Baltimore.