The Cleveland Browns are tied for the worst record in the NFL at 2-9, after losing in hilariously miserable fashion to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 12.
Making matters worse, Cleveland’s quarterback situation is a complete disaster. Not that an awful quarterback situation is anything new for the Browns, as they’ve now gone through 24 quarterbacks since 1999.
To summarize: things are very bad for the Browns, and have been for quite some time.
And now we have former NFL linebacker Bart Scott revealing Thursday on Bleacher Report’s Simms and Lefkoe Podcast how he once hid in a bathroom to sign with the Ravens, while visiting the Browns.
Bart Scott reveals he hid in a bathroom to avoid signing with the Browns 😂 https://t.co/Ixu7Ar133B
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) December 3, 2015
Was he in a stall? If so, did anyone walk in and did he have to hide his feet? Someone needs to ask the hard questions here. Anyways, every time you think we’ve hit #PeakBrowns, something else happens to remind us they can reach another level of misery.

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