NFL.com recently listed the most underrated and overrated players in Cleveland Browns history and, because we are masochists, we want to talk about the most overrated players first.

It shouldn’t come as a surprise that three of the five players come from the expansion era (Peyton Hillis, Braylon Edwards and Kellen Winslow, Jr.), with the other two being quarterback Brian Sipe and running back Charles White.

While the list of overrated players from this current era could essentially be endless, we have to pare it down in some way. So we ask – who is truly the most overrated Browns player since 1999?

Browns fans, meanwhile, are left wondering if the organization just sits around all day and tries to figure out ways in which to disappoint the city of Cleveland.

Of course, there is speculation that the concert was canceled in part due to weak ticket sales, which would make sense, as Bon Jovi already performed in Cleveland back in March of this year.

The concert was intended to be part of a Fan Fest kickoff event, so naturally, canceling it without any explanation whatsoever makes perfect sense. At this time, there is no information as to a possible replacement act.

Maybe Kenny Chesney would be interested in coming back?

The Cleveland Browns’ Joe Haden and Greg Little were particularly vocal about the change, and appear willing to incur fines in the name of swag and fashion.

“I’m definitely not wearing pads,” [Little] said. “It’s just a swag thing. If you don’t feel good, you’re not gonna play good.”

“I don’t do anything on my legs because you don’t need it,” [Haden] said. “It’s about being quicker and it’s a look thing. It just looks smoother when you got nothing beneath your pants.”

The NFL is doing all it can in order to increase safety, though a lack of knee and thigh pads is hardly the worst offender on the list of things to be improved.

And to deny players their swag? It’s criminal.

[Cleveland.com]