Why do I keep reading that rag that the Plain Dealer has become? In Mary Kay Cabot's article about the signing of four players by the Browns she drooled about one being from Ohio A & M but didn't even mention that T.J. played at the original Ohio. Either sad or sloppy.

Says so right in the first paragraph.

"He continued to overhaul the defensive backfield on Wednesday, signing former Ohio University product T.J. Carrie, a free agent cornerback from the Raiders, a league source told cleveland.com."

Her son goes to Fiami...nuff said!

To set the record straight, Mary Kay actually replied to an email I sent her about this and pointed out what Chris Galloway said above that it was included. She was correct to a degree as was Chris. It was included in her Cleveland.com article. But I was reading the print version where apparently the hacks combined several snipets of on-line articles and failed to include the OHIO reference. She pointed out she has no control over what appears in the print edition. That's sad in itself. So, to be fair, it was not her doing. But still . . . The Plain Dealer.

Mary Kay is not as bad as Herbalife and not as annoying as Rodan & Fields, but it's certainly up there.

The US Supreme Court once said, "For better or for worse, the job of editors is to edit." This is the "for worse."