This morning on Twitter, Tony Grossi linked to a website talking about the all-time 1st round flops in the NFL draft. As he noted, the Browns didn’t crack the list, surprisingly enough. As is often the case with the Internet, I found myself on a different page that listed the worst draft classes in modern history. Modern history is considered 1994-2004. 1994 is when the draft was cut to seven rounds. They cut it off at 2004 because they don’t feel the story has been told on a draft class until seven years have passed. The other considerations are the number of years the class played, the number of years they were starters, the number of five year careers, five year starters, career starts, pro bowls, and all pros. Congrats Cleveland Browns 1995, you are the worst.
If these triple-doubles keep rolling in, one is bound to lead to a win. While a win over Houston would have been nice, beating a conference rival in Indiana is just what we needed to get back on track after a sub-par finish before the All-Star break. James put up 31, 14 and 12, but the main difference is easily in what his teammates were able to do.
Now, while I realize that Chad Ford is the same guy that rumored Larry Brown to be locked and loaded to coach the Cavaliers not all to long ago, his latest bit has me at least a little intrigued.
And now it seems the latest target for Ferry, who is getting absolutely left in the dust in the poll question this week, is Memphis forward/guard Mike Miller. Miller has decent numbers- 16.7 points and nearly 7 rebounds a game. Perhaps more attractive to the Cavaliers, he is shooting 43% from 3 point range, and 50% overall. The 7 year pro has 2 years left on a contract that pays him around $8.3 million per. Cavs fans might remember Miller however, as the speed bump LeBron ran over en route to his 
