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Tight end David Njoku is tired of the “same old Browns” remarks, and he let Micah Parsons know about it at the Pro Bowl.
Despite four years of stability in Cleveland, including two playoff appearances, they have yet to shake the reputation they built over the last two decades beforehand. They have heard it from former Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Chase Claypool, more recently from Cincinnati Bengals wideout Ja’Marr Chase, and now Dallas Cowboys pass rusher Micah Parsons tried to serve it up to Njoku.
Playing Madden 24 during one of the events at the Pro Bowl, Parsons attempted to trash-talk Njoku, who was playing for the AFC squad. However, Njoku has had enough of the “Cleveland is Cleveland” remarks that get echoed throughout the league.
Njoku then let Parsons know that Cleveland is no different from Dallas as both players are sitting on the sofa playing Madden at the Pro Bowl and not preparing for the Super Bowl.
You can see the full exchange between Njoku and Parsons here:
Micah parsons takes a shot at the #Browns saying “Cleveland is Cleveland” and @David_Njoku80 didn’t let that slide for even one second. pic.twitter.com/76HjmKWybb
— Ryan Tyler (@Ryantyler33) February 4, 2024