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1/18/09

LeBron James Cleveland Browns State Farm Commercial

LeBron Joins The Browns, Instantly Gets Staph Infection

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You've probably been seeing those LeBron James ads where it says 1.18.09. Well, that's today, and here's the rest of that much hyped ad. It's LeBron as a Cleveland......Brown.

I'm not sure what's more unbelievable about this ad, that LeBron would ever join the Browns, or that the Browns and the Miami Dolphins would ever meet up in the AFC Championship. Probably the latter, by far.

Anyway, LeBron was actually a very good high school football player, and odds are he would have been turned into a tight end or some kind of freak of nature wide receiver had he decided to play football beyond high school.

Also, I'm not sure what this commercial has to do with State Farm, unless it's for staph infection insurance. Man, could the Browns ever use some of that.