That's some sort of Persicaria. (In many places they appear as Polygonum, but they were re-classified as Persicaria.)

Has it had spikes of tiny flowers? Colors vary from fluorescent pink to pink to pale pink to white, depending which species it is.

Pennsylvania smartweed (Persicaria pensylvanicum) seems to be one of the most common:
http://essmextension.tamu.edu/plants/plant/smartweed/

Many others are listed here, often with photographs:
http://www.wildflower.org/plants/search.php?start=50&pagecount=50

It's difficult to imagine a Persicaria could ever be confused (by the grower or packer) for a strawberry crown: the leaves are majorly dissimilar. I'd assume the strawberry died, and a Persicaria seed sprouted -- either from whatever was in the bag with the "strawberry crowns" or a stray seed from your yard or in your planting medium.

As a matter of fact is does have white flowers up at the top. I cant believe that all three crowns died and these sprouted instead...my luck. Thank you for your help! Any idea on where I can buy great strawberry plants online?

Sorry, but I can't help about online strawberries. Have you tried strawberries in pots at a local nursery (or even a big-box store)? That would be more expensive than bare-root crowns ... but strawberries do spread quickly.

Awesome, I was able to find some on Amazon. Thank you so much. Hopefully this is the last time I plant weeds.