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  • IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by

    Anyone else watch the scrimmage? It was cool. It seemed like it was mostly a rolling commentary with a few football plays sprinkled in.

    Interviews with Joe Thomas and DePodesta were cool. They kept referring to Thomas as “Hof” (for hall of fame), but it took me far too long to figure that out. I thought they were saying “Hop” or “Hoth” and it was confusing because l felt like l was missing some Joe Thomas Easter bunny story or that he was some big Empire Strikes Back fan or something. 

  • Anyone else watch the scrimmage? It was cool. It seemed like it was mostly a rolling commentary with a few football plays sprinkled in.

    Interviews with Joe Thomas and DePodesta were cool. They kept referring to Thomas as “Hof” (for hall of fame), but it took me far too long to figure that out. I thought they were saying “Hop” or “Hoth” and it was confusing because l felt like l was missing some Joe Thomas Easter bunny story or that he was some big Empire Strikes Back fan or something. 

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by Orion

    @ibleedbrown said:

    They kept referring to Thomas as

    I really do wish they wouldn't refer to people by using initials (and such) when actually speaking.  They're not on a keyboard saving strokes.  It's actually quite disrespectful IMO.  Call the guy by his name.

    --------   I know, I'll kick up an incredible fuss.  I'll claim that I've had my feelings hurt because people are calling other people by initials instead of their names.  That way congress can pass a law to appease me.

  • @ibleedbrown said:

    They kept referring to Thomas as

    I really do wish they wouldn't refer to people by using initials (and such) when actually speaking.  They're not on a keyboard saving strokes.  It's actually quite disrespectful IMO.  Call the guy by his name.

    --------   I know, I'll kick up an incredible fuss.  I'll claim that I've had my feelings hurt because people are calling other people by initials instead of their names.  That way congress can pass a law to appease me.

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    I really do wish they wouldn't refer to people by using initials (and such) when actually speaking.  They're not on a keyboard saving strokes.  It's actually quite disrespectful IMO.  Call the guy by his name.

    --------   I know, I'll kick up an incredible fuss.  I'll claim that I've had my feelings hurt because people are calling other people by initials instead of their names.  That way congress can pass a law to appease me.

    Isn't getting really upset over trivial things what you boomers are known wide and far for? ?

  • @ibleedbrown said:

    They kept referring to Thomas as

    I really do wish they wouldn't refer to people by using initials (and such) when actually speaking.  They're not on a keyboard saving strokes.  It's actually quite disrespectful IMO.  Call the guy by his name.

    --------   I know, I'll kick up an incredible fuss.  I'll claim that I've had my feelings hurt because people are calling other people by initials instead of their names.  That way congress can pass a law to appease me.

    tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    I really do wish they wouldn't refer to people by using initials (and such) when actually speaking.  They're not on a keyboard saving strokes.  It's actually quite disrespectful IMO.  Call the guy by his name.

    --------   I know, I'll kick up an incredible fuss.  I'll claim that I've had my feelings hurt because people are calling other people by initials instead of their names.  That way congress can pass a law to appease me.

    What in the crikey fuck does any of this even mean? Did you have a stroke this morning and were somehow discharged a few hours later?

  • OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    Zombo said:

    Do you need a medic?

    Z

    ...I think one should be assigned to me.  

  • @orion said:

    I really do wish they wouldn't refer to people by using initials (and such) when actually speaking.  They're not on a keyboard saving strokes.  It's actually quite disrespectful IMO.  Call the guy by his name.

    --------   I know, I'll kick up an incredible fuss.  I'll claim that I've had my feelings hurt because people are calling other people by initials instead of their names.  That way congress can pass a law to appease me.

    Isn't getting really upset over trivial things what you boomers are known wide and far for? ?

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    @dutch-oven said:

    Isn't getting really upset over trivial things what you boomers are known wide and far for? ?

    You cannot possibly be comparing us to the current snowflake generation can you?  The everybody gets a trophy, you can't tell them they made a mistake, generation?  No, that pendulum swung back way past us. 

  • @ibleedbrown said:

    They kept referring to Thomas as

    I really do wish they wouldn't refer to people by using initials (and such) when actually speaking.  They're not on a keyboard saving strokes.  It's actually quite disrespectful IMO.  Call the guy by his name.

    --------   I know, I'll kick up an incredible fuss.  I'll claim that I've had my feelings hurt because people are calling other people by initials instead of their names.  That way congress can pass a law to appease me.

    IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    I really do wish they wouldn't refer to people by using initials (and such) when actually speaking.  They're not on a keyboard saving strokes.  It's actually quite disrespectful IMO.  Call the guy by his name.

    It’s definitely awkward trying to figure out where a mystery nickname came from.

    It’s like when your buddy thinks you know the secret handshake, but you don’t know the secret handshake, and he’s coming at you with slaps and fist bumps and shooting it and you’re trying to keep up but failing miserably. 

  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by

    @ScottPetrak

    #Browns Kevin Stefanski said DT Malik McDowell suffered oblique injury.
     
     
    Grade I strains heal within a few weeks. (PUP)
    Grade II strains can take up to 3 months or longer. (IR)
    Grade III strains may require surgery and months of rehabilitation. A strain, or pulled muscle, is an injury to your muscle or tendon.
     
    Had to be tough news for a Malik McDowell to hear ... ? MRI pending
  • @ibleedbrown said:

    They kept referring to Thomas as

    I really do wish they wouldn't refer to people by using initials (and such) when actually speaking.  They're not on a keyboard saving strokes.  It's actually quite disrespectful IMO.  Call the guy by his name.

    --------   I know, I'll kick up an incredible fuss.  I'll claim that I've had my feelings hurt because people are calling other people by initials instead of their names.  That way congress can pass a law to appease me.

    U Unsympathetic wrote on last edited by Unsympathetic

    @orion said:

    Call the guy by his name. --------   I know, I'll kick up an incredible fuss.

    You're taking a stand against.. nicknames? Such bravery.  Do you want a trophy?

    If you're still uncomfortable with ridiculous nicknames.. Have you ever played a team sport with other guys for more than 45 minutes?

    It's fun to see you mention snowflakes.  The actual "snowflakes" are the parents - You. Your generation.  You desperately want To Be Thought Of As A Very Special Person while ignoring everything about your kids due to your narcissistic desire To Have Your Greatness Recognized By Others And Reflected In Your Kid.  Trophies aren't for children.. they're for the parents.  You nicknamed yourself "The Greatest Generation" when nobody was doing any comparing.. and more importantly, you don't get to give yourself your own nickname. You're actually not "the greatest" at anything other than lack of self-awareness and magnitude of incompetence. 

    Your generation should be known as The FYIGM Generation.

  • @orion said:

    Call the guy by his name. --------   I know, I'll kick up an incredible fuss.

    You're taking a stand against.. nicknames? Such bravery.  Do you want a trophy?

    If you're still uncomfortable with ridiculous nicknames.. Have you ever played a team sport with other guys for more than 45 minutes?

    It's fun to see you mention snowflakes.  The actual "snowflakes" are the parents - You. Your generation.  You desperately want To Be Thought Of As A Very Special Person while ignoring everything about your kids due to your narcissistic desire To Have Your Greatness Recognized By Others And Reflected In Your Kid.  Trophies aren't for children.. they're for the parents.  You nicknamed yourself "The Greatest Generation" when nobody was doing any comparing.. and more importantly, you don't get to give yourself your own nickname. You're actually not "the greatest" at anything other than lack of self-awareness and magnitude of incompetence. 

    Your generation should be known as The FYIGM Generation.

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by Dutch Oven

    @unsympathetic said:

    You're taking a stand against.. nicknames? Such bravery.  Do you want a trophy?

    If you're still uncomfortable with ridiculous nicknames.. Have you ever played a team sport with other guys for more than 45 minutes?

    It's fun to see you mention snowflakes.  The actual "snowflakes" are the parents - You. Your generation.  You desperately want To Be Thought Of As A Very Special Person while ignoring everything about your kids due to your narcissistic desire To Have Your Greatness Recognized By Others And Reflected In Your Kid.  Trophies aren't for children.. they're for the parents.  You nicknamed yourself "The Greatest Generation" when nobody was doing any comparing.. and more importantly, you don't get to give yourself your own nickname. You're actually not "the greatest" at anything other than lack of self-awareness and magnitude of incompetence. 

    Your generation should be known as The FYIGM Generation.

    Baby Boomers aren't 'The Greatest Generation', that was their parents.

    Boomers are the spoiled kids who inherited what their parents fought for and pissed it away. 

  • DieHardBrownsFanD DieHardBrownsFan wrote on last edited by DieHardBrownsFan

    😁Poor abused fuckups.

  • DieHardBrownsFanD DieHardBrownsFan wrote on last edited by
  • @dutch-oven said:

    Isn't getting really upset over trivial things what you boomers are known wide and far for? ?

    You cannot possibly be comparing us to the current snowflake generation can you?  The everybody gets a trophy, you can't tell them they made a mistake, generation?  No, that pendulum swung back way past us. 

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    You cannot possibly be comparing us to the current snowflake generation can you?  The everybody gets a trophy, you can't tell them they made a mistake, generation?  No, that pendulum swung back way past us. 

    I sure can, take the guy who upvoted your comment for example.

    That boomer is the biggest snowflake on this board. He got so butthurt one time that he demanded to get thrown off this board, only to have to crawl back because no one in his real life pays attention to him. 

  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by

    If Anthony Schwartz was to give us more WR speed going into KC? He might want to get some meaningful reps come preseason games...

    our defense, is taking the camp injury hits.. and has built little to no continuity...

               
    DEFENSE
    LDE 95 Garrett, Myles 17/1 91 Jackson, Joe W/Dal 69 Malveaux, Cameron SF20        
    LDT 96 Elliott, Jordan 20/3 97 JACKSON, MALIK CC/Phi 92 Day, Sheldon SF20 65 Wilson, Marvin CF21    
    RDT 99 Billings, Andrew U/Cin 93 Togiai, Tommy 21/4 58 McDowell, Malik SF21* 61 SQUARE, DAMION U/LAC    
    RDE 90 Clowney, Jadeveon U/Ten 55 McKinley, Takkarist U/LV* 94 Gustin, Porter SF19 57 McKnight, Romeo CF21    
    SAM 44 Takitaki, Sione 19/3 56 SMITH, MALCOLM SF20 59 Weaver, Curtis W/Mia        
    MLB 4 Walker, Anthony U/IND* 51 Wilson, Mack 19/5 42 Fields II, Tony 21/5        
    WLB 50 Phillips, Jacob 20/3 28 Owusu-Koramoah, Jeremiah 21/2 52 Lee, Elijah W/Det        
    LCB 21 Ward, Denzel 18/1 36 Stewart Jr., MJ W/TB 25 Allen, Brian P/Cin 38 Green, AJ CF20 49 Thomas, Kiondre CF21
    SS 43 Johnson III, John U/LAR 33 Harrison, Ronnie T/Jax* 29 Redwine, Sheldrick 19/4 41 Meander, Montrel CF18    
    FS 22 Delpit, Grant 20/2* 39 LeCounte, Richard 21/5 35 Moffatt, Jovante CF20 48 Benton, Elijah CF20    
    RCB 20 Newsome, Greg 21/1 26 Williams, Greedy 19/2 34 Jackson, Robert SF18 37 Rugamba, Emmanuel CF21    
    NB 23 Hill, Troy U/L

     Jags Saturday night... Who are you playing/sitting?...my guess is 2's/3's & 4's? and we look to be missing some of those projected pieces too... Pre-season!..It's a fine time to find out your teams depth... but...man! let's start getting some defensive bodies back too...?

  • If Anthony Schwartz was to give us more WR speed going into KC? He might want to get some meaningful reps come preseason games...

    our defense, is taking the camp injury hits.. and has built little to no continuity...

               
    DEFENSE
    LDE 95 Garrett, Myles 17/1 91 Jackson, Joe W/Dal 69 Malveaux, Cameron SF20        
    LDT 96 Elliott, Jordan 20/3 97 JACKSON, MALIK CC/Phi 92 Day, Sheldon SF20 65 Wilson, Marvin CF21    
    RDT 99 Billings, Andrew U/Cin 93 Togiai, Tommy 21/4 58 McDowell, Malik SF21* 61 SQUARE, DAMION U/LAC    
    RDE 90 Clowney, Jadeveon U/Ten 55 McKinley, Takkarist U/LV* 94 Gustin, Porter SF19 57 McKnight, Romeo CF21    
    SAM 44 Takitaki, Sione 19/3 56 SMITH, MALCOLM SF20 59 Weaver, Curtis W/Mia        
    MLB 4 Walker, Anthony U/IND* 51 Wilson, Mack 19/5 42 Fields II, Tony 21/5        
    WLB 50 Phillips, Jacob 20/3 28 Owusu-Koramoah, Jeremiah 21/2 52 Lee, Elijah W/Det        
    LCB 21 Ward, Denzel 18/1 36 Stewart Jr., MJ W/TB 25 Allen, Brian P/Cin 38 Green, AJ CF20 49 Thomas, Kiondre CF21
    SS 43 Johnson III, John U/LAR 33 Harrison, Ronnie T/Jax* 29 Redwine, Sheldrick 19/4 41 Meander, Montrel CF18    
    FS 22 Delpit, Grant 20/2* 39 LeCounte, Richard 21/5 35 Moffatt, Jovante CF20 48 Benton, Elijah CF20    
    RCB 20 Newsome, Greg 21/1 26 Williams, Greedy 19/2 34 Jackson, Robert SF18 37 Rugamba, Emmanuel CF21    
    NB 23 Hill, Troy U/L

     Jags Saturday night... Who are you playing/sitting?...my guess is 2's/3's & 4's? and we look to be missing some of those projected pieces too... Pre-season!..It's a fine time to find out your teams depth... but...man! let's start getting some defensive bodies back too...?

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    @gumby73 said:

     Jags Saturday night... Who are you playing/sitting?.

    We're in somewhat uncharted waters with the shortened preseason.  

    When, and how much of a 'tune up' do the starters get.  Is it game 2?  3?  

    If I were to guess I'd say starters for a half (or even less) of game 3.  And 2nd half is the last ditch effort for guys to make the team.

  • U Unsympathetic wrote on last edited by

    Given the length of the last preseason.. don't the starters get a quarter in 1, 1.5 quarters in 2, and the entire first half in game 3?

  • @gumby73 said:

     Jags Saturday night... Who are you playing/sitting?.

    We're in somewhat uncharted waters with the shortened preseason.  

    When, and how much of a 'tune up' do the starters get.  Is it game 2?  3?  

    If I were to guess I'd say starters for a half (or even less) of game 3.  And 2nd half is the last ditch effort for guys to make the team.

    gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by gumby73

    @orion said:

    We're in somewhat uncharted waters with the shortened preseason.  

    When, and how much of a 'tune up' do the starters get.  Is it game 2?  3?  

    If I were to guess I'd say starters for a half (or even less) of game 3.  And 2nd half is the last ditch effort for guys to make the team.

    Pre-season ='s Vanilla football...I'm fine with one series of both (clean health) starters.. than yank both.. Inter-squad with Giants..nobody see's nuttin..(and we don't play them) I've heard (nfl radio) gm.2, is the closest thing to a real starter tune-up game...Game 3, now becomes your final bottom of the roster cut down game.. (ours is slim)

    believe nothing...till ya see it !

  • @orion said:

    We're in somewhat uncharted waters with the shortened preseason.  

    When, and how much of a 'tune up' do the starters get.  Is it game 2?  3?  

    If I were to guess I'd say starters for a half (or even less) of game 3.  And 2nd half is the last ditch effort for guys to make the team.

    Pre-season ='s Vanilla football...I'm fine with one series of both (clean health) starters.. than yank both.. Inter-squad with Giants..nobody see's nuttin..(and we don't play them) I've heard (nfl radio) gm.2, is the closest thing to a real starter tune-up game...Game 3, now becomes your final bottom of the roster cut down game.. (ours is slim)

    believe nothing...till ya see it !

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    @gumby73 said:

    I've heard (nfl radio) gm.2, is the closest thing to a real starter tune-up game

    You almost want to think that the strategy would be league wide.  I mean, in preseason games you really don't want your starters in there against 3rd stringers because the two teams have totally different ideas on how the 'new' preseason games should be handled.

  • We could start hearing some medical updates around the 27th.. Greedy Williams was limited in both OTA's & Mandatory's.. So it sounds like? GW would still need cleared to practice?

    When does the Cleveland Browns' training camp begin?

    The Cleveland Browns' 2021 training camp begins on Tuesday, July 27. For the first time in league history, NFL teams will have a unified start to training camp. ?

    Media & fans are welcome in Friday the 30th... Than video's like these take a seat to real on the field action...?

    with a injury history like these two? It's going to be easy to cheer for both at camp... ?

    Greedy defends his spot.. while Newsome seems to bring a bigger dawg bite... Get Ready!?

    gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by

    @gumby73 said:

    Greedy defends his spot.. while Newsome seems to bring a bigger dawg bite... Get Ready!?

    Who's a fan of just putting your best players on the field?

    The twist is..Greg Newsome is seeing inside slot reps, that kick Troy Hill to the outside ?.. and Baker is only finding the small windows of NfL open...with JJ3 lurking..

    count me in, as one to be watching this play out..

    https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland-browns/Article/troy-hill-being-counted-upon-to-bolster-the-cleveland-browns-cornerback-corps-Anthony-Walker-Returns-Myles-Garrett-Denzel-Ward-to-Miss-Practice--168932987/

    https://www.si.com/nfl/browns/browns-maven-features/browns-newsome-greedy-cb2-competition

  • C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by

    Cross training is the Brown's goal. I guess that could create some significant playing time if there is an injury or some mild sickness. And, maybe creating some good mismatches at certain times...

    https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland-browns/Article/troy-hill-being-counted-upon-to-bolster-the-cleveland-browns-cornerback-corps-Anthony-Walker-Returns-Myles-Garrett-Denzel-Ward-to-Miss-Practice--168932987/

    Splitting Time: Top draft choice, CB Greg Newsome said that he has been working every day inside at the slot position, in addition, to his time on the outside. He said he estimated the split is about 60 percent on the outside and 40 percent on the inside.

    9COMMENTS

    "You're trying to cross-train all of these guys," Stefanski said. "He's coming along and doing a nice job."