★ NFL WEEK 11 ★ Moving on... Detroit NOW +12½ at CLEVELAND, *FOX at 1 Gus Johnson, *LaVar Arrington.
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Might be all over that CHI line depending on injury report.
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Aqib Talib was not a name I was expecting to see on the broadcast booth-has he been doing this for a while and I just missed it?
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Might be all over that CHI line depending on injury report.
Remember, the Browns have historically played like crap against the Lions. If I was a betting person, I'd be taking Detroit to cover. Tied the Steelers, and the Ratbirds needed an NFL record 66 yard FG to beat them.
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Aqib Talib was not a name I was expecting to see on the broadcast booth-has he been doing this for a while and I just missed it?
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Aqib Talib was not a name I was expecting to see on the broadcast booth-has he been doing this for a while and I just missed it?
Aqib Talib was not a name I was expecting to see on the broadcast booth-has he been doing this for a while and I just missed it?
September 10, 2020 04:44 PMAqib Talib: Announces retirementby RotoWire Staff | RotoWireTalib announced his decision to retire from the NFL via his personal Twitter account Wednesday.
Talib suited up for five contests with the Rams in 2019 before suffering broken ribs and being traded to Miami for salary relief. The five-time Pro Bowler will be best remembered for his outstanding play in Denver as part of the "No Fly Zone," where he suited up from 2014 to 2017 and played a key role in winning Super Bowl 50. His 2013 performance in New England also earned Pro Bowl and second-team All-Pro honors
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Remember, the Browns have historically played like crap against the Lions. If I was a betting person, I'd be taking Detroit to cover. Tied the Steelers, and the Ratbirds needed an NFL record 66 yard FG to beat them.
DET has struggled all season against teams that can get + early down yards with the running game and maintain offensive balance. Have to remember their top CB is out for the season.
Ultimately DET and CLE are such volatile teams that it's best to avoid them. But especially when they play each other.
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Remember, the Browns have historically played like crap against the Lions. If I was a betting person, I'd be taking Detroit to cover. Tied the Steelers, and the Ratbirds needed an NFL record 66 yard FG to beat them.
DET has struggled all season against teams that can get + early down yards with the running game and maintain offensive balance. Have to remember their top CB is out for the season.
Ultimately DET and CLE are such volatile teams that it's best to avoid them. But especially when they play each other.
DET has struggled all season against teams that can get + early down yards with the running game and maintain offensive balance. Have to remember their top CB is out for the season.
Ultimately DET and CLE are such volatile teams that it's best to avoid them. But especially when they play each other.
Betting wise.. I wouldnt touch this game with a 10ft pole... It's one of those games where a big play changes the outcome for either side.. Too many variables...
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Remember, the Browns have historically played like crap against the Lions. If I was a betting person, I'd be taking Detroit to cover. Tied the Steelers, and the Ratbirds needed an NFL record 66 yard FG to beat them.
DET has struggled all season against teams that can get + early down yards with the running game and maintain offensive balance. Have to remember their top CB is out for the season.
Ultimately DET and CLE are such volatile teams that it's best to avoid them. But especially when they play each other.
DET has struggled all season against teams that can get + early down yards with the running game and maintain offensive balance. Have to remember their top CB is out for the season.
Ultimately DET and CLE are such volatile teams that it's best to avoid them. But especially when they play each other.
From some stats that I've run across:
**Under: Houston at Tennessee – Houston is averaging 10 points in its last seven games, while Tennessee’s firepower is down minus Derrick Henry and possibly Julio Jones.
Under: Detroit at Cleveland – Jared Goff and Baker Mayfield are two of the more disappointing QB’s and they won’t be helped by heavy wind being in the forecast.
Under: Green Bay at Minnesota – No injured Aaron Jones, but the Packers have held their last seven foes to 22 or fewer points.......... it's not all Aaron Rodgers -but-. he is back in an NFCN game.Detroit at Cleveland – The Lions stomped the Browns, 38-24, at home in 2017. Not much recent history there.
GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND! -
DET has struggled all season against teams that can get + early down yards with the running game and maintain offensive balance. Have to remember their top CB is out for the season.
Ultimately DET and CLE are such volatile teams that it's best to avoid them. But especially when they play each other.
From some stats that I've run across:
**Under: Houston at Tennessee – Houston is averaging 10 points in its last seven games, while Tennessee’s firepower is down minus Derrick Henry and possibly Julio Jones.
Under: Detroit at Cleveland – Jared Goff and Baker Mayfield are two of the more disappointing QB’s and they won’t be helped by heavy wind being in the forecast.
Under: Green Bay at Minnesota – No injured Aaron Jones, but the Packers have held their last seven foes to 22 or fewer points.......... it's not all Aaron Rodgers -but-. he is back in an NFCN game.Detroit at Cleveland – The Lions stomped the Browns, 38-24, at home in 2017. Not much recent history there.
From some stats that I've run across:
**Under: Houston at Tennessee – Houston is averaging 10 points in its last seven games, while Tennessee’s firepower is down minus Derrick Henry and possibly Julio Jones.
Under: Detroit at Cleveland – Jared Goff and Baker Mayfield are two of the more disappointing QB’s and they won’t be helped by heavy wind being in the forecast.
Under: Green Bay at Minnesota – No injured Aaron Jones, but the Packers have held their last seven foes to 22 or fewer points.......... it's not all Aaron Rodgers -but-. he is back in an NFCN game.Detroit at Cleveland – The Lions stomped the Browns, 38-24, at home in 2017. Not much recent history there.
I haven't checked the under lines, but I'm cautious at the under with GB and MIN because Nobody has really exposed the Vikings corners yet like Rodgers is capable of. And Minnesota is balanced enough at home to put up some points.
Doesn't hurt that AJ Dillon looks more than capable of replacing Aaron Jones.
Under for HOU-TEN and the Brownies might be a solid play.
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Just to complete the changes 506sports did say that the maps would not be out until the flex scheduling was done. HOWEVER they did have the announcers printed out. See and for complete college ? football too. https://506sports.com
Why it now reads like this I have no idea especially after the good initial reviews for Johnson and Talib. Typo ???
Stay tuned for whatever.
Oh and the CBS Early games.
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I think our starting QB is one beat up guy. Good thing it's only Detroit in 4 days.
From FOX SPORTS....... https://www.foxnews.com/sports/browns-baker-mayfield-suffering-multiple-injuries-most-beat-up-been
The Athletic reported that Mayfield was limping while walking from the team’s facility to the media session. The Browns quarterback called himself "pretty sore" when he began talking to reporters.
"I’ll be good," Mayfield reiterated. ....... continued.......
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I think our starting QB is one beat up guy. Good thing it's only Detroit in 4 days.
From FOX SPORTS....... https://www.foxnews.com/sports/browns-baker-mayfield-suffering-multiple-injuries-most-beat-up-been
The Athletic reported that Mayfield was limping while walking from the team’s facility to the media session. The Browns quarterback called himself "pretty sore" when he began talking to reporters.
"I’ll be good," Mayfield reiterated. ....... continued.......
I think our starting QB is one beat up guy. Good thing it's only Detroit in 4 days.
From FOX SPORTS....... https://www.foxnews.com/sports/browns-baker-mayfield-suffering-multiple-injuries-most-beat-up-been
The Athletic reported that Mayfield was limping while walking from the team’s facility to the media session. The Browns quarterback called himself "pretty sore" when he began talking to reporters.
"I’ll be good," Mayfield reiterated. ....... continued.......
Should we post that Monte Python Meme again? I think I will. I'm fine, it's just a scratch.
Oh, and Goff may not play? What's our record against first time QBs? (Hint- it sucks)
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Browns Star Out for Personal Reasons After Clash With Coaches
Myles Garrett missed practice for personal reasons on Wednesday after making some disparaging comments about the coaching staff following the Cleveland Browns blowout loss to the Patriots on Sunday.
The Browns defensive unit as a whole was frustrated after being gashed by rookie quarterback Mac Jones and the rest of the New England offense, giving up points at will in the loss. The comments from Garrett in his postgame press conference appeared to be aimed at Joe Woods, who has been criticized by Browns fans over his two-year tenure for not being able to adjust in real time.
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Remember, the Browns have historically played like crap against the Lions. If I was a betting person, I'd be taking Detroit to cover. Tied the Steelers, and the Ratbirds needed an NFL record 66 yard FG to beat them.
My Dad, RIP, told me back when I was a little kid somewhere around 1970...."root for the Browns and anybody else but the Lions, Rams, & NY Giants."
NFC Detroit is like our AFC Denver. Only time I ever root for the Lions, it's Thanksgiving. Best turkey I ever had was 1983......Steelers Overstuffed
Anybody remember the Browns-Lions game when the Browns got called for pass interference on a Hail Mary by Stafford? I swear that's the only time I've ever seen that called....yep, vs the Browns.
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Oh yes the NFL Thanksgiving Day football games are an American tradition.
The Detroit Lions' all-time record on Thanksgiving Day is 37-42-2.
From 1951-1963 it was only the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions.
In honor of the most American of holidays, let’s take a quick look back at the times the NFL allowed the Browns take part in the annual tradition.
1966: Dallas Cowboys 26, Browns 14. (I double checked this is it.) For game notes see link. https://dawgpounddaily.com/2017/11/23/cleveland-browns-thanksgiving-infrequent
1982: Cowboys 31, Browns 14.
1989: Detroit Lions 13, Browns 10
The third, and to this date final, time the Browns played on Thanksgiving came in head coach Bud Carson’s first season with the team.
Cleveland was just four days removed from a 10-10 with the Kansas City Chiefs, a game that marked the return of head coach Marty Schottenheimer to Cleveland and still the hardest-hitting Browns game we have ever seen.
The Browns were still feeling the impact of that game and it showed as they dropped a 13-10 decision to a Detroit team that entered the game at 2-9.
It has been 28 years since the last time the Browns played on Thanksgiving, and the way things are going it might be another 28 before they make it back. From FANSIDED 3 years ago, I also checked with the NFL HOF site.
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Watching NE @ ATL
Pats defense playing a lot of man against matty ice.
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Another casual observation - one of the things that makes the NE offense so good is their committment to setting, then staying ahead of trends.
The modern NFL has gotten smaller and faster on defense to combat all the 11 and 10 personnel looks. Meanwhile you have the Pats leading the league in 21 and 22 personnel quite a damn bit. They're coming downhill and testing your smaller linebackers and safeties.
Reminds me of an offense like Wisconsins for so long and while they remained so effective. While defenses were getting faster in college, downhill backs from their system thrived.
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On our little pickem tonight on TNF it's NE 17-6--6 the masses going with Belichick. Surprised ?
Oh it's NE -7 and the o/u is about 47.
I'm on ATL +7 and maybe a little bit on over 47.
And it's NE 10-0 1st and ATL just blew it....... well 10-3 maybe. Uh NO GOOD ?
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