Browns 2022 schedule, predicted results
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From TSN. FWIW. 10-7 ? We'll see in the AFCN this year. No breaks in the H/A after the week 9 BYE but I like the later date. Long time until we can get a better guess on W/L. GO BROWNS !
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Cleveland is playing a third-place schedule in one of the toughest divisions in the NFL. The Browns play the AFC East and NFC South in this year's playoffs, and the extra NFC game is on the road at Washington. The third-place slot landed games with the Texans and Chargers.
The Browns face eight teams that won at least nine games in 2021.
Browns strength of schedule
The Browns have the 15th-easiest schedule in the NFL. Their 2022 opponents finished with a 142-145-2 record, a winning percentage of .495.
The AFC North features two playoff teams from 2021 in Cincinnati, which reached Super Bowl 56, and Pittsburgh. The Ravens had an 8-9 record, same as Cleveland. The other returning playoff teams on the schedule are Buffalo, New England and Tampa Bay.
Cleveland has eight home games in 2022, and the teams visiting FirstEnergy Stadium had a combined record of 36-34 on the road last season.
Toughest tests: Four teams on Cleveland's schedule – Cincinnati, New England, New Orleans and Tampa Bay – had at least six road wins in 2021. The Patriots beat the Browns 45-7 last season, and Tom Brady is 7-1 as a starter against the Browns with the only loss coming in 2010.
Road trips to Buffalo and Miami won't be easy, either. Those teams were a combined 13-6 at home last season.
Biggest breaks: The road schedule is negotiable outside of those games. Cleveland must take advantage of the stretch against Carolina, Atlanta and Washington. Those three teams finished 6-17 at home and head into the 2022 season with quarterback uncertainty on varying levels.
Of course, Watson also could face his former team on the road. The Texans are in full rebuild mode, and they were 2-7 at home last season. If the Browns can sweep those four games, then they should at minimum be in the AFC playoff hunt late in the season.
Bottom line: It comes down to success within the AFC North. The Browns were 3-3 in divisional games last season, and that included a sweep of the Bengals. Stefanski is 7-6 (including playoffs) the last two seasons against Baltimore (1-3), Pittsburgh (2-3) and Cincinnati (4-0). Joe Burrow, for all his success in two seasons, has yet to lead the Bengals to a victory against the Browns. Those games will be testy this year.
Cleveland still had a 6-3 home record in 2021, too. Watson changes the dynamic of the offense, and despite the risks and a possible suspension he comes to a talented football team capable of winning the division and returning to the playoffs.
The Browns’ win total is not on the board yet, mainly because the number of games Watson misses could tilt that number down in a hurry. We’re going to stay on the low side knowing that double-digit wins are possible.
Record prediction: 10-7
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From TSN. FWIW. 10-7 ? We'll see in the AFCN this year. No breaks in the H/A after the week 9 BYE but I like the later date. Long time until we can get a better guess on W/L. GO BROWNS !
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Cleveland is playing a third-place schedule in one of the toughest divisions in the NFL. The Browns play the AFC East and NFC South in this year's playoffs, and the extra NFC game is on the road at Washington. The third-place slot landed games with the Texans and Chargers.
The Browns face eight teams that won at least nine games in 2021.
Browns strength of schedule
The Browns have the 15th-easiest schedule in the NFL. Their 2022 opponents finished with a 142-145-2 record, a winning percentage of .495.
The AFC North features two playoff teams from 2021 in Cincinnati, which reached Super Bowl 56, and Pittsburgh. The Ravens had an 8-9 record, same as Cleveland. The other returning playoff teams on the schedule are Buffalo, New England and Tampa Bay.
Cleveland has eight home games in 2022, and the teams visiting FirstEnergy Stadium had a combined record of 36-34 on the road last season.
Toughest tests: Four teams on Cleveland's schedule – Cincinnati, New England, New Orleans and Tampa Bay – had at least six road wins in 2021. The Patriots beat the Browns 45-7 last season, and Tom Brady is 7-1 as a starter against the Browns with the only loss coming in 2010.
Road trips to Buffalo and Miami won't be easy, either. Those teams were a combined 13-6 at home last season.
Biggest breaks: The road schedule is negotiable outside of those games. Cleveland must take advantage of the stretch against Carolina, Atlanta and Washington. Those three teams finished 6-17 at home and head into the 2022 season with quarterback uncertainty on varying levels.
Of course, Watson also could face his former team on the road. The Texans are in full rebuild mode, and they were 2-7 at home last season. If the Browns can sweep those four games, then they should at minimum be in the AFC playoff hunt late in the season.
Bottom line: It comes down to success within the AFC North. The Browns were 3-3 in divisional games last season, and that included a sweep of the Bengals. Stefanski is 7-6 (including playoffs) the last two seasons against Baltimore (1-3), Pittsburgh (2-3) and Cincinnati (4-0). Joe Burrow, for all his success in two seasons, has yet to lead the Bengals to a victory against the Browns. Those games will be testy this year.
Cleveland still had a 6-3 home record in 2021, too. Watson changes the dynamic of the offense, and despite the risks and a possible suspension he comes to a talented football team capable of winning the division and returning to the playoffs.
The Browns’ win total is not on the board yet, mainly because the number of games Watson misses could tilt that number down in a hurry. We’re going to stay on the low side knowing that double-digit wins are possible.
Record prediction: 10-7
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I will have to look into tickets for the Browns at Houston game on Dec. 4. Watson facing his old team.
I will have to look into tickets for the Browns at Houston game on Dec. 4. Watson facing his old team.
Been to Houston twice for Browns games. The Space City Browns backers did a great job, including booking a block of rooms at the hotel. If it had been any closer, it would have been in the stadium parking lot.
& as you know, if you ever want to head north to Cleveland there's a ticket with your name on it for my 100 level 20 yard line seats.
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Bengals top 5
Then Steelers
Then us
Then Ravens
NFC East has the least dificult while the AFC West has the most difficult.
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Six out of the last nine games following the bye week are on the road.
Brutal.
Positive on that last part…I like Tampa and NO coming to Cleveland at times when the weather will probably be lousy.
And the Bills game is just before their Thanksgiving game.
And maybe the Commandos and the Squealers are out of it when we play them the last two weeks
Positive on that last part…I like Tampa and NO coming to Cleveland at times when the weather will probably be lousy
11-5-1, tie @New Orleans
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Steelers will only travel 6500 miles for their entire schedule. Seattle is like 30k.
Browns about 10k.
East coast bias?
East coast bias?
Or.... geographic location of each team?
Not everything has to be a conspiracy...
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
Zombo said:
17-0 ... With any of the QBs on the roster.
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I didn't think we reached 17-0 until August every year.?
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I predict that the moderators on this page are going to get a helluva workout every gameday on here deleting posts.
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I predict that the moderators on this page are going to get a helluva workout every gameday on here deleting posts.
I predict that the moderators on this page are going to get a helluva workout every gameday on here deleting posts.
Hey, I already predicted Watson is going to hear a fair amount of boos when he gets introduced.
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I predict that the moderators on this page are going to get a helluva workout every gameday on here deleting posts.
Hey, I already predicted Watson is going to hear a fair amount of boos when he gets introduced.
Hey, I already predicted Watson is going to hear a fair amount of boos when he gets introduced.
But not from Browns deserters thank goodness.?
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But not from Browns deserters thank goodness.?
Yes, the BROWNS fans in the stands will just clap politely IF/WHEN he is announced over the PA system.
Believe that and I have some beautiful oceanfront property just north of the stadium for sale.
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Starting with the 2022-23 season, NFL teams will be allowed 14 players on the practice squad. Of those 14 players, only four of them are allowed to be veterans with an unlimited number of accrued seasons. For those wondering, an accrued season is earned when a player spends a minimum of six regular season games on the team’s active roster with full pay status.
For the remaining 10 players on the practice squad, here are the eligibility requirements for each NFL team:
- Rookies that have zero accrued seasons in the league (normally players that were just drafted).
- Players with one accrued season that spent less than nine regular season games on their team’s active roster.
- Players with no more than two accrued seasons in the league with no limitations on the number of games they’ve played (teams are only allowed four of these players).
If a player falls into one of those three categories, they’re eligible to be signed to a team’s practice squad. Keep in mind, teams are only allowed two veterans and four players with no more than two accrued seasons in the league. With that said, a majority of the practice squad will consist of players that fall in the first two bullet points.
predicted results,
Way to early PS projections...
15 QB Dobbs, Joshua U/Pit 34 RB Ford, Jerome 22/5 82 WR Harley, Mike CF22 12 WR Woods II, Michael 22/6 17 WR Weston, Isaiah CF22 52 C Deaton, Dawson 22/7 60 RG Moore, David SF21 72 LG Froholdt, Hjalte P/Hou 65 RT Nkansah, Elijah SF19 63 DT Logan, Glen CF22 58 LDE Thomas, Isaiah 22/7 98 RDE Rochell, Isaac U/Ind 51 WLB Kelly, Silas CF22 37 SS Bell, D'Anthony CF22 49 NB Jolly, Shaun CF22 29 CB Miller, Herb SF21 87 TE Santos-Silva, Marcus SF22 48 TE Guggemos, Nick SF21 18 till we get a peek..
Projected 53...
QB 4 Watson, Deshaun T/Hou 7 Brissett, Jacoby U/Mia RB 24 Chubb, Nick 18/2 27 Hunt, Kareem SF19 30 Johnson, D'Ernest SF19 25 Felton, Demetric 21/6 LWR 2 Cooper, Amari T/Dal 10 Schwartz, Anthony 21/3 16 Wims, Javon SF22 SWR 18 Bell, David 22/3 9 Grant, Jakeem U/Chi TE 85 Njoku, David 17/1 88 Bryant, Harrison 20/4 86 Forristall, Miller SF21 LT 71 Wills Jr., Jedrick 20/1 62 Hance, Blake P/NYJ 66 Hudson, James 21/4 LG 75 BITONIO, JOEL 14/2 68 Dunn, Michael SF20 C 53 Harris, Nick 20/5 55 Pocic, Ethan U/Sea RG 77 Teller, Wyatt T/Buf RT 78 Conklin, Jack U/Ten 74 HUBBARD, CHRIS U/Pit DEFENSE LDE 95 Garrett, Myles 17/1 91 Weatherly, Stephen U/Den LDT 96 Elliott, Jordan 20/3 97 Winfrey, Perrion 22/4 92 Day, Sheldon SF20 RDT 99 Bryan, Taven U/Jax 93 Togiai, Tommy 21/4 RDE 69 Winovich, Chase T/NE 94 Wright, Alex 22/3 WLB 28 Owusu-Koramoah, Jeremiah 21/2 44 Takitaki, Sione 19/3 MLB 5 Walker, Anthony U/Ind 50 Phillips, Jacob 20/3 42 Fields II, Tony 21/5 LCB 21 Ward, Denzel 18/1 26 Williams, Greedy 19/2 RCB 23 Emerson, Martin 22/3 38 Green, A.J. CF20 NB 20 Newsome II, Greg 21/1 SS 22 Delpit, Grant 20/2 33 Harrison, Ronnie T/Jax FS 43 Johnson III, John U/LAR 39 LeCounte III, Richard 21/5 SPECIAL TEAMS PT 13 Bojorquez, Corey U/GB LS 47 HUGHLETT, CHARLEY P/KC PK 3 York, Cade 22/4 I'm only at a starting roster number of 50... We need a real starting DT*(Suh?)--EDGE*(CLOWNEY)--a TE3--a real backup upgrade of G or T---
I'm over +4.. at 18 on PS... stay tuned ?
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But not from Browns deserters thank goodness.?
I've heard from multiple people that assumptions that season ticket holders were going to drop their tickets left and right with the trade of Watson hasn't really materialized. One guy said something along the lines of "So much for easy access to season tickets, because they aren't there."
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