Baker to Carolina
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Baker named starter
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Baker named starter
https://twitter.com/DaShawnWSOC9/status/1561744768585142273?t=wP65wQc0Dm1GrUcx5dNOvQ&s=19
Baker named starter
Good. We know him well advantage Browns
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https://twitter.com/DaShawnWSOC9/status/1561744768585142273?t=wP65wQc0Dm1GrUcx5dNOvQ&s=19
Baker named starter
Good. We know him well advantage Browns
Good. We know him well advantage Browns
And Baker knows the Browns, so who really has the advantage?
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Good. We know him well advantage Browns
And Baker knows the Browns, so who really has the advantage?
And Baker knows the Browns, so who really has the advantage?
Ultimately advantage is determined by whom and what position group is able to overcome their weaknesses more consistently.
The weakness for the Browns defense is on the IDL.
The weakness for Carolina is their OL. Their pass protection is spotty at best, and their IOL really doesn't move bodies.
It's also pretty well known, at least by my pointing it out, that Baker struggles with his post snap processing, progression and decision making. So while he does have something of an upper hand with a detailed knowledge of the Browns personnel, deployment and favored coverages in downs and distances, that would also mean Woods' has an upper hand of his own should he go against tendency. Because he would be asking Baker to see one thing pre-snap, but to interpret a completely different picture post snap. That plays into processing speed vs the Browns pass rush and Baker having less time than he's used to.
Reverting back to the position group weakness. Can the Carolina OL move the Browns IDL enough, and hold up well enough in pass pro to allow Baker a chance to minimize his greatest flaw? Early observations say no. This doesn't account for my belief, which is that McCaffrey can be something of a cure-all for the Panthers offense. At that point is boils down to execution and turnovers.
I think Browns defense against Baker and a so-so offensive line tend to weigh in favor of CLE. Much more heavily so in straight drop throws and downs/distances that McCaffrey would be less involved in the screen game. CAR is a team built almost the exact opposite of the Browns. They went sexy at the skill positions, but their offensive trenches are a serious work in progress.
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And Baker knows the Browns, so who really has the advantage?
Ultimately advantage is determined by whom and what position group is able to overcome their weaknesses more consistently.
The weakness for the Browns defense is on the IDL.
The weakness for Carolina is their OL. Their pass protection is spotty at best, and their IOL really doesn't move bodies.
It's also pretty well known, at least by my pointing it out, that Baker struggles with his post snap processing, progression and decision making. So while he does have something of an upper hand with a detailed knowledge of the Browns personnel, deployment and favored coverages in downs and distances, that would also mean Woods' has an upper hand of his own should he go against tendency. Because he would be asking Baker to see one thing pre-snap, but to interpret a completely different picture post snap. That plays into processing speed vs the Browns pass rush and Baker having less time than he's used to.
Reverting back to the position group weakness. Can the Carolina OL move the Browns IDL enough, and hold up well enough in pass pro to allow Baker a chance to minimize his greatest flaw? Early observations say no. This doesn't account for my belief, which is that McCaffrey can be something of a cure-all for the Panthers offense. At that point is boils down to execution and turnovers.
I think Browns defense against Baker and a so-so offensive line tend to weigh in favor of CLE. Much more heavily so in straight drop throws and downs/distances that McCaffrey would be less involved in the screen game. CAR is a team built almost the exact opposite of the Browns. They went sexy at the skill positions, but their offensive trenches are a serious work in progress.
Ultimately advantage is determined by whom and what position group is able to overcome their weaknesses more consistently.
The weakness for the Browns defense is on the IDL.
The weakness for Carolina is their OL. Their pass protection is spotty at best, and their IOL really doesn't move bodies.
It's also pretty well known, at least by my pointing it out, that Baker struggles with his post snap processing, progression and decision making. So while he does have something of an upper hand with a detailed knowledge of the Browns personnel, deployment and favored coverages in downs and distances, that would also mean Woods' has an upper hand of his own should he go against tendency. Because he would be asking Baker to see one thing pre-snap, but to interpret a completely different picture post snap. That plays into processing speed vs the Browns pass rush and Baker having less time than he's used to.
Reverting back to the position group weakness. Can the Carolina OL move the Browns IDL enough, and hold up well enough in pass pro to allow Baker a chance to minimize his greatest flaw? Early observations say no. This doesn't account for my belief, which is that McCaffrey can be something of a cure-all for the Panthers offense. At that point is boils down to execution and turnovers.
I think Browns defense against Baker and a so-so offensive line tend to weigh in favor of CLE. Much more heavily so in straight drop throws and downs/distances that McCaffrey would be less involved in the screen game. CAR is a team built almost the exact opposite of the Browns. They went sexy at the skill positions, but their offensive trenches are a serious work in progress.
I tend to agree. Aside from that the Browns have the better team overall, so yes advantage Browns.
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And Baker knows the Browns, so who really has the advantage?
Ultimately advantage is determined by whom and what position group is able to overcome their weaknesses more consistently.
The weakness for the Browns defense is on the IDL.
The weakness for Carolina is their OL. Their pass protection is spotty at best, and their IOL really doesn't move bodies.
It's also pretty well known, at least by my pointing it out, that Baker struggles with his post snap processing, progression and decision making. So while he does have something of an upper hand with a detailed knowledge of the Browns personnel, deployment and favored coverages in downs and distances, that would also mean Woods' has an upper hand of his own should he go against tendency. Because he would be asking Baker to see one thing pre-snap, but to interpret a completely different picture post snap. That plays into processing speed vs the Browns pass rush and Baker having less time than he's used to.
Reverting back to the position group weakness. Can the Carolina OL move the Browns IDL enough, and hold up well enough in pass pro to allow Baker a chance to minimize his greatest flaw? Early observations say no. This doesn't account for my belief, which is that McCaffrey can be something of a cure-all for the Panthers offense. At that point is boils down to execution and turnovers.
I think Browns defense against Baker and a so-so offensive line tend to weigh in favor of CLE. Much more heavily so in straight drop throws and downs/distances that McCaffrey would be less involved in the screen game. CAR is a team built almost the exact opposite of the Browns. They went sexy at the skill positions, but their offensive trenches are a serious work in progress.
So while he does have something of an upper hand with a detailed knowledge of the Browns personnel, deployment and favored coverages in downs and distances, that would also mean Woods' has an upper hand of his own should he go against tendency. Because he would be asking Baker to see one thing pre-snap, but to interpret a completely different picture post snap.
And since we play Baker in game 1 that gives Woods ample time to prepare his strategies for Baker. Plus, knowing that Baker is a bit selfish, and he wants to show up the Browns to no end, Woods can play towards that end of things also.
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I’m hoping the Browns win, but let’s temper our expectations.
After all, the last time the Browns won the season opener….George W Bush was President.
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Baker named starter
Baker named starter
gonna be a fun watch !
Former Cleveland Browns head coach Freddie Kitchens now has a new job. Kitchens is heading to the college ranks, South Carolina to be exact. Kitchens will work as an off-the-field senior analyst, per ESPN
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Good. We know him well advantage Browns
And Baker knows the Browns, so who really has the advantage?
And Baker knows the Browns, so who really has the advantage?
We’ve spent four years game-planning to protect Baker and his weaknesses. This is either something you all want to not believe or you lived in ignorance way too long. It is time to eat. Advantage Browns.
Give the fact that he doesn’t have the line he had in front of him- and it’s needed as he doesn’t process coverage at an adequate level- Advantage Browns.
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So while he does have something of an upper hand with a detailed knowledge of the Browns personnel, deployment and favored coverages in downs and distances, that would also mean Woods' has an upper hand of his own should he go against tendency. Because he would be asking Baker to see one thing pre-snap, but to interpret a completely different picture post snap.
And since we play Baker in game 1 that gives Woods ample time to prepare his strategies for Baker. Plus, knowing that Baker is a bit selfish, and he wants to show up the Browns to no end, Woods can play towards that end of things also.
And since we play Baker in game 1 that gives Woods ample time to prepare his strategies for Baker. Plus, knowing that Baker is a bit selfish, and he wants to show up the Browns to no end, Woods can play towards that end of things also.
Woods had three seasons what is another three weeks
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This thread should be fun after the Browns-Panthers game. lol
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For anyone interested, we'll be going through and watching Baker's night against the Bills on the coaches film in 5 minutes.
Feel free to join in on discord. Might move on to Trey Lance after wards.
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This is why I'm glad he's gone:
I keep waiting for him to grow up, but he's still this dude... but with more money.
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This is why I'm glad he's gone:
I keep waiting for him to grow up, but he's still this dude... but with more money.
This is why I'm glad he's gone:
I keep waiting for him to grow up, but he's still this dude... but with more money.
Same here. Hope Garrett and Clowney have a field day.
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This is why I'm glad he's gone:
I keep waiting for him to grow up, but he's still this dude... but with more money.
Same here. Hope Garrett and Clowney have a field day.
Same here. Hope Garrett and Clowney have a field day.
I hope he draws them both offsides
Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~ -
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OK, who’s first in line to order up their very own Baker Mayfield T-shirt?
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OK, who’s first in line to order up their very own Baker Mayfield T-shirt?
OK, who’s first in line to order up their very own Baker Mayfield T-shirt?
Only if there is another toilet paper shortage......................
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Same here. Hope Garrett and Clowney have a field day.
I hope he draws them both offsides
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