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  • @dutch-oven said:

    God, Wentz just plays stupid. 

    Good lol. 

    He had a couple good years, fell off the planet after the knee injury.

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
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    @bob806 said:

    Good lol. 

    He had a couple good years, fell off the planet after the knee injury.

    Yes I remember him well in the D-1AA games, he was great .... there.  Did OK then what ?

  • @bob806 said:

    Good lol. 

    He had a couple good years, fell off the planet after the knee injury.

    Yes I remember him well in the D-1AA games, he was great .... there.  Did OK then what ?

    Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by
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    @mjp28 said:

    Yes I remember him well in the D-1AA games, he was great .... there.  Did OK then what ?

    He was rolling in Philly, got hurt & Foles won the SB. Nearly won MVP I think. He's never been the same since. 

  • Washington down two touchdowns, 2:40 left, no timeouts.

    Surely nothing could go wrong for our Browns. 

    Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by
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    @dutch-oven said:

    Washington down two touchdowns, 2:40 left, no timeouts.

    Surely nothing could go wrong for our Browns. 

    Cue up "Tragedy" by the Bee Gees lol

  • FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by
    #81

    I'll take the Cleveland team we saw in the 2nd half

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #82

    24-10 with  two minutes ......  dare i say it ?  Nah we might have found a quarterback  (at a price).

    GO BROWNS  !

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #83

    FG or punt ?

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
    #84

    game blouses prince .jpeg

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
    #85

    Shakey first half,  much improved second half  I can live with that.   Now on to Pittsburgh for WIN #8.

    OH what might have been.   Watson QBR 122.5 ?

    GO BROWNS 2023 !

  • Washington down two touchdowns, 2:40 left, no timeouts.

    Surely nothing could go wrong for our Browns. 

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by
    #86

    @dutch-oven said:

    Washington down two touchdowns, 2:40 left, no timeouts.

    Surely nothing could go wrong for our Browns. 

    You know what's scary?  I was afraid to even respond to this. 

    Now that we can exhale.  Deshaun stealthed in 3 TD passes for us today.  

  • sydS syd wrote on last edited by
    #87

    wow watson to cooper for 2 td's nice OH but i forgot they suck

  • FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by
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    I would still like to see what that playbook looks like in terms of all the receiving routes in that passing tree.  I think someone accidently mixed in some poison oak or sumac in that thing.  You know how you see some vertical games where they clear out an area and throw to a wide open guy in that area everyone on the secondary wondering how he got there? We've been stung enough by that over the years enough to want to see our passing game do that to other teams. I remember when Ray Horton was our DC I can't even tell you how many times I found my self saying "Man, we just got ghost towned again. No wonder why Horton Hears a Boo!"  There's things in offenses that set up things up to follow.  I don't get the impression the design of this offense wants to do any of that; but I can be wrong here.  Again, I'll take 3 TD passes and I'm very happy we were treated to those.  It just all seems so hard to get a day like this out of our passing game; but I appreciated the 2nd half effort, patience and perseverance from Watson and the Receivers today!

  • I would still like to see what that playbook looks like in terms of all the receiving routes in that passing tree.  I think someone accidently mixed in some poison oak or sumac in that thing.  You know how you see some vertical games where they clear out an area and throw to a wide open guy in that area everyone on the secondary wondering how he got there? We've been stung enough by that over the years enough to want to see our passing game do that to other teams. I remember when Ray Horton was our DC I can't even tell you how many times I found my self saying "Man, we just got ghost towned again. No wonder why Horton Hears a Boo!"  There's things in offenses that set up things up to follow.  I don't get the impression the design of this offense wants to do any of that; but I can be wrong here.  Again, I'll take 3 TD passes and I'm very happy we were treated to those.  It just all seems so hard to get a day like this out of our passing game; but I appreciated the 2nd half effort, patience and perseverance from Watson and the Receivers today!

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
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    @flugel said:

    I would still like to see what that playbook looks like in terms of all the receiving routes in that passing tree.  I think someone accidently mixed in some poison oak or sumac in that thing.  You know how you see some vertical games where they clear out an area and throw to a wide open guy in that area everyone on the secondary wondering how he got there? We've been stung enough by that over the years enough to want to see our passing game do that to other teams. I remember when Ray Horton was our DC I can't even tell you how many times I found my self saying "Man, we just got ghost towned again. No wonder why Horton Hears a Boo!"  There's things in offenses that set up things up to follow.  I don't get the impression the design of this offense wants to do any of that; but I can be wrong here.  Again, I'll take 3 TD passes and I'm very happy we were treated to those.  It just all seems so hard to get a day like this out of our passing game; but I appreciated the 2nd half effort, patience and perseverance from Watson and the Receivers today!

    The passing game in the first half just looked so disjointed in every aspect. The OLine couldn't block, Watson looked ansy because of it, the receivers seemed to just be running half-assed routes.... it was weird. 

    Glad to see they rebounded nicely in the second half. 

  • @flugel said:

    I would still like to see what that playbook looks like in terms of all the receiving routes in that passing tree.  I think someone accidently mixed in some poison oak or sumac in that thing.  You know how you see some vertical games where they clear out an area and throw to a wide open guy in that area everyone on the secondary wondering how he got there? We've been stung enough by that over the years enough to want to see our passing game do that to other teams. I remember when Ray Horton was our DC I can't even tell you how many times I found my self saying "Man, we just got ghost towned again. No wonder why Horton Hears a Boo!"  There's things in offenses that set up things up to follow.  I don't get the impression the design of this offense wants to do any of that; but I can be wrong here.  Again, I'll take 3 TD passes and I'm very happy we were treated to those.  It just all seems so hard to get a day like this out of our passing game; but I appreciated the 2nd half effort, patience and perseverance from Watson and the Receivers today!

    The passing game in the first half just looked so disjointed in every aspect. The OLine couldn't block, Watson looked ansy because of it, the receivers seemed to just be running half-assed routes.... it was weird. 

    Glad to see they rebounded nicely in the second half. 

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
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    @dutch-oven said:

    The passing game in the first half just looked so disjointed in every aspect.

    ...and they just stayed with it.  As if they were going to develop a passing attack before this season runs out come hell or high water. 

    Watson had a 122 passer rating but only completed 50% of his passes.  I HATE THE WAY WATSON HANDLES THE BALL WHEN IN TRAFFIC.  He's a fumble waiting to happen.  Someone has to coach him up on that!

    A tough 104 yards for Chubb.

    A good game for Cooper.  

    Njoku mixed in a catch with another drop or two.

    Nice game by Garrett.  8 combined tackles.  2nd only to Fields.  

    Good game again by Delpit.

    We coulda' been called for PI on the late end zone int by Delpit.

    I don't like taking points off the board.  We still needed 4 yards.  And the way we were playing to that point, Did anyone have any confidence that we were going to be successful?  I know that I didn't.  

    I noticed, during the 2nd half, that Watson is better when the OL gives him some time to throw.  There have been individual breakdowns over the past weeks.  And more today.  

    Feels good to get a win.  (Wentz is a bum)

  • BernieSuperBowl2B BernieSuperBowl2 wrote on last edited by
    #91

    Dominating performance by Watson, Chubb, and Cooper. Washington tried to keep us off the field running Brian Robinson all day (good job D keeping him contained) and the offense was efficient when they had the ball. 

    Hats off to Watson and the D for beating a hard-nosed Washington team. 

  • sydS syd wrote on last edited by
    #92

    i liked how the announcers put the jinx in for us the first to ward and the second to garrett

  • @dutch-oven said:

    The passing game in the first half just looked so disjointed in every aspect.

    ...and they just stayed with it.  As if they were going to develop a passing attack before this season runs out come hell or high water. 

    Watson had a 122 passer rating but only completed 50% of his passes.  I HATE THE WAY WATSON HANDLES THE BALL WHEN IN TRAFFIC.  He's a fumble waiting to happen.  Someone has to coach him up on that!

    A tough 104 yards for Chubb.

    A good game for Cooper.  

    Njoku mixed in a catch with another drop or two.

    Nice game by Garrett.  8 combined tackles.  2nd only to Fields.  

    Good game again by Delpit.

    We coulda' been called for PI on the late end zone int by Delpit.

    I don't like taking points off the board.  We still needed 4 yards.  And the way we were playing to that point, Did anyone have any confidence that we were going to be successful?  I know that I didn't.  

    I noticed, during the 2nd half, that Watson is better when the OL gives him some time to throw.  There have been individual breakdowns over the past weeks.  And more today.  

    Feels good to get a win.  (Wentz is a bum)

    N Neo wrote on last edited by
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    @orion said:

    Good game again by Delpit

    I'm so happy for Grant Delpit, they said his name all day today. After it looked like he was a bust and tore his Achilles, it's good to see him finally come on. Watson continues to improve and show how explosive the offense could be with him. 

  • M MDDawg wrote on last edited by
    #94

    Only watched the first quarter and didn’t track the score so I was pleasantly surprised to see Browns won with such a commanding lead. Appears that Watson’s continued improvement has continued and the defense popped up again like whack a mole. 

  • Dominating performance by Watson, Chubb, and Cooper. Washington tried to keep us off the field running Brian Robinson all day (good job D keeping him contained) and the offense was efficient when they had the ball. 

    Hats off to Watson and the D for beating a hard-nosed Washington team. 

    nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by
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    @berniesuperbowl2 said:

    Dominating performance by Watson, Chubb, and Cooper. Washington tried to keep us off the field running Brian Robinson all day (good job D keeping him contained) and the offense was efficient when they had the ball. 

    Hats off to Watson and the D for beating a hard-nosed Washington team. 

    Thank Riverboat Ron for starting Wentz.. The kid just blows!

  • @berniesuperbowl2 said:

    Dominating performance by Watson, Chubb, and Cooper. Washington tried to keep us off the field running Brian Robinson all day (good job D keeping him contained) and the offense was efficient when they had the ball. 

    Hats off to Watson and the D for beating a hard-nosed Washington team. 

    Thank Riverboat Ron for starting Wentz.. The kid just blows!

    BernieSuperBowl2B BernieSuperBowl2 wrote on last edited by
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    @nickers said:

    Thank Riverboat Ron for starting Wentz.. The kid just blows!

    Rivera should call his old teammate Jim McMahon from the 1985 Bears and see if he wants to play. 

  • OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
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    @ghoolie-always-ghoolie said:

    Don't call Wentz a bum. He is a good kid.

    🙂  you're just as apt to say, Fuck anyone who's not a Brown.

    Ya know, I chastised DePodesta back when he said that they traded out of the #2 spot in the draft because they didn't view either Wentz nor Goff as top 10 quarterbacks.  Goff is the better of the two.  And good kid or not, as a baseball fan would say, Wentz is a bum.  (fans can be as cold as deep space)