◆ "The" ? Official BROWNS at steelers GAMEDAY THREAD Week 18. ? Right here <---<<
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Establish the run please
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Def holding, first down!
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Damn, that was a helluva scramble and pass/catch, regardless of Njoku's toe coming out of bounds.
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"Pickett has a 106.9 rating against the blitz without an interception"
" But his passer rating against zone defenses is 63.3 compared to 80.5 against man."
I swear to Christ, you saying "bring the house" is in every single game thread at least half dozen times a week.
Because our soft zone… rush 3 or 4 guys has worked….like…..Never.
And We draft some dogs at corner who can man up.
Let’s keep making rookies and journeyman QBs look good and give them time to process and make plays
Let’s keep making rookies and journeyman QBs look good and give them time to process and make plays
Let me try this one more time.
- Of the top 5 defensive pressure rates, 5 or more people... 3 of those teams are in the bottom 12 in Net YPA throw given up.
- Of those top 5 defensive pressure rates, 4 of those teams are in the bottom 15 in "explosive" passing plays given up.
You want the Browns to man up and zero blitz seemingly every down. The problems with that is ...
- You clean up reads for QB's
- Clean reads means LESS to process
- These rookies QB's have been running complex passing schemes since high school. This isn't the 90's anymore man. You're not getting Brett Farve drafted coming from a team running some form of flexbone drafted in the top 50.
You constantly use your anecdotal viewings and believing that is what is always happening, ignoring volumes of stats and data on what is really happening. This circles back around to a greater weakness that plagues this team that goes both beyond, and involves problems with our pressures rates - failing to get hits and rushes on the QB commensurate with our pressure rates. Taking people out of coverage and not getting home is the Pats game in a nutshell.
This circles around back to our greatest structural weakness which handicaps this defenses abilities on the ground, and in the air - the IDL.
Week 18, and the thing I've been saying that has been the underlying disease with the team has not changed one bit. You're constant "YOU GOTTA BLITZ RAAAAHHH" isn't based in fact when you see blitz rates across the NFL have dropped considerably the last 3 years.
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Jacoby in on 3rd and 1
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To keep his streak of seasons with a 5.0 average per run, Chubb has to average 5 yards a carry today too.
I think he's doing well.
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Let’s keep making rookies and journeyman QBs look good and give them time to process and make plays
Let me try this one more time.
- Of the top 5 defensive pressure rates, 5 or more people... 3 of those teams are in the bottom 12 in Net YPA throw given up.
- Of those top 5 defensive pressure rates, 4 of those teams are in the bottom 15 in "explosive" passing plays given up.
You want the Browns to man up and zero blitz seemingly every down. The problems with that is ...
- You clean up reads for QB's
- Clean reads means LESS to process
- These rookies QB's have been running complex passing schemes since high school. This isn't the 90's anymore man. You're not getting Brett Farve drafted coming from a team running some form of flexbone drafted in the top 50.
You constantly use your anecdotal viewings and believing that is what is always happening, ignoring volumes of stats and data on what is really happening. This circles back around to a greater weakness that plagues this team that goes both beyond, and involves problems with our pressures rates - failing to get hits and rushes on the QB commensurate with our pressure rates. Taking people out of coverage and not getting home is the Pats game in a nutshell.
This circles around back to our greatest structural weakness which handicaps this defenses abilities on the ground, and in the air - the IDL.
Week 18, and the thing I've been saying that has been the underlying disease with the team has not changed one bit. You're constant "YOU GOTTA BLITZ RAAAAHHH" isn't based in fact when you see blitz rates across the NFL have dropped considerably the last 3 years.
Let me try this one more time.
- Of the top 5 defensive pressure rates, 5 or more people... 3 of those teams are in the bottom 12 in Net YPA throw given up.
- Of those top 5 defensive pressure rates, 4 of those teams are in the bottom 15 in "explosive" passing plays given up.
You want the Browns to man up and zero blitz seemingly every down. The problems with that is ...
- You clean up reads for QB's
- Clean reads means LESS to process
- These rookies QB's have been running complex passing schemes since high school. This isn't the 90's anymore man. You're not getting Brett Farve drafted coming from a team running some form of flexbone drafted in the top 50.
You constantly use your anecdotal viewings and believing that is what is always happening, ignoring volumes of stats and data on what is really happening. This circles back around to a greater weakness that plagues this team that goes both beyond, and involves problems with our pressures rates - failing to get hits and rushes on the QB commensurate with our pressure rates. Taking people out of coverage and not getting home is the Pats game in a nutshell.
This circles around back to our greatest structural weakness which handicaps this defenses abilities on the ground, and in the air - the IDL.
Week 18, and the thing I've been saying that has been the underlying disease with the team has not changed one bit. You're constant "YOU GOTTA BLITZ RAAAAHHH" isn't based in fact when you see blitz rates across the NFL have dropped considerably the last 3 years.
I’m not asking for Zero blitzes.
Just Mix it up a bit Joe. Get exotic. Audition for your next job.
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Damn, that was a helluva scramble and pass/catch, regardless of Njoku's toe coming out of bounds.
Damn, that was a helluva scramble and pass/catch, regardless of Njoku's toe coming out of bounds.
It really blows that a speedy/shifty WR like Jakeem Grant Sr missed playing with Watson's fire escape abilities
run the ball got ya there Stef
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The offense has looked good today, glad to see they finally were able to not shoot themselves in the foot with penalties.
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Nice Deshaun and Njoku. Chubb doing bus usual steamrolling on yhis drive.
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What the fuck?
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Nice Deshaun and Njoku. Chubb doing bus usual steamrolling on yhis drive.
Nice Deshaun and Njoku. Chubb doing bus usual steamrolling on yhis drive.
Oh yes and coming in .....
• Chubb is 80 rushing yards away from surpassing Brown’s 1,527 yards in 1958 for third on the all-time list, and 97 yards would put Chubb at No. 2 on the list, surpassing Brown’s 1,544 yards in 1965.
• Amari Cooper can pass Mac Speedie (1,146 yards in 1947) for No. 5 on the franchise’s single-season list with 38 receiving yards on Sunday and move as high as No. 4 (Jarvis Landry with 1,174 in 2019) with 66 yards. If Cooper catches one touchdown pass he will have 10 on the season, placing him in a three-way tie at No. 6 with Paul Warfield (1969) and Gary Collins (1965).
• Finally, defensive end Myles Garrett is 1.5 sacks away from breaking his “official” team record of 16 sacks
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