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Week 2 Power Rankings…Browns Get No Love

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  • Canton DawgC Canton Dawg wrote on last edited by
    #1

    I mean power rankings are subjective as hell, and usually don’t mean shit.

    However, putting a beat down on a team that’s made the playoffs the last several years should account for something.

    After all, the Bills and Chiefs haven’t won a game yet. ?

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  • The Junkyard DogT The Junkyard Dog wrote on last edited by
    #2

    Yeah, power ranking are always BS tbh. We just need to keep on taking care of business, and eventually we will get the right respect.

  • IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on last edited by
    #3

    The Jets are number 4? 

  • I mean power rankings are subjective as hell, and usually don’t mean shit.

    However, putting a beat down on a team that’s made the playoffs the last several years should account for something.

    After all, the Bills and Chiefs haven’t won a game yet. ?

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    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by hoorta
    #4

    @canton-dawg said:

    I mean power rankings are subjective as hell, and usually don’t mean shit.

    However, putting a beat down on a team that’s made the playoffs the last several years should account for something.

    After all, the Bills and Chiefs haven’t won a game yet. ?

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    Power Rankings are just the weekly "Beauty Contest".  There's probably at least a half dozen of them. NFL.com has the Jets at #9 BTW.  Week one somewhat dependent on what a given team did last year. Watch for big movement this coming week, should the Browns beat the Steelers, and Cincy beats the Ratbirds.  

    If makes you feel better, power ranking wise, the Browns have #30 (Colts), #31 (Texans) and #32 (Cardinals) upcoming on our schedule.  🙂   

  • @canton-dawg said:

    I mean power rankings are subjective as hell, and usually don’t mean shit.

    However, putting a beat down on a team that’s made the playoffs the last several years should account for something.

    After all, the Bills and Chiefs haven’t won a game yet. ?

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    Power Rankings are just the weekly "Beauty Contest".  There's probably at least a half dozen of them. NFL.com has the Jets at #9 BTW.  Week one somewhat dependent on what a given team did last year. Watch for big movement this coming week, should the Browns beat the Steelers, and Cincy beats the Ratbirds.  

    If makes you feel better, power ranking wise, the Browns have #30 (Colts), #31 (Texans) and #32 (Cardinals) upcoming on our schedule.  🙂   

    S SdBacker80 wrote on last edited by
    #5

    @hoorta said:

    Power Rankings are just the weekly "Beauty Contest".  There's probably at least a half dozen of them. NFL.com has the Jets at #9 BTW.  Week one somewhat dependent on what a given team did last year. Watch for big movement this coming week, should the Browns beat the Steelers, and Cincy beats the Ratbirds.  

    If makes you feel better, power ranking wise, the Browns have #30 (Colts), #31 (Texans) and #32 (Cardinals) upcoming on our schedule.  🙂   

    Niners with that ground and pound and tough defensive front that will be a tough one. 

    And I think these are tough matchups for us….Eagles, Pats, Dolphins, Chiefs, cowboys.  And We seem to hang in the last two times we’ve played the Chiefs.  These teams have one other thing in common….they aren’t on the schedule.

  • I mean power rankings are subjective as hell, and usually don’t mean shit.

    However, putting a beat down on a team that’s made the playoffs the last several years should account for something.

    After all, the Bills and Chiefs haven’t won a game yet. ?

    IMG_4804.jpeg

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by Flugel
    #6

    @canton-dawg said:

    I mean power rankings are subjective as hell, and usually don’t mean shit.

    However, putting a beat down on a team that’s made the playoffs the last several years should account for something.

    After all, the Bills and Chiefs haven’t won a game yet. ?

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    I hear ya CD; but we're also old enough to know how quickly something can change from going well in the beginning of the year to losing the franchise at the end of the year.  It's the Cleveland Browns.  The second the Browns start thinking they're good - they lay an egg against someone they're favored/supposed to beat. That even happened to some of our playoff teams in the 80s.  A bad Detroit team in November would beat a good Cleveland team on it's way to 10 or more wins.  No such thing as this team being favored to win until there's 1 second left with a 10 point lead...  

    In 2020, I went 1 week at a time with no expectations and things fell into place to make that a fun season.  I'd like to try that again but I already found myself putting an 11-6 or better expectation on this team.  In the meantime, I hope the power rankings keep snubbing the Browns so they play with a something to prove edge all year...  

  • ballpeenB ballpeen wrote on last edited by
    #7

    Who cares?  As long as we win, I don't give a crap what the ranking say.

  • Canton DawgC Canton Dawg wrote on last edited by
    #8

    Pro Football Talk has their NFC Power Rankings.

    Someone needs to tell them that the NY Giants were curb stomped by the Cowgirls on National TV.

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