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  • Crap KC.  B to B  holding !

    Browns149B Browns149 wrote on last edited by

    @mjp28 said:

    Crap KC.  B to B  holding !

    One was total BS

  • A AP1

    This game is a perfect example of how much of a craps shoot the NFL Draft really is.

    Mahomes was the 10th player selected overall in 2017. Miles Garrett was #1, Christian McCaffrey #2, DeShaun Watson #12.

    Baker was the #1 pick in 2018. Lamar Jackson #32.

    Am I lamenting the Browns not picking Patrick Mahomes or Lamar Jackson? No. I'm thankful for the guys that have helped the Browns become a playoff team two of the last four seasons.

    But the trajectory of the franchise the last half decade would be different if that little instinct the Player/Personnel and Scouting Department saw or felt about certain players was better.

    Browns149B Browns149 wrote on last edited by

    @ap1 said:

    This game is a perfect example of how much of a craps shoot the NFL Draft really is.

    Mahomes was the 10th player selected overall in 2017. Miles Garrett was #1, Christian McCaffrey #2, DeShaun Watson #12.

    Baker was the #1 pick in 2018. Lamar Jackson #32.

    Am I lamenting the Browns not picking Patrick Mahomes or Lamar Jackson? No. I'm thankful for the guys that have helped the Browns become a playoff team two of the last four seasons.

    But the trajectory of the franchise the last half decade would be different if that little instinct the Player/Personnel and Scouting Department saw or felt about certain players was better.

    It’s a combo of many things. But Mahomes going to Andy Reid was a Great fit. As for Lamar, he’s a great athlete playing Qb. He is not a great QB. 

  • @ap1 said:

    This game is a perfect example of how much of a craps shoot the NFL Draft really is.

    Mahomes was the 10th player selected overall in 2017. Miles Garrett was #1, Christian McCaffrey #2, DeShaun Watson #12.

    Baker was the #1 pick in 2018. Lamar Jackson #32.

    Am I lamenting the Browns not picking Patrick Mahomes or Lamar Jackson? No. I'm thankful for the guys that have helped the Browns become a playoff team two of the last four seasons.

    But the trajectory of the franchise the last half decade would be different if that little instinct the Player/Personnel and Scouting Department saw or felt about certain players was better.

    It’s a combo of many things. But Mahomes going to Andy Reid was a Great fit. As for Lamar, he’s a great athlete playing Qb. He is not a great QB. 

    A AP1 wrote on last edited by

    @browns149 said:

    It’s a combo of many things. But Mahomes going to Andy Reid was a Great fit. As for Lamar, he’s a great athlete playing Qb. He is not a great QB. 

    At this point I don't care how the players playing the positions get identified or classified, I just want the Browns to win.

    I'm sick and tired of watching many other franchises have success over multiple generations.

    As much as I respect the legacies of my Grandpa's Browns and my Dad's Browns, I want MY Browns and YOUR Browns to win. Now. I'm sick and tired of watching these games thinking, "Man, it'd be great to be a fan of one of the teams playing." Instead I hope the team I hate the most gets beat.

  • bbedwardB bbedward wrote on last edited by

    Can people enlighten me on why so many wanna change the maintain possession over the line touchback rule.

    IMO, you should hold on to the ball if you’re gonna reach for it. 

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by

    Clowney doing Clowney shit. 

    So awesome to see Zay Flowers fumble the ball a yard from the endzone on the same drive he got a taunting penalty. 

  • Clowney doing Clowney shit. 

    So awesome to see Zay Flowers fumble the ball a yard from the endzone on the same drive he got a taunting penalty. 

    bbedwardB bbedward wrote on last edited by bbedward

    @dutch-oven said:

    Clowney doing Clowney shit. 

    So awesome to see Zay Flowers fumble the ball a yard from the endzone on the same drive he got a taunting penalty. 

    Holy F the ravens really are loving the personal fouls this game, they are all good calls too…

    Theyll still claim Mahomes and Swift bias though 

  • @ap1 said:

    This game is a perfect example of how much of a craps shoot the NFL Draft really is.

    Mahomes was the 10th player selected overall in 2017. Miles Garrett was #1, Christian McCaffrey #2, DeShaun Watson #12.

    Baker was the #1 pick in 2018. Lamar Jackson #32.

    Am I lamenting the Browns not picking Patrick Mahomes or Lamar Jackson? No. I'm thankful for the guys that have helped the Browns become a playoff team two of the last four seasons.

    But the trajectory of the franchise the last half decade would be different if that little instinct the Player/Personnel and Scouting Department saw or felt about certain players was better.

    It’s a combo of many things. But Mahomes going to Andy Reid was a Great fit. As for Lamar, he’s a great athlete playing Qb. He is not a great QB. 

    bbedwardB bbedward wrote on last edited by

    @browns149 said:

    It’s a combo of many things. But Mahomes going to Andy Reid was a Great fit. As for Lamar, he’s a great athlete playing Qb. He is not a great QB. 

    Lamar is a great QB, if you’ve seen him play this year. He’s made incredible throws, the athlete/RB narrative was solidly proven false.

    However, today he sucks ass - and that’s a good thing.

  • Can people enlighten me on why so many wanna change the maintain possession over the line touchback rule.

    IMO, you should hold on to the ball if you’re gonna reach for it. 

    A AP1 wrote on last edited by

    @bbedward said:

    Can people enlighten me on why so many wanna change the maintain possession over the line touchback rule.

    IMO, you should hold on to the ball if you’re gonna reach for it. 

    I think it's typically a knee-jerk reaction by teams and fans in emotional amd high pressure situations where the call doesn't go there way. In KC in 2021, I was one of those fans, once I calmed down I remembered that it's been a rule my entire life and longer.

  • A AP1

    @bbedward said:

    Can people enlighten me on why so many wanna change the maintain possession over the line touchback rule.

    IMO, you should hold on to the ball if you’re gonna reach for it. 

    I think it's typically a knee-jerk reaction by teams and fans in emotional amd high pressure situations where the call doesn't go there way. In KC in 2021, I was one of those fans, once I calmed down I remembered that it's been a rule my entire life and longer.

    bbedwardB bbedward wrote on last edited by

    @ap1 said:

    I think it's typically a knee-jerk reaction by teams and fans in emotional amd high pressure situations where the call doesn't go there way. In KC in 2021, I was one of those fans, once I calmed down I remembered that it's been a rule my entire life and longer.

    That one in 2021 was more different, since the chief dove head first like a missile - the argument was more that it should have been a targeting. And it was, by definition.

  • A AP1 wrote on last edited by

    KCs gotta be wishing they'd have taken that FG in the second quarter instead of trying to convert the 4th Down.

  • bbedwardB bbedward wrote on last edited by

    Lmao Lamar really sucks ass in the playoffs. Triple coverage end zone pick ✅

  • tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by

    Blueprint to beat Lamar hasn't changed since 2018.

  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by

    I'd have paid extra just to watch Spag's all 22 coverage units.. 

    Lamar 17 of 32 =246 yards  3 sacks 1 huge pick  1 TD

  • @browns149 said:

    It’s a combo of many things. But Mahomes going to Andy Reid was a Great fit. As for Lamar, he’s a great athlete playing Qb. He is not a great QB. 

    Lamar is a great QB, if you’ve seen him play this year. He’s made incredible throws, the athlete/RB narrative was solidly proven false.

    However, today he sucks ass - and that’s a good thing.

    Browns149B Browns149 wrote on last edited by

    @bbedward said:

    Lamar is a great QB, if you’ve seen him play this year. He’s made incredible throws, the athlete/RB narrative was solidly proven false.

    However, today he sucks ass - and that’s a good thing.

    He is NOT a great Qb. To be that, you need to read defenses, throw from the pocket, move guys with your eyes, not just run around making plays with your legs. And of course WIN BIG PLAYOFF GAMES. 

    Watching him, he looks lost a lot when he drops back. Like he doesn’t see everything. He is GREAT at alluding the rush and making plays out of nothing. But keeping him in the pocket and making him be a QB is way easier to beat him then letting him run around

  • A AP1 wrote on last edited by

    Holy smokes. What a conversion.

  • A AP1

    This game is a perfect example of how much of a craps shoot the NFL Draft really is.

    Mahomes was the 10th player selected overall in 2017. Miles Garrett was #1, Christian McCaffrey #2, DeShaun Watson #12.

    Baker was the #1 pick in 2018. Lamar Jackson #32.

    Am I lamenting the Browns not picking Patrick Mahomes or Lamar Jackson? No. I'm thankful for the guys that have helped the Browns become a playoff team two of the last four seasons.

    But the trajectory of the franchise the last half decade would be different if that little instinct the Player/Personnel and Scouting Department saw or felt about certain players was better.

    Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by

    @ap1 said:

    This game is a perfect example of how much of a craps shoot the NFL Draft really is.

    Mahomes was the 10th player selected overall in 2017. Miles Garrett was #1, Christian McCaffrey #2, DeShaun Watson #12.

    Baker was the #1 pick in 2018. Lamar Jackson #32.

    Am I lamenting the Browns not picking Patrick Mahomes or Lamar Jackson? No. I'm thankful for the guys that have helped the Browns become a playoff team two of the last four seasons.

    But the trajectory of the franchise the last half decade would be different if that little instinct the Player/Personnel and Scouting Department saw or felt about certain players was better.

    The drafting of Johnny Manziel set the Browns back, way back.

    Haslam/Farmer took a promising season (6-3 after a primetime win in Cincy) to 7-9 by force-feeding Manziel. 

    That led to Pettine being fired, Shanahan leaving, Hue Jackson being hired.....ugh, my head hurts.

  • BernieSuperBowl2B BernieSuperBowl2 wrote on last edited by

    Lamar Jackson did what he does best....choke in the playoffs.

  • @ap1 said:

    This game is a perfect example of how much of a craps shoot the NFL Draft really is.

    Mahomes was the 10th player selected overall in 2017. Miles Garrett was #1, Christian McCaffrey #2, DeShaun Watson #12.

    Baker was the #1 pick in 2018. Lamar Jackson #32.

    Am I lamenting the Browns not picking Patrick Mahomes or Lamar Jackson? No. I'm thankful for the guys that have helped the Browns become a playoff team two of the last four seasons.

    But the trajectory of the franchise the last half decade would be different if that little instinct the Player/Personnel and Scouting Department saw or felt about certain players was better.

    The drafting of Johnny Manziel set the Browns back, way back.

    Haslam/Farmer took a promising season (6-3 after a primetime win in Cincy) to 7-9 by force-feeding Manziel. 

    That led to Pettine being fired, Shanahan leaving, Hue Jackson being hired.....ugh, my head hurts.

    Browns149B Browns149 wrote on last edited by

    @bob806 said:

    The drafting of Johnny Manziel set the Browns back, way back.

    Haslam/Farmer took a promising season (6-3 after a primetime win in Cincy) to 7-9 by force-feeding Manziel. 

    That led to Pettine being fired, Shanahan leaving, Hue Jackson being hired.....ugh, my head hurts.

    The Haslam ownership has been the biggest factor in the Browns not winning 

  • D BoneD D Bone wrote on last edited by D Bone

    I was so conflicted as to who I hate more in this game. On one hand, it's the Browns v1 but the other it's Brittany Mahomes and Taylor Swift.... I just hope that either NFC team destroys KC. 

  • @bob806 said:

    The drafting of Johnny Manziel set the Browns back, way back.

    Haslam/Farmer took a promising season (6-3 after a primetime win in Cincy) to 7-9 by force-feeding Manziel. 

    That led to Pettine being fired, Shanahan leaving, Hue Jackson being hired.....ugh, my head hurts.

    The Haslam ownership has been the biggest factor in the Browns not winning 

    sydS syd wrote on last edited by

    @browns149 said:

    The Haslam ownership has been the biggest factor in the Browns not winning 

    But this