The Official Browns at Bengals Game Thread Dec 22nd
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The Bataan Death March of Browns seasons slogs on down on the banks of the mighty Ohio River in the land of overrated chili.
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Notre Dame cruised by Indiana in Friday night's college football playoff at South Bend, and Penn State had a helluva first half and are leading SMU 28-0 starting the third quarter. SMU is inside Penn State's 10 yard line though.
If Ohio State loses tonight, this better be Ryan Day's last game as head coach. Then again, we slogged through 13 years of John Cooper, so....
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Notre Dame cruised by Indiana in Friday night's college football playoff at South Bend, and Penn State had a helluva first half and are leading SMU 28-0 starting the third quarter. SMU is inside Penn State's 10 yard line though.
If Ohio State loses tonight, this better be Ryan Day's last game as head coach. Then again, we slogged through 13 years of John Cooper, so....
Notre Dame cruised by Indiana in Friday night's college football playoff at South Bend, and Penn State had a helluva first half and are leading SMU 28-0 starting the third quarter. SMU is inside Penn State's 10 yard line though.
If Ohio State loses tonight, this better be Ryan Day's last game as head coach. Then again, we slogged through 13 years of John Cooper, so....
All I know is since @horse-balls started posting again - we got a better chance of seeing Ghoolie on a milk carton as a missing person than posting as the potty mouthed Lancelot for the radical right.
Ohio State needs to finish the job tonight!!!! Then we'll talk about Day...
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Ryan Day is the turd that won't flush. ?
Hats off to him, the coaching staff and the players though, that's a helluva way to respond to one of the most idiotic losses I've ever seen.
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Ryan Day is the turd that won't flush. ?
Hats off to him, the coaching staff and the players though, that's a helluva way to respond to one of the most idiotic losses I've ever seen.
Ryan Day is the turd that won't flush. ?
Hats off to him, the coaching staff and the players though, that's a helluva way to respond to one of the most idiotic losses I've ever seen.
VERY satisfying win!
During the pre-game show leading up to Ohio State-Michigan the current HC of that dump said they prepare for Ohio State in every single practice (they probably do 1 situation of vulnerability found on film by 1 or their GAs and exploit it before they work on their opponent for that week). That may sound corny but it sure makes the final week of preparation a lot less stressful than Ryan Day finds it every year.
Yesterday looked like they practiced a lot of situational football leading up to the game and it earned Ryan another DAY on the sideline ahead vrs Oregon. Let's hope the accomplishment of yesterday doesn't have them all so satisfied that they forget what it takes to earn the victory via the preparation.
Anyone that wants the job at Ohio State HAS to be great at preparation. If Michigan is only a 1 week investment - we have the wrong Coach....
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Ryan Day is the turd that won't flush. ?
Hats off to him, the coaching staff and the players though, that's a helluva way to respond to one of the most idiotic losses I've ever seen.
VERY satisfying win!
During the pre-game show leading up to Ohio State-Michigan the current HC of that dump said they prepare for Ohio State in every single practice (they probably do 1 situation of vulnerability found on film by 1 or their GAs and exploit it before they work on their opponent for that week). That may sound corny but it sure makes the final week of preparation a lot less stressful than Ryan Day finds it every year.
Yesterday looked like they practiced a lot of situational football leading up to the game and it earned Ryan another DAY on the sideline ahead vrs Oregon. Let's hope the accomplishment of yesterday doesn't have them all so satisfied that they forget what it takes to earn the victory via the preparation.
Anyone that wants the job at Ohio State HAS to be great at preparation. If Michigan is only a 1 week investment - we have the wrong Coach....
VERY satisfying win!
During the pre-game show leading up to Ohio State-Michigan the current HC of that dump said they prepare for Ohio State in every single practice (they probably do 1 situation of vulnerability found on film by 1 or their GAs and exploit it before they work on their opponent for that week). That may sound corny but it sure makes the final week of preparation a lot less stressful than Ryan Day finds it every year.
Yesterday looked like they practiced a lot of situational football leading up to the game and it earned Ryan another DAY on the sideline ahead vrs Oregon. Let's hope the accomplishment of yesterday doesn't have them all so satisfied that they forget what it takes to earn the victory via the preparation.
Anyone that wants the job at Ohio State HAS to be great at preparation. If Michigan is only a 1 week investment - we have the wrong Coach....
The crazy thing is all I heard this week in the lead up to the Ohio State/Tennessee game is that the DLine was the Vols strength and how would OSU's banged up OLine deal with them, but their secondary was a little shaky and could be exploited.
JUST. LIKE. THAT. TEAM. UP. NORTH.
This time Ohio State attacked the opposing team's weakness and went tempo, and the Vols DLine was standing between plays sucking air with their hands on their hips. I'm thrilled by the job the coaching staff did last night and in the lead up to the game, but it almost makes me more irritated about how incredibly stupid they were the Saturday after Thanksgiving against a far inferior team.
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VERY satisfying win!
During the pre-game show leading up to Ohio State-Michigan the current HC of that dump said they prepare for Ohio State in every single practice (they probably do 1 situation of vulnerability found on film by 1 or their GAs and exploit it before they work on their opponent for that week). That may sound corny but it sure makes the final week of preparation a lot less stressful than Ryan Day finds it every year.
Yesterday looked like they practiced a lot of situational football leading up to the game and it earned Ryan another DAY on the sideline ahead vrs Oregon. Let's hope the accomplishment of yesterday doesn't have them all so satisfied that they forget what it takes to earn the victory via the preparation.
Anyone that wants the job at Ohio State HAS to be great at preparation. If Michigan is only a 1 week investment - we have the wrong Coach....
The crazy thing is all I heard this week in the lead up to the Ohio State/Tennessee game is that the DLine was the Vols strength and how would OSU's banged up OLine deal with them, but their secondary was a little shaky and could be exploited.
JUST. LIKE. THAT. TEAM. UP. NORTH.
This time Ohio State attacked the opposing team's weakness and went tempo, and the Vols DLine was standing between plays sucking air with their hands on their hips. I'm thrilled by the job the coaching staff did last night and in the lead up to the game, but it almost makes me more irritated about how incredibly stupid they were the Saturday after Thanksgiving against a far inferior team.
The crazy thing is all I heard this week in the lead up to the Ohio State/Tennessee game is that the DLine was the Vols strength and how would OSU's banged up OLine deal with them, but their secondary was a little shaky and could be exploited.
JUST. LIKE. THAT. TEAM. UP. NORTH.
This time Ohio State attacked the opposing team's weakness and went tempo, and the Vols DLine was standing between plays sucking air with their hands on their hips. I'm thrilled by the job the coaching staff did last night and in the lead up to the game, but it almost makes me more irritated about how incredibly stupid they were the Saturday after Thanksgiving against a far inferior team.
I was worried about how the o line would hold up too.
3 huge differences I saw this game:
1. OSU didn't try to run the ball up the middle (the strength of ichigan) the whole damn game
2. Kelly got the ball to the play makers right out the gates
3. Howard played a fantastic game.
They looked like a totally different team
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The crazy thing is all I heard this week in the lead up to the Ohio State/Tennessee game is that the DLine was the Vols strength and how would OSU's banged up OLine deal with them, but their secondary was a little shaky and could be exploited.
JUST. LIKE. THAT. TEAM. UP. NORTH.
This time Ohio State attacked the opposing team's weakness and went tempo, and the Vols DLine was standing between plays sucking air with their hands on their hips. I'm thrilled by the job the coaching staff did last night and in the lead up to the game, but it almost makes me more irritated about how incredibly stupid they were the Saturday after Thanksgiving against a far inferior team.
I was worried about how the o line would hold up too.
3 huge differences I saw this game:
1. OSU didn't try to run the ball up the middle (the strength of ichigan) the whole damn game
2. Kelly got the ball to the play makers right out the gates
3. Howard played a fantastic game.
They looked like a totally different team
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Honestly I really have no idea why i bother watching today
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For Fuck's Sake, we fumbled within inches of the goal line.
Awesome.
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Dumbest team in the league
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Smart by the Bengals...
Even if you false start, it doesn't hurt you.
But since we got stupid and did, now they are off the 1 yard line.
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Looks like the defense has already started the offseason
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What a joke. How all the coaches keep their jobs is beyond me
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Honestly I really have no idea why i bother watching today
Same here. I wanted to watch a bit of DTR. Same old Browns.
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