Stefanski gives up play calling
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More sonic pollution to wake the neighbors up!
Don't worry about the neighbors Nicks - you can't hold that talent hostage. They'll get over it!
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Interesting. A lot of fans are wondering if Rees is going to be fired like Ken Dorsey was.
Stepanski is boring, and doesn't have the instincts to fool defenses. We'll see if the offense production gets upgraded. It will be tough with the offensive line not being up to par. NOBODY is talking about trick plays. It's a matter of play design, and play calling to keep defenses guessing.
Tillman will be back, apparently.
Fans all said the same thing about Browns coach giving up play-calling
Meanwhile, oh, look, a film breakdown!
I'm done with Stefanski TBH. His offensive design schemes are outdated and unimaginative in today's NFL. Looks like he was propped up by AVP and Callahan as offense dropped off a cliff with their exits.
I'm done with Stefanski TBH. His offensive design schemes are outdated and unimaginative in today's NFL. Looks like he was propped up by AVP and Callahan as offense dropped off a cliff with their exits.
I'll say it this way- for a guy who is considered an offensive minded HC to do this twice in two years is hard to just shoo away as 'trying something out'. Talent level or not, it's pretty wonky.
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Funniest thing about it all. The best Cleveland has ever looked, came in their only Playoff Win in forever... BTW that game Stephanski what watching the game from his basement with covid.
Funniest thing about it all. The best Cleveland has ever looked, came in their only Playoff Win in forever... BTW that game Stephanski what watching the game from his basement with covid.
Oh how people forget the D did far more in that game (or frankly Ben/PIt to lose.that game) than the offense did. Not like the D scored a TD and gave the O a short field for 3 more scores in the first quarter alone....
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Funniest thing about it all. The best Cleveland has ever looked, came in their only Playoff Win in forever... BTW that game Stephanski what watching the game from his basement with covid.
Oh how people forget the D did far more in that game (or frankly Ben/PIt to lose.that game) than the offense did. Not like the D scored a TD and gave the O a short field for 3 more scores in the first quarter alone....
Oh how people forget the D did far more in that game (or frankly Ben/PIt to lose.that game) than the offense did. Not like the D scored a TD and gave the O a short field for 3 more scores in the first quarter alone....
Non-Baker Mayfield obsessed Browns fans remember...
Pepperidge Farms remembers too.
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Funniest thing about it all. The best Cleveland has ever looked, came in their only Playoff Win in forever... BTW that game Stephanski what watching the game from his basement with covid.
Oh how people forget the D did far more in that game (or frankly Ben/PIt to lose.that game) than the offense did. Not like the D scored a TD and gave the O a short field for 3 more scores in the first quarter alone....
Oh how people forget the D did far more in that game (or frankly Ben/PIt to lose.that game) than the offense did. Not like the D scored a TD and gave the O a short field for 3 more scores in the first quarter alone....
Even so - it was a great TEAM win. FWIW, the score was 48-29 as late as 1:09 remaining in the 4th quarter until a junk time Prevent Defense TD + 2 point conversion was allowed. Most of the alleged GREAT Steeler fans were already on the highway heading home.
Anyway, the 1st TD of the game was a bad shot-gun snap in the end zone that Myles Garrett recovered on the 1st play from scrimmage after the opening kickoff. What set that situation up was bad field position from STs. Baker didn't throw any INTs while Ben Rapen threw 4 INTs (some were deflected passes by our DL). Whether it was short fields or long sustained drives - this offense scored 5 TDs and set up 2 successful FGs. Seemed like every time they got the football - they punctuated it with points. We were never so organized and less challenged by Pittsburgh in recent memory.
Our replacement HC that day was the STs Coach Mike Priefer while Alex Van Pelt upgraded the Offensive Coordination. No wonder why they couldn't wait to get rid of both guys not too long after scoring 48 FREAKIN points at Pittsburgh.
The weirdest part of all this IMO is that Stefanski applied for the HC position here really only wanting to be the OC calling the plays.
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Oh how people forget the D did far more in that game (or frankly Ben/PIt to lose.that game) than the offense did. Not like the D scored a TD and gave the O a short field for 3 more scores in the first quarter alone....
Non-Baker Mayfield obsessed Browns fans remember...
Pepperidge Farms remembers too.
Non-Baker Mayfield obsessed Browns fans remember...
Pepperidge Farms remembers too.
They didn't even have any Alka-Selzer or Tums commercials for Steeler fans getting ill at home in need. Poor Gorka - that must have been a horrific night for him. ?
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
Oh how people forget the D did far more in that game (or frankly Ben/PIt to lose.that game) than the offense did. Not like the D scored a TD and gave the O a short field for 3 more scores in the first quarter alone....
Non-Baker Mayfield obsessed Browns fans remember...
Pepperidge Farms remembers too.
Non-Baker Mayfield obsessed Browns fans remember...
Pepperidge Farms remembers too.
The Browns FO lives on Once Upon A Farm. When do we get our travel points?
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I'm done with Stefanski TBH. His offensive design schemes are outdated and unimaginative in today's NFL. Looks like he was propped up by AVP and Callahan as offense dropped off a cliff with their exits.
back in hs, I was a stat guy with a friend for football. It was as close to the game I could get. Every play, we'd write down the formation, the play, player numbers, result of the play. It got so I could predict what they were going to run by how they lined up, and the stances of the offense - qb/rb/ot.
Stepanski's offense seems like that. But it is worse - the drafting for offense.
Look at the first round draft picks for offense.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Cleveland_Browns_first-round_draft_picks
2020 - Jedrick Wills, OT, blah.
2018 - Baker Mayfield, but should have drafted my pick, Josh Allen
2017 - David Njoku, who took years to be a dependable ball catcher. duh.
2016 - Cory Coleman, midget wr.....
The Giants released Corey Coleman, providing proof once and for all what a mistake his selection was for the Cleveland Browns.2015 - Cameron Irving, C. Injury prone throughout his career, floated from team to team, position to position. nope.2014 - Johnny Manziel. dammit, how stupid a pick that was.2012 - Brandon Weedon. another dismal mistake.2012 - Trent Richardson, considered one of the biggest draft busts in history2019 - Alex Mack, C, a starHardly a way to build a dynamic offense. Then there is the play calling. Your offensive line is struggling, getting overrun by the Pats defense and you call a flea-flicker? etc etc.What is really hopeless, is the Browns offensive line, which is not helped by stepanski's inability to adapt to what is going on in a game....#32 Browns offensive line.per ESPN, Browns wide receivers - 25th in the NFL.back in hs, I was a stat guy with a friend for football. It was as close to the game I could get. Every play, we'd write down the formation, the play, player numbers, result of the play. It got so I could predict what they were going to run by how they lined up, and the stances of the offense - qb/rb/ot.
Stepanski's offense seems like that. But it is worse - the drafting for offense.
Look at the first round draft picks for offense.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Cleveland_Browns_first-round_draft_picks
2020 - Jedrick Wills, OT, blah.
2018 - Baker Mayfield, but should have drafted my pick, Josh Allen
2017 - David Njoku, who took years to be a dependable ball catcher. duh.
2016 - Cory Coleman, midget wr.....
The Giants released Corey Coleman, providing proof once and for all what a mistake his selection was for the Cleveland Browns.2015 - Cameron Irving, C. Injury prone throughout his career, floated from team to team, position to position. nope.2014 - Johnny Manziel. dammit, how stupid a pick that was.2012 - Brandon Weedon. another dismal mistake.2012 - Trent Richardson, considered one of the biggest draft busts in history2019 - Alex Mack, C, a starHardly a way to build a dynamic offense. Then there is the play calling. Your offensive line is struggling, getting overrun by the Pats defense and you call a flea-flicker? etc etc.What is really hopeless, is the Browns offensive line, which is not helped by stepanski's inability to adapt to what is going on in a game....#32 Browns offensive line.per ESPN, Browns wide receivers - 25th in the NFL.I appreciate your acknowledgement, finally coming around that poor drafting effects every NFL coach.
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Non-Baker Mayfield obsessed Browns fans remember...
Pepperidge Farms remembers too.
They didn't even have any Alka-Selzer or Tums commercials for Steeler fans getting ill at home in need. Poor Gorka - that must have been a horrific night for him. ?
They didn't even have any Alka-Selzer or Tums commercials for Steeler fans getting ill at home in need. Poor Gorka - that must have been a horrific night for him. ?
Cal and nicker’s bodyguard probably cried himself asleep on his cock shaped pillow that night ?
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back in hs, I was a stat guy with a friend for football. It was as close to the game I could get. Every play, we'd write down the formation, the play, player numbers, result of the play. It got so I could predict what they were going to run by how they lined up, and the stances of the offense - qb/rb/ot.
Stepanski's offense seems like that. But it is worse - the drafting for offense.
Look at the first round draft picks for offense.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Cleveland_Browns_first-round_draft_picks
2020 - Jedrick Wills, OT, blah.
2018 - Baker Mayfield, but should have drafted my pick, Josh Allen
2017 - David Njoku, who took years to be a dependable ball catcher. duh.
2016 - Cory Coleman, midget wr.....
The Giants released Corey Coleman, providing proof once and for all what a mistake his selection was for the Cleveland Browns.2015 - Cameron Irving, C. Injury prone throughout his career, floated from team to team, position to position. nope.2014 - Johnny Manziel. dammit, how stupid a pick that was.2012 - Brandon Weedon. another dismal mistake.2012 - Trent Richardson, considered one of the biggest draft busts in history2019 - Alex Mack, C, a starHardly a way to build a dynamic offense. Then there is the play calling. Your offensive line is struggling, getting overrun by the Pats defense and you call a flea-flicker? etc etc.What is really hopeless, is the Browns offensive line, which is not helped by stepanski's inability to adapt to what is going on in a game....#32 Browns offensive line.per ESPN, Browns wide receivers - 25th in the NFL.I appreciate your acknowledgement, finally coming around that poor drafting effects every NFL coach.
I appreciate your acknowledgement, finally coming around that poor drafting effects every NFL coach.
another worthless comment? of course your stupanski wasn't the hc all those years. You smoking something funny or what?
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of course your stupanski wasn't the hc all those years. You smoking something funny or what?
This 1st round pick is tied directly to the Stefanski coaching staff and is a weight on the current roster still being felt.
2020 - Jedrick Wills, blah
2019 - Alex Mack, C, a starWhat is really hopeless, is the Browns offensive line, which is not helped by stepanski's inability to adapt to what is going on in a game....#32 Browns offensive line.per ESPN, Browns wide receivers - 25th in the NFL.Alex Mack was drafted in 2009. A full decade before your comment. He was in Atlanta 4 seasons before Stef became head coach in Cleveland.
Question- when the coaching staff designs a game plan around high percentage 3 and 5 step drop passes, to get the QB in rhythm and to help ease the burden on pass protection, yet the QB fails to consistently complete them as called, whose fault is it?
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of course your stupanski wasn't the hc all those years. You smoking something funny or what?
This 1st round pick is tied directly to the Stefanski coaching staff and is a weight on the current roster still being felt.
2020 - Jedrick Wills, blah
2019 - Alex Mack, C, a starWhat is really hopeless, is the Browns offensive line, which is not helped by stepanski's inability to adapt to what is going on in a game....#32 Browns offensive line.per ESPN, Browns wide receivers - 25th in the NFL.Alex Mack was drafted in 2009. A full decade before your comment. He was in Atlanta 4 seasons before Stef became head coach in Cleveland.
Question- when the coaching staff designs a game plan around high percentage 3 and 5 step drop passes, to get the QB in rhythm and to help ease the burden on pass protection, yet the QB fails to consistently complete them as called, whose fault is it?
Alex Mack was drafted in 2009. A full decade before your comment. He was in Atlanta 4 seasons before Stef became head coach in Cleveland.
wow. you figured that out? cool. The rest of us knew that automatically.
Question:
When an offensive line is rated last in the NFL, is it the qb's fault? or your honey stupanski?
I say your sweetheart stupanski will get fired.
Flacco struggled terribly with the Browns, but is really playing well with the Bengals.
Your stupanski had Baker playing with a stupid sling on his shoulder. Is that Baker's fault or stupanski's fault?
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I'm done with Stefanski TBH. His offensive design schemes are outdated and unimaginative in today's NFL. Looks like he was propped up by AVP and Callahan as offense dropped off a cliff with their exits.
back in hs, I was a stat guy with a friend for football. It was as close to the game I could get. Every play, we'd write down the formation, the play, player numbers, result of the play. It got so I could predict what they were going to run by how they lined up, and the stances of the offense - qb/rb/ot.
Stepanski's offense seems like that. But it is worse - the drafting for offense.
Look at the first round draft picks for offense.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Cleveland_Browns_first-round_draft_picks
2020 - Jedrick Wills, OT, blah.
2018 - Baker Mayfield, but should have drafted my pick, Josh Allen
2017 - David Njoku, who took years to be a dependable ball catcher. duh.
2016 - Cory Coleman, midget wr.....
The Giants released Corey Coleman, providing proof once and for all what a mistake his selection was for the Cleveland Browns.2015 - Cameron Irving, C. Injury prone throughout his career, floated from team to team, position to position. nope.2014 - Johnny Manziel. dammit, how stupid a pick that was.2012 - Brandon Weedon. another dismal mistake.2012 - Trent Richardson, considered one of the biggest draft busts in history2019 - Alex Mack, C, a starHardly a way to build a dynamic offense. Then there is the play calling. Your offensive line is struggling, getting overrun by the Pats defense and you call a flea-flicker? etc etc.What is really hopeless, is the Browns offensive line, which is not helped by stepanski's inability to adapt to what is going on in a game....#32 Browns offensive line.per ESPN, Browns wide receivers - 25th in the NFL. -
.... Then why did you post the above quote?
I was going all the way back in the list, on first round offense picks.
Alex Mack was on the list. So, I listed Alex Mack because he was on the list.
Overall, their picks have been poor. And stupanski doesn't have the smarts to use the offense's strengths, what there are, to a constructive advantage.
Would you have played Baker with a sling on his shoulder?
wow.
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.... Then why did you post the above quote?
I was going all the way back in the list, on first round offense picks.
Alex Mack was on the list. So, I listed Alex Mack because he was on the list.
Overall, their picks have been poor. And stupanski doesn't have the smarts to use the offense's strengths, what there are, to a constructive advantage.
Would you have played Baker with a sling on his shoulder?
wow.
Would you have played Baker with a sling on his shoulder?wow.
Some people have an almost arrogant belief in their abilities even with an obvious handicap, thus why Baker kept trying to play in 2021.
This also explains why you keep posting on here with that lump you have three feet above your ass.
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Would you have played Baker with a sling on his shoulder?wow.
Some people have an almost arrogant belief in their abilities even with an obvious handicap, thus why Baker kept trying to play in 2021.
This also explains why you keep posting on here with that lump you have three feet above your ass.
Some people have an almost arrogant belief in their abilities even with an obvious handicap, thus why Baker kept trying to play in 2021.
This also explains why you keep posting on here with that lump you have three feet above your ass.
We usually don't see much of Cal in here unless politics are REALLY disappointing him. He's been in here a lot lately...
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.... Then why did you post the above quote?
I was going all the way back in the list, on first round offense picks.
Alex Mack was on the list. So, I listed Alex Mack because he was on the list.
Overall, their picks have been poor. And stupanski doesn't have the smarts to use the offense's strengths, what there are, to a constructive advantage.
Would you have played Baker with a sling on his shoulder?
wow.
I was going all the way back in the list, on first round offense picks.
Alex Mack was on the list. So, I listed Alex Mack because he was on the list.
Overall, their picks have been poor. And stupanski doesn't have the smarts to
- So you went all the way back to 2009.
- Mislabeled it as 2019.
- then said Stefanski doesn't "have the smarts" which implies he isn't using talent... talent, in Alex Macks case, that can't be used because he not only is he retired, he never played under Stefanski. But listing it tends to imply that when it's a recent pick.
You then said...
wow. you figured that out? cool. The rest of us knew that automatically
... but you still continued to post it.
I think, along with how you rapid fire your links of all sorts. That you manic post and don't take the proper time to proof read your own material.
This is another miscommunication from you in a long list of miscommunications and poor phrasing on your end. You realize that, correct?
The Matt Leinart one is just another example. You have multiple posters that have jumped in to tell you that what you say is not just badly conveyed, it's difficult to understand if not outright incorrect.
That only furthers confusion over a medium that can lacks things in normal conversation like tonality and body language, which help to clarify confusions in conversations.
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I was going all the way back in the list, on first round offense picks.
Alex Mack was on the list. So, I listed Alex Mack because he was on the list.
Overall, their picks have been poor. And stupanski doesn't have the smarts to
- So you went all the way back to 2009.
- Mislabeled it as 2019.
- then said Stefanski doesn't "have the smarts" which implies he isn't using talent... talent, in Alex Macks case, that can't be used because he not only is he retired, he never played under Stefanski. But listing it tends to imply that when it's a recent pick.
You then said...
wow. you figured that out? cool. The rest of us knew that automatically
... but you still continued to post it.
I think, along with how you rapid fire your links of all sorts. That you manic post and don't take the proper time to proof read your own material.
This is another miscommunication from you in a long list of miscommunications and poor phrasing on your end. You realize that, correct?
The Matt Leinart one is just another example. You have multiple posters that have jumped in to tell you that what you say is not just badly conveyed, it's difficult to understand if not outright incorrect.
That only furthers confusion over a medium that can lacks things in normal conversation like tonality and body language, which help to clarify confusions in conversations.
Damn, you are a boring, pompous bore. My occasional rapidfire mistakes make you wet your panties or what? and you pout like you aren't even a real ex college or hs football player, Shirley. Grow the hell up already.
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