The Official Browns vs Titans Game 13 Thread
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WHY would he NOT kick the extra point after we got within 1 touchdown? WHY!!!????
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WHY would he NOT kick the extra point after we got within 1 touchdown? WHY!!!????
WHY would he NOT kick the extra point after we got within 1 touchdown? WHY!!!????
I agree with you on just kicking the extra point, but you know…analytics.
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WHY would he NOT kick the extra point after we got within 1 touchdown? WHY!!!????
WHY would he NOT kick the extra point after we got within 1 touchdown? WHY!!!????
Yeah this is my thing....kick the point....then kick the point.... we're in OT. Why gamble?
You have to question this logic
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WHY would he NOT kick the extra point after we got within 1 touchdown? WHY!!!????
WHY would he NOT kick the extra point after we got within 1 touchdown? WHY!!!????
Because he’s a HORRIBLE game manager
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On the other hand, our 5th round QB just completely outplayed the #1 player taken in the entire draft. He's still making some bad errors but he did a lot of good shit in this game, and brought us all the way back down 14 in the 4th quarter where he SHOULD have had the opportunity to win the game in OT.
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WHY would he NOT kick the extra point after we got within 1 touchdown? WHY!!!????
WHY would he NOT kick the extra point after we got within 1 touchdown? WHY!!!????
I see many teams do this.
I think it's the gambling crap in all honesty. Parlays, point spreads, over/under. But I have no proof.
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Sanders played solid in a difficult situation. No run game, J. Simmons wreaking havoc on the poor OLine, Special teams playing poorly..
He has to clean up the patting the ball.I would be surprised if Stefanski is coach week 1 next year. Too many questionable decisions have accumulated from a game management perspective. Unless this is a tank job.
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The fix was in, directive to tank for Mendoza received by the coaching staff and implemented. I had this penciled as one of the wins at the start of the season but our team never fails to disappoint. So looks like a 3 win season again. Good performance from Shedeur who outperformed the number 1 pick, Jeudy redeemed himself and Fannin was outstanding. Defense was disappointing today, they allowed Pollard to have a fricking career day. he's a permanent fixture on my fantasy bench lol. Special teams a net negative as usual.
On a fantasy note, started Fannin and was just short of pulling the trigger on Shedeur but played against Browns defense who did me a solid.
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Sanders played solid in a difficult situation. No run game, J. Simmons wreaking havoc on the poor OLine, Special teams playing poorly..
He has to clean up the patting the ball.I would be surprised if Stefanski is coach week 1 next year. Too many questionable decisions have accumulated from a game management perspective. Unless this is a tank job.
Sanders played solid in a difficult situation. No run game, J. Simmons wreaking havoc on the poor OLine, Special teams playing poorly..
He has to clean up the patting the ball.I would be surprised if Stefanski is coach week 1 next year. Too many questionable decisions have accumulated from a game management perspective. Unless this is a tank job.
Kevin shouldn’t be the coach tomorrow
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Bubba Ventrone is the Freddie Kitchens of special teams coaching.
I want Stefanski and Ventrone gone tomorrow, or Christmas is cancelled.
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So I didn't read any of this thread, so my deepest apologies if I just end up repeating others...
1. Sanders really showed me something today. Yes, I know, the Titans suck... but so do the Browns, and he looked way better than Cam Ward did. He had some bad plays, of course, but he made some of the prettiest throws you'll ever see. We have four more games, but unless the wheels come completely off I'm definitely pondering the idea of letting him be the starter next season. I'd like to see what he could do with a full off-season.
2. I'm assuming Pocic's season is over, so we'll get to see extended time with his replacement Luke Wypler. He might end up being the starting center for the Browns based on what he does down the stretch.
3. I'm sure people lost their minds regarding the two points attempts vs just kicking the extra points and tying the game. Honestly, I didn't mind going for two twice. Its the end of a lost season, I don't mind when a coach decides to win or lose the game in regulation. Problem was that Sanders lost the snap on the first one, and Judkins literally lost his mind on the second one. According to the post game show if Judkins had actually pitched it to the WR like he was supposed to he would have walked into the endzone.
4. So in Sanders' press conference after the game he was asked about the second two point attempt, and he talked about it for a little bit and mentioned something about running the play in practice. Some reporter smart-assedly asked "Did it actually work in practice" and Sanders - without missing a beat - shot back: "No, it didn't work in practice. We like to run plays in the game that don't work in practice..." I laughed and laughed and laughed. Dammit Shadeur, you are almost forcing me to like you!
5. Lost in the two point drama that will be the topic of local sports shows is the fact that the defense really let the team down. Tony Pollard had a long of 21 yards rushing this season before today, where he scored on two long runs that totalled almost 100 yards.
6. Since my only two Browns jerseys are Nick Chubb, I've been contemplating getting a new one. I think I'll be getting a #44, gotta represent the local kid. Fannin had a helluva game. Speaking of ends that are tight, hate to see Njoku get injured, but that was one helluva throw/catch for a touchdown. I hope that wasn't his last play in a Browns uniform, but if it was, hats off to the Chief.
7. Another Sunday, another shit show from the (not so) special teams. Good times.
8. Dog I love this rookie class.
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So I didn't read any of this thread, so my deepest apologies if I just end up repeating others...
1. Sanders really showed me something today. Yes, I know, the Titans suck... but so do the Browns, and he looked way better than Cam Ward did. He had some bad plays, of course, but he made some of the prettiest throws you'll ever see. We have four more games, but unless the wheels come completely off I'm definitely pondering the idea of letting him be the starter next season. I'd like to see what he could do with a full off-season.
2. I'm assuming Pocic's season is over, so we'll get to see extended time with his replacement Luke Wypler. He might end up being the starting center for the Browns based on what he does down the stretch.
3. I'm sure people lost their minds regarding the two points attempts vs just kicking the extra points and tying the game. Honestly, I didn't mind going for two twice. Its the end of a lost season, I don't mind when a coach decides to win or lose the game in regulation. Problem was that Sanders lost the snap on the first one, and Judkins literally lost his mind on the second one. According to the post game show if Judkins had actually pitched it to the WR like he was supposed to he would have walked into the endzone.
4. So in Sanders' press conference after the game he was asked about the second two point attempt, and he talked about it for a little bit and mentioned something about running the play in practice. Some reporter smart-assedly asked "Did it actually work in practice" and Sanders - without missing a beat - shot back: "No, it didn't work in practice. We like to run plays in the game that don't work in practice..." I laughed and laughed and laughed. Dammit Shadeur, you are almost forcing me to like you!
5. Lost in the two point drama that will be the topic of local sports shows is the fact that the defense really let the team down. Tony Pollard had a long of 21 yards rushing this season before today, where he scored on two long runs that totalled almost 100 yards.
6. Since my only two Browns jerseys are Nick Chubb, I've been contemplating getting a new one. I think I'll be getting a #44, gotta represent the local kid. Fannin had a helluva game. Speaking of ends that are tight, hate to see Njoku get injured, but that was one helluva throw/catch for a touchdown. I hope that wasn't his last play in a Browns uniform, but if it was, hats off to the Chief.
7. Another Sunday, another shit show from the (not so) special teams. Good times.
8. Dog I love this rookie class.
So I didn't read any of this thread, so my deepest apologies if I just end up repeating others...
1. Sanders really showed me something today. Yes, I know, the Titans suck... but so do the Browns, and he looked way better than Cam Ward did. He had some bad plays, of course, but he made some of the prettiest throws you'll ever see. We have four more games, but unless the wheels come completely off I'm definitely pondering the idea of letting him be the starter next season. I'd like to see what he could do with a full off-season.
2. I'm assuming Pocic's season is over, so we'll get to see extended time with his replacement Luke Wypler. He might end up being the starting center for the Browns based on what he does down the stretch.
3. I'm sure people lost their minds regarding the two points attempts vs just kicking the extra points and tying the game. Honestly, I didn't mind going for two twice. Its the end of a lost season, I don't mind when a coach decides to win or lose the game in regulation. Problem was that Sanders lost the snap on the first one, and Judkins literally lost his mind on the second one. According to the post game show if Judkins had actually pitched it to the WR like he was supposed to he would have walked into the endzone.
4. So in Sanders' press conference after the game he was asked about the second two point attempt, and he talked about it for a little bit and mentioned something about running the play in practice. Some reporter smart-assedly asked "Did it actually work in practice" and Sanders - without missing a beat - shot back: "No, it didn't work in practice. We like to run plays in the game that don't work in practice..." I laughed and laughed and laughed. Dammit Shadeur, you are almost forcing me to like you!
5. Lost in the two point drama that will be the topic of local sports shows is the fact that the defense really let the team down. Tony Pollard had a long of 21 yards rushing this season before today, where he scored on two long runs that totalled almost 100 yards.
6. Since my only two Browns jerseys are Nick Chubb, I've been contemplating getting a new one. I think I'll be getting a #44, gotta represent the local kid. Fannin had a helluva game. Speaking of ends that are tight, hate to see Njoku get injured, but that was one helluva throw/catch for a touchdown. I hope that wasn't his last play in a Browns uniform, but if it was, hats off to the Chief.
7. Another Sunday, another shit show from the (not so) special teams. Good times.
8. Dog I love this rookie class.
Good post. You got a link to the Sanders press conference? He’s a quirky dude in front of a microphone from what l’ve seen thus far. Would be good to see that quirkiness get parlayed into a net positive.
I was stuck with the radio feed. I miss Jim Donovan real bad. I don’t want to dog on the new guys and l appreciate their work, but Jim was truly special and had a knack for raising the bar in the “painting pictures” department.
I suspect Maliek Collins is a big missing piece of the puzzle as far as the defense goes. He was a great signing and l hope he gets back on the horse.
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So I didn't read any of this thread, so my deepest apologies if I just end up repeating others...
1. Sanders really showed me something today. Yes, I know, the Titans suck... but so do the Browns, and he looked way better than Cam Ward did. He had some bad plays, of course, but he made some of the prettiest throws you'll ever see. We have four more games, but unless the wheels come completely off I'm definitely pondering the idea of letting him be the starter next season. I'd like to see what he could do with a full off-season.
2. I'm assuming Pocic's season is over, so we'll get to see extended time with his replacement Luke Wypler. He might end up being the starting center for the Browns based on what he does down the stretch.
3. I'm sure people lost their minds regarding the two points attempts vs just kicking the extra points and tying the game. Honestly, I didn't mind going for two twice. Its the end of a lost season, I don't mind when a coach decides to win or lose the game in regulation. Problem was that Sanders lost the snap on the first one, and Judkins literally lost his mind on the second one. According to the post game show if Judkins had actually pitched it to the WR like he was supposed to he would have walked into the endzone.
4. So in Sanders' press conference after the game he was asked about the second two point attempt, and he talked about it for a little bit and mentioned something about running the play in practice. Some reporter smart-assedly asked "Did it actually work in practice" and Sanders - without missing a beat - shot back: "No, it didn't work in practice. We like to run plays in the game that don't work in practice..." I laughed and laughed and laughed. Dammit Shadeur, you are almost forcing me to like you!
5. Lost in the two point drama that will be the topic of local sports shows is the fact that the defense really let the team down. Tony Pollard had a long of 21 yards rushing this season before today, where he scored on two long runs that totalled almost 100 yards.
6. Since my only two Browns jerseys are Nick Chubb, I've been contemplating getting a new one. I think I'll be getting a #44, gotta represent the local kid. Fannin had a helluva game. Speaking of ends that are tight, hate to see Njoku get injured, but that was one helluva throw/catch for a touchdown. I hope that wasn't his last play in a Browns uniform, but if it was, hats off to the Chief.
7. Another Sunday, another shit show from the (not so) special teams. Good times.
8. Dog I love this rookie class.
Good post. You got a link to the Sanders press conference? He’s a quirky dude in front of a microphone from what l’ve seen thus far. Would be good to see that quirkiness get parlayed into a net positive.
I was stuck with the radio feed. I miss Jim Donovan real bad. I don’t want to dog on the new guys and l appreciate their work, but Jim was truly special and had a knack for raising the bar in the “painting pictures” department.
I suspect Maliek Collins is a big missing piece of the puzzle as far as the defense goes. He was a great signing and l hope he gets back on the horse.
Good post. You got a link to the Sanders press conference? He’s a quirky dude in front of a microphone from what l’ve seen thus far. Would be good to see that quirkiness get parlayed into a net positive.
I was stuck with the radio feed. I miss Jim Donovan real bad. I don’t want to dog on the new guys and l appreciate their work, but Jim was truly special and had a knack for raising the bar in the “painting pictures” department.
I suspect Maliek Collins is a big missing piece of the puzzle as far as the defense goes. He was a great signing and l hope he gets back on the horse.
I will dog the new radio guys. They suck. Especially Zegura. He won’t shut up.
"And they don't really know even what they're talkin' about And I can't imagine what empty heads can achieve." -
So I didn't read any of this thread, so my deepest apologies if I just end up repeating others...
1. Sanders really showed me something today. Yes, I know, the Titans suck... but so do the Browns, and he looked way better than Cam Ward did. He had some bad plays, of course, but he made some of the prettiest throws you'll ever see. We have four more games, but unless the wheels come completely off I'm definitely pondering the idea of letting him be the starter next season. I'd like to see what he could do with a full off-season.
2. I'm assuming Pocic's season is over, so we'll get to see extended time with his replacement Luke Wypler. He might end up being the starting center for the Browns based on what he does down the stretch.
3. I'm sure people lost their minds regarding the two points attempts vs just kicking the extra points and tying the game. Honestly, I didn't mind going for two twice. Its the end of a lost season, I don't mind when a coach decides to win or lose the game in regulation. Problem was that Sanders lost the snap on the first one, and Judkins literally lost his mind on the second one. According to the post game show if Judkins had actually pitched it to the WR like he was supposed to he would have walked into the endzone.
4. So in Sanders' press conference after the game he was asked about the second two point attempt, and he talked about it for a little bit and mentioned something about running the play in practice. Some reporter smart-assedly asked "Did it actually work in practice" and Sanders - without missing a beat - shot back: "No, it didn't work in practice. We like to run plays in the game that don't work in practice..." I laughed and laughed and laughed. Dammit Shadeur, you are almost forcing me to like you!
5. Lost in the two point drama that will be the topic of local sports shows is the fact that the defense really let the team down. Tony Pollard had a long of 21 yards rushing this season before today, where he scored on two long runs that totalled almost 100 yards.
6. Since my only two Browns jerseys are Nick Chubb, I've been contemplating getting a new one. I think I'll be getting a #44, gotta represent the local kid. Fannin had a helluva game. Speaking of ends that are tight, hate to see Njoku get injured, but that was one helluva throw/catch for a touchdown. I hope that wasn't his last play in a Browns uniform, but if it was, hats off to the Chief.
7. Another Sunday, another shit show from the (not so) special teams. Good times.
8. Dog I love this rookie class.
Good post. You got a link to the Sanders press conference? He’s a quirky dude in front of a microphone from what l’ve seen thus far. Would be good to see that quirkiness get parlayed into a net positive.
I was stuck with the radio feed. I miss Jim Donovan real bad. I don’t want to dog on the new guys and l appreciate their work, but Jim was truly special and had a knack for raising the bar in the “painting pictures” department.
I suspect Maliek Collins is a big missing piece of the puzzle as far as the defense goes. He was a great signing and l hope he gets back on the horse.
Good post. You got a link to the Sanders press conference? He’s a quirky dude in front of a microphone from what l’ve seen thus far. Would be good to see that quirkiness get parlayed into a net positive.
Question is right off the bat
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It sucks to lose.
Bad idea to throw resulted in a Shedeur INT. Bad Shedeur. But a GOOD Shedeur for much of the game. With very little talent around him. Larvadain plays and Thrash is inactive. Son of a Bitch I wanted Thrash to be good!
We NEEDED Thrash to be good. Good game Shedeur! I'm happy for him. I've been in his corner since January. He's made great strides since that Rams game in August! Apparently though, it's ok for opponents to whack him in the head. (man I held my breath when big, fat #93, Sweat, fell right on him)
Our special teams are sooo bad that the kicker is told to just boot it out of the end zone and let them have it at the 35 instead of trying to tackle a guy.
Another game, another reception for Tillman. And none for Bond. That WR room is an anchor.
We lost another OLineman. (get well Pocic) Unless we get one or two starters back next week Bitonio will be the only starter out there.
Our run D had a humbling game. Sad to see that.
Fannin is good. (like that's news to anyone)
Saints won, we move up to #4.
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Good post. You got a link to the Sanders press conference? He’s a quirky dude in front of a microphone from what l’ve seen thus far. Would be good to see that quirkiness get parlayed into a net positive.
Question is right off the bat
Question is right off the bat
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Question is right off the bat
Shedeur got me 39 points today, so suck it Sanders haters
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Sanders looked good with a few notable exceptions but he's a rookie. Hard to out this loss on anyone but the coach with the benefit of hindsight.
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Sanders looked good with a few notable exceptions but he's a rookie. Hard to out this loss on anyone but the coach with the benefit of hindsight.
Sanders looked good with a few notable exceptions but he's a rookie. Hard to out this loss on anyone but the coach with the benefit of hindsight.
To me the loss was on the defense which did not come close to their norm.
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