You brahs aware the Bucs are gonna stomp that ass out on Sunday?
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Photo of Fort Jefferson:
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I hope you sissies are prepared to be reminded of who you are on Sunday... THE BROWNS.
Fact is, the Bucs defense has embarrassed Delhomme the previous few meetings. He hasn't played well against us since 2006.
Is our team full of unproven youngsters? Yeah, sure... to everyone outside Florida. We know what we have... and you're about to find out as well.
Bucs are going to put the Brownies in the Walls of Jericho on Sunday, and reinforce the notion that you are, still, in fact, the BROWNS.
WALK THE PLANK
BucsNBiceps said:
I hope you sissies are prepared to be reminded of who you are on Sunday... THE BROWNS.Fact is, the Bucs defense has embarrassed Delhomme the previous few meetings. He hasn't played well against us since 2006.
Is our team full of unproven youngsters? Yeah, sure... to everyone outside Florida. We know what we have... and you're about to find out as well.
Bucs are going to put the Brownies in the Walls of Jericho on Sunday, and reinforce the notion that you are, still, in fact, the BROWNS.
Regarding Delhomme- he won't be playing behind Carolina's line this time- he'll have arguably the best left tackle in the NFL watching his back.
Regarding YOUR unproven youngsters- Williams & Benn have yet to play a down in the NFL, yet you KNOW they're gonna be great. Sure, anyone can look great in the preaseason when teams don't gameplan for players. We had a running back once upon a time named Ben Gay who tore it up in the preseason- problem was when the games that count started he was too dumb to remember what he was supposed to do when things got past vanilla.
And regarding OUR youngsters- we know what we have too- and I won't go making any rash predictions about them- you're going to find out Sunday.
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BucsNBiceps said:
I hope you sissies are prepared to be reminded of who you are on Sunday... THE BROWNS.Fact is, the Bucs defense has embarrassed Delhomme the previous few meetings. He hasn't played well against us since 2006.
Is our team full of unproven youngsters? Yeah, sure... to everyone outside Florida. We know what we have... and you're about to find out as well.
Bucs are going to put the Brownies in the Walls of Jericho on Sunday, and reinforce the notion that you are, still, in fact, the BROWNS.
Regarding Delhomme- he won't be playing behind Carolina's line this time- he'll have arguably the best left tackle in the NFL watching his back.
Regarding YOUR unproven youngsters- Williams & Benn have yet to play a down in the NFL, yet you KNOW they're gonna be great. Sure, anyone can look great in the preaseason when teams don't gameplan for players. We had a running back once upon a time named Ben Gay who tore it up in the preseason- problem was when the games that count started he was too dumb to remember what he was supposed to do when things got past vanilla.
And regarding OUR youngsters- we know what we have too- and I won't go making any rash predictions about them- you're going to find out Sunday.
Regarding Delhomme- he won't be playing behind Carolina's line this time- he'll have arguably the best left tackle in the NFL watching his back.
Regarding YOUR unproven youngsters- Williams & Benn have yet to play a down in the NFL, yet you KNOW they're gonna be great. Sure, anyone can look great in the preaseason when teams don't gameplan for players. We had a running back once upon a time named Ben Gay who tore it up in the preseason- problem was when the games that count started he was too dumb to remember what he was supposed to do when things got past vanilla.
And regarding OUR youngsters- we know what we have too- and I won't go making any rash predictions about them- you're going to find out Sunday.
Just saying, Carolina has a monster O-line as well.
To be honest- Benn probably won't get THAT much action this weekend. It's going to be a tossup between him and Stovall as to who gets more playing time. Benn hasn't picked up the offense as quickly as Williams so we aren't expecting much from him right out of the gate. Williams on the other hand is a stud and there's really not much arguing that.
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In reply to jjbjeff
So, ALL that was DA's fault? After a QB has a good year teams will break him down and be better prepared the next year. The offense needs to adapt, not blame it all on the QB. He still had 9td, and 8int despite the fact that the offense sputtered. As soon as DA needed to start making decisions he crumbled in epic proportion. How did he ever decide to throw 29TD's in 07?
We gave you the answer to that - more than once. He played a soft schedule, & teams had no tape on him. Once opponents figured out he was a one trick pony, with a deep ball only and couldn't hit a swing pass to save his life the rest was easy- take away his over the top, and make DA beat you short- he can't. Ever hear of Scott Mitchell? Same story. Ditto that for our departed Cam Wimbley- if you only have an outside speed rush, teams will just run you out of the play.
Braylon ruined as many plays as he made. Wow. You are the worst fans on earth. 16 TD's he scored in 2007 and you just complain about the few drops.
Few?
FYI, Braylon led the league in drops the year before we sent him packing- and a bunch of them that hit him in the hands would have been for TDs- if he had Marvin Harrison hands he would have had about 22 TDs. What good is it if you're open by 5 yards and can't hang onto the freaking ball? I wish I had that loop (found it) of the drop he had last year with the Jets in the end zone for the potential game winning TD- it was a catch a Pop Warner kid would have no excuse for dropping. Here's a couple of examples why we got rid of "Hands of Stone" -
Receiver Drops Targets %
Braylon Edwards 16 138 11.6%
Dwayne Bowe 13 157 8.3%
Brandon Marshall 11 181 6.1%
Calvin John 9 - -
Terrell Owens 9 140 6.4%
Roddy White 9 148 6.1%
Santana Moss 7 138 5.1%
Antwaan Randle El 5 - -
I believe these were his 2008 stats.
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Braylon Edwards was very similar to Derek Anderson: They both can make the occasional spectacular play, be it a throw or a pass, but when it comes to the necessary, common steady performance that is required or a quality pro athlete they both come up short.
Anderson would often miss the wide open receiver that was right in front of him.
Edwards would drop the easy pass that was right in his bread basket.
The ironic incidents were when, finally DA was able to put an easy pass right in a wide open Edwards breadbasket, something DA was rarely capable of doing; but, of course, Braylon would drop it.
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Bucs 35 Browns 13.
Delhomme will suck against Bucs defense like he did for the last two seasons. Too bad, he does not have the Panther's O-line, 2 uber talented RBs and an All-Pro receiver to carry him.
Pass offense : Bucs
Rush offense : Browns
Overall offense: Bucs
Run defense : Browns
Pass defense : Bucs
Overall defense : Bucs
STs: Push
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Bucs 35 Browns 13.
Delhomme will suck against Bucs defense like he did for the last two seasons. Too bad, he does not have the Panther's O-line, 2 uber talented RBs and an All-Pro receiver to carry him.
Pass offense : Bucs
Rush offense : Browns
Overall offense: Bucs
Run defense : Browns
Pass defense : Bucs
Overall defense : Bucs
STs: Push
Bucs 35 Browns 13.
Delhomme will suck against Bucs defense like he did for the last two seasons. Too bad, he does not have the Panther's O-line, 2 uber talented RBs and an All-Pro receiver to carry him.
Pass offense : Bucs
Rush offense : Browns
Overall offense: Bucs
Run defense : Browns
Pass defense : Bucs
Overall defense : Bucs
STs: Push
No bias or anything- but that does sound about right... Maybe not score- I already said it'd be 45-0... but the comparisons.. yeah
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25 pages ?
Holy Shit .... seems more like this thread was about BoobsAndButts !
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25 pages ?
Holy Shit .... seems more like this thread was about BoobsAndButts !
25 pages ?
Holy Shit .... seems more like this thread was about BoobsAndButts !
It is, of a different sort.
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Bucs are gonna stomp your asses on sunday!! Bucs win 24-6! i will be back to confirm a bucs win.
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Formerly Stone said:
This thread is what this forum stands for! Bitter, bickering, hate filled, frustration!What you see here folks is a variant of what they call "psychological transference". You see it means that a person who possesses certain traits, particularly negative traits has a tendency to see all his own worst traits in other things and other objects. Thus, Stone, a bitter, hate filled, frustrated individual imposes those characteristics on the object of his scorn....the Browns, Browns fans, this board, his mother-in-law, his children, his boss, whomever. It is irrelevent that they actually possess those traits; it is only relevent that he has those traits and superimposes them on others. Thus, that is the dynamic at work here. A spirited, even congenial debate between 2 sets of fan bases to him becomes a bickering hate filled event. Not because it is, but because he wants it to be. Possibly because of his personal relationship which are unfullfilling to him or fraught with tension, or because of some event that occurred in his childhood. His home life as a child may have been filled with bickering or hatred. This is only speculation. It is not for me to say. I would suggest he address it with his therapist.
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Formerly Stone said:
This thread is what this forum stands for! Bitter, bickering, hate filled, frustration!What you see here folks is a variant of what they call "psychological transference". You see it means that a person who possesses certain traits, particularly negative traits has a tendency to see all his own worst traits in other things and other objects. Thus, Stone, a bitter, hate filled, frustrated individual imposes those characteristics on the object of his scorn....the Browns, Browns fans, this board, his mother-in-law, his children, his boss, whomever. It is irrelevent that they actually possess those traits; it is only relevent that he has those traits and superimposes them on others. Thus, that is the dynamic at work here. A spirited, even congenial debate between 2 sets of fan bases to him becomes a bickering hate filled event. Not because it is, but because he wants it to be. Possibly because of his personal relationship which are unfullfilling to him or fraught with tension, or because of some event that occurred in his childhood. His home life as a child may have been filled with bickering or hatred. This is only speculation. It is not for me to say. I would suggest he address it with his therapist.
What you see here folks is a variant of what they call "psychological transference". You see it means that a person who possesses certain traits, particularly negative traits has a tendency to see all his own worst traits in other things and other objects. Thus, Stone, a bitter, hate filled, frustrated individual imposes those characteristics on the object of his scorn....the Browns, Browns fans, this board, his mother-in-law, his children, his boss, whomever. It is irrelevent that they actually possess those traits; it is only relevent that he has those traits and superimposes them on others. Thus, that is the dynamic at work here. A spirited, even congenial debate between 2 sets of fan bases to him becomes a bickering hate filled event. Not because it is, but because he wants it to be. Possibly because of his personal relationship which are unfullfilling to him or fraught with tension, or because of some event that occurred in his childhood. His home life as a child may have been filled with bickering or hatred. This is only speculation. It is not for me to say. I would suggest he address it with his therapist.
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What you see here folks is a variant of what they call "psychological transference". You see it means that a person who possesses certain traits, particularly negative traits has a tendency to see all his own worst traits in other things and other objects. Thus, Stone, a bitter, hate filled, frustrated individual imposes those characteristics on the object of his scorn....the Browns, Browns fans, this board, his mother-in-law, his children, his boss, whomever. It is irrelevent that they actually possess those traits; it is only relevent that he has those traits and superimposes them on others. Thus, that is the dynamic at work here. A spirited, even congenial debate between 2 sets of fan bases to him becomes a bickering hate filled event. Not because it is, but because he wants it to be. Possibly because of his personal relationship which are unfullfilling to him or fraught with tension, or because of some event that occurred in his childhood. His home life as a child may have been filled with bickering or hatred. This is only speculation. It is not for me to say. I would suggest he address it with his therapist.
BucsNBiceps said:
Settle down there Berubesbucs. You are a troll, and not too good of a one I might add.
"You planning on having a long relationship with that glass or are you going to drink it? Drink up, man. Maybe we can get another.” - Janis Joplin, 1970. -
I told you, it is not in my nature to be merciful:
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BucsNBiceps said:
Settle down there Berubesbucs. You are a troll, and not too good of a one I might add.
Settle down there Berubesbucs. You are a troll, and not too good of a one I might add.
Its OK, DieHard. Buckybicep already gladly admitted that any conversation above a 3rd grade level is beyond the realm of his comprehension. He is actually alright and a bit funny. The disturbing person was the "Bromeister" who apparently willingly posted a video of himself sucker punching a chick like he was proud of it. I asked him to confirm that that was not really himself in that shot. He didn't deny that it was him.
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Bucs are going to put the Brownies in the Walls of Jericho on Sunday, and reinforce the notion that you are, still, in fact, the BROWNS:
Indeed, we are:
member of the class of 2007.
Pro Football Hall of Famers
Inducted No. Player name Tenure Position(s)
1965 60, 14 Otto Graham 1946–1955 Quarterback
1967 — Paul Brown 1946–1962 Head coach
1968 76, 36 Marion Motley 1946–1953 Fullback
1971 32 Jim Brown 1957–1965 Fullback
1974 46, 76 Lou Groza 1946–1959
1961–1967 Offensive tackle
Placekicker
1975 56, 86 Dante Lavelli 1946–1956 Wide receiver
1976 53, 80 Len Ford 1950–1957 Defensive end
1977 30, 45, 60 Bill Willis 1946–1953 Middle guard
Offensive guard
1981 77 Willie Davis† 1958–1959 Defensive end
1982 83 Doug Atkins† 1953–1954 Defensive end
1983 49 Bobby Mitchell 1958–1961 Wide receiver
Halfback
1983 42 Paul Warfield 1964–1969
1976–1977 Wide receiver
1984 74 Mike McCormack 1954–1962 Offensive tackle
1985 22, 52 Frank Gatski 1946–1956 Offensive center
1987 18 Len Dawson† 1960–1961 Quarterback
1994 44 Leroy Kelly 1964–1973 Running back
1995 72 Henry Jordan† 1957–1958 Defensive tackle
1998 29 Tommy McDonald† 1968 Wide receiver
1999 82 Ozzie Newsome 1978–1990 Tight end
2003 64 Joe DeLamielleure 1980–1984 Offensive guard
2007 66 Gene Hickerson 1958–1960
1962–1973 Offensive guard
† Performance with Browns incidental to induction
Indeed we are:
Franchise NFL Championships AFL Championships AAFC Championships Super Bowls Total†
Green Bay Packers 11 3 12
Chicago Bears 8 1 9
Cleveland Browns 4 4[6] 8
New York Giants 4 3 7
Bucs are going to put the Brownies in the Walls of Jericho on Sunday, and reinforce the notion that you are, still, in fact, the BROWNS:
Indeed, we are:
member of the class of 2007.
Pro Football Hall of Famers
Inducted No. Player name Tenure Position(s)
1965 60, 14 Otto Graham 1946–1955 Quarterback
1967 — Paul Brown 1946–1962 Head coach
1968 76, 36 Marion Motley 1946–1953 Fullback
1971 32 Jim Brown 1957–1965 Fullback
1974 46, 76 Lou Groza 1946–1959
1961–1967 Offensive tackle
Placekicker
1975 56, 86 Dante Lavelli 1946–1956 Wide receiver
1976 53, 80 Len Ford 1950–1957 Defensive end
1977 30, 45, 60 Bill Willis 1946–1953 Middle guard
Offensive guard
1981 77 Willie Davis† 1958–1959 Defensive end
1982 83 Doug Atkins† 1953–1954 Defensive end
1983 49 Bobby Mitchell 1958–1961 Wide receiver
Halfback
1983 42 Paul Warfield 1964–1969
1976–1977 Wide receiver
1984 74 Mike McCormack 1954–1962 Offensive tackle
1985 22, 52 Frank Gatski 1946–1956 Offensive center
1987 18 Len Dawson† 1960–1961 Quarterback
1994 44 Leroy Kelly 1964–1973 Running back
1995 72 Henry Jordan† 1957–1958 Defensive tackle
1998 29 Tommy McDonald† 1968 Wide receiver
1999 82 Ozzie Newsome 1978–1990 Tight end
2003 64 Joe DeLamielleure 1980–1984 Offensive guard
2007 66 Gene Hickerson 1958–1960
1962–1973 Offensive guard
† Performance with Browns incidental to induction
Indeed we are:
Franchise NFL Championships AFL Championships AAFC Championships Super Bowls Total†
Green Bay Packers 11 3 12
Chicago Bears 8 1 9
Cleveland Browns 4 4[6] 8
New York Giants 4 3 7
Baltimore Ravens indeed have a great history.
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Bucs are going to put the Brownies in the Walls of Jericho on Sunday, and reinforce the notion that you are, still, in fact, the BROWNS:
Indeed, we are:
member of the class of 2007.
Pro Football Hall of Famers
Inducted No. Player name Tenure Position(s)
1965 60, 14 Otto Graham 1946–1955 Quarterback
1967 — Paul Brown 1946–1962 Head coach
1968 76, 36 Marion Motley 1946–1953 Fullback
1971 32 Jim Brown 1957–1965 Fullback
1974 46, 76 Lou Groza 1946–1959
1961–1967 Offensive tackle
Placekicker
1975 56, 86 Dante Lavelli 1946–1956 Wide receiver
1976 53, 80 Len Ford 1950–1957 Defensive end
1977 30, 45, 60 Bill Willis 1946–1953 Middle guard
Offensive guard
1981 77 Willie Davis† 1958–1959 Defensive end
1982 83 Doug Atkins† 1953–1954 Defensive end
1983 49 Bobby Mitchell 1958–1961 Wide receiver
Halfback
1983 42 Paul Warfield 1964–1969
1976–1977 Wide receiver
1984 74 Mike McCormack 1954–1962 Offensive tackle
1985 22, 52 Frank Gatski 1946–1956 Offensive center
1987 18 Len Dawson† 1960–1961 Quarterback
1994 44 Leroy Kelly 1964–1973 Running back
1995 72 Henry Jordan† 1957–1958 Defensive tackle
1998 29 Tommy McDonald† 1968 Wide receiver
1999 82 Ozzie Newsome 1978–1990 Tight end
2003 64 Joe DeLamielleure 1980–1984 Offensive guard
2007 66 Gene Hickerson 1958–1960
1962–1973 Offensive guard
† Performance with Browns incidental to induction
Indeed we are:
Franchise NFL Championships AFL Championships AAFC Championships Super Bowls Total†
Green Bay Packers 11 3 12
Chicago Bears 8 1 9
Cleveland Browns 4 4[6] 8
New York Giants 4 3 7
Baltimore Ravens indeed have a great history.
Baltimore Ravens indeed have a great history.
Another ignorant Bucs fan.
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Settle down there Berubesbucs. You are a troll, and not too good of a one I might add.
Its OK, DieHard. Buckybicep already gladly admitted that any conversation above a 3rd grade level is beyond the realm of his comprehension. He is actually alright and a bit funny. The disturbing person was the "Bromeister" who apparently willingly posted a video of himself sucker punching a chick like he was proud of it. I asked him to confirm that that was not really himself in that shot. He didn't deny that it was him.
Its OK, DieHard. Buckybicep already gladly admitted that any conversation above a 3rd grade level is beyond the realm of his comprehension. He is actually alright and a bit funny. The disturbing person was the "Bromeister" who apparently willingly posted a video of himself sucker punching a chick like he was proud of it. I asked him to confirm that that was not really himself in that shot. He didn't deny that it was him.
He decked her because she was flirting with his boy friend.
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Bucs are going to put the Brownies in the Walls of Jericho on Sunday, and reinforce the notion that you are, still, in fact, the BROWNS:
Indeed, we are:
member of the class of 2007.
Pro Football Hall of Famers
Inducted No. Player name Tenure Position(s)
1965 60, 14 Otto Graham 1946–1955 Quarterback
1967 — Paul Brown 1946–1962 Head coach
1968 76, 36 Marion Motley 1946–1953 Fullback
1971 32 Jim Brown 1957–1965 Fullback
1974 46, 76 Lou Groza 1946–1959
1961–1967 Offensive tackle
Placekicker
1975 56, 86 Dante Lavelli 1946–1956 Wide receiver
1976 53, 80 Len Ford 1950–1957 Defensive end
1977 30, 45, 60 Bill Willis 1946–1953 Middle guard
Offensive guard
1981 77 Willie Davis† 1958–1959 Defensive end
1982 83 Doug Atkins† 1953–1954 Defensive end
1983 49 Bobby Mitchell 1958–1961 Wide receiver
Halfback
1983 42 Paul Warfield 1964–1969
1976–1977 Wide receiver
1984 74 Mike McCormack 1954–1962 Offensive tackle
1985 22, 52 Frank Gatski 1946–1956 Offensive center
1987 18 Len Dawson† 1960–1961 Quarterback
1994 44 Leroy Kelly 1964–1973 Running back
1995 72 Henry Jordan† 1957–1958 Defensive tackle
1998 29 Tommy McDonald† 1968 Wide receiver
1999 82 Ozzie Newsome 1978–1990 Tight end
2003 64 Joe DeLamielleure 1980–1984 Offensive guard
2007 66 Gene Hickerson 1958–1960
1962–1973 Offensive guard
† Performance with Browns incidental to induction
Indeed we are:
Franchise NFL Championships AFL Championships AAFC Championships Super Bowls Total†
Green Bay Packers 11 3 12
Chicago Bears 8 1 9
Cleveland Browns 4 4[6] 8
New York Giants 4 3 7
Baltimore Ravens indeed have a great history.
Baltimore Ravens indeed have a great history.
I'll bet you $100.00 that you won't find this information anywhere associated with the Baltimore Ravens.
You want to put your money where my dick is? i.e. your mouth?
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