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  • choco chocoC
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    chocoC choco wrote on last edited by
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    So your saying...the bucs ....while trying to set the record across all sports for most consecutive losing seasons.....is a better team than the browns?

    LMAO!!

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      So your saying...the bucs ....while trying to set the record across all sports for most consecutive losing seasons.....is a better team than the browns?

      LMAO!!

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      The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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      @choco said:

      So your saying...the bucs ....while trying to set the record across all sports for most consecutive losing seasons.....is a better team than the browns?

      LMAO!!

      The Pirates don't need to try...they have already done it. By two years. Here are the longest consecutive losing season streaks in history by teams in the Big 4 major leagues:

      18 years Pittsburgh Pirates 1993 to present

      16 years Philadelphia Phillies 1933-1948

      15 years Sacramento Kings 1983-1998

      15 years Vancouver Canucks 1976-1991

      15 years Phil/KC As 50s-60s. The As spent their entire existance in KC and never had a winning record until they moved to Oakland

      14 years Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1983-1996

      14 years Ft.Wayne/Detroit Pistons 1956-1970

      14 years Detroit Red Wings 1973-1987

      14 years Chicago Blackhawks 1946-1960

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      • H Horn of Lake Erie

        gafreleets, I think many would envy the amount of free time you apparently have, but yet many would scoff at how poorly you use it.

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        G Gafreleets wrote on last edited by
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        @horn-of-lake-erie said:

        gafreleets, I think many would envy the amount of free time you apparently have, but yet many would scoff at how poorly you use it.

        post per day average: .48

        yeah, i spend SO much time here.

        think before you open that flap on your face.

        with all i've heard about Big Ben being a rapist and i go to a online sex offender registry and look up cleveland and Pittsburgh and what do i find? cleveland has a CRAP load more sex offenders (and expecially child molesters) than Pittsburgh.......over 4X as many over all. 2055 of them to Pittsburgh's 421. www.familywatchdog.us better never hear one of you date raping, can't get a woman with my tiny peep unless i hold her down, child molesting hypocrits say anything else about Ben.
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          @bills-n-browns-fan said:

          I'm pretty sure our defense was top 10 last year. I'll check again.

          Got it now: Total Yards Defense

          Because the opposing team always had fantastic field position, they didn't have to go very far to score, hence the low yardage.

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          Dick MellonD Dick Mellon wrote on last edited by
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          @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

          Because the opposing team always had fantastic field position, they didn't have to go very far to score, hence the low yardage (allowed by the defense).

          You are in error sir.

          Simple statistics document that the opposite is true.

          CLE was 10th in Yards Allowed.

          CLE was 5th in Points Allowed.

          Yards allowed means little to me coz it's points that win / lose games.

          2011 Defenses in Points Allowed:

          1. PIT

          2. SF

          3. BAL

          4. HOU

          5. CLE

          Please notice that the top 4 were all playoff teams.

          So, yes, CLE has had a playoff quality defense over the past two seasons.

          The defense actually got incrementally better over the past three seasons.

          But the offense, which was improving under Mangini / Hillis, has been terrible and even got a bit worse under Shurmer.

          So please focus on Points Scored or Points Allowed and not Yardage.

          Yardage is the measure of an individuals accomplishments.

          Points are the measurement of a teams accomplishments.

          To the topic: No, not this year with a rookie QB, one of the toughest schedules, and Shurmer.

          PIT with their #1 defense were #21 in points scored by their shitty Bruce Arians offense.

          That should give you some perspective of what it takes to make it to the Wildcard game.

          Consider the Ravens, They do not sow or reap, they have no storeroom or barn; yet God feeds them. And how much more valuable are you to God than the Ravens? Book of Luke, Chapter 12, Verse 24.
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          • Dick MellonD Dick Mellon

            @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

            Because the opposing team always had fantastic field position, they didn't have to go very far to score, hence the low yardage (allowed by the defense).

            You are in error sir.

            Simple statistics document that the opposite is true.

            CLE was 10th in Yards Allowed.

            CLE was 5th in Points Allowed.

            Yards allowed means little to me coz it's points that win / lose games.

            2011 Defenses in Points Allowed:

            1. PIT

            2. SF

            3. BAL

            4. HOU

            5. CLE

            Please notice that the top 4 were all playoff teams.

            So, yes, CLE has had a playoff quality defense over the past two seasons.

            The defense actually got incrementally better over the past three seasons.

            But the offense, which was improving under Mangini / Hillis, has been terrible and even got a bit worse under Shurmer.

            So please focus on Points Scored or Points Allowed and not Yardage.

            Yardage is the measure of an individuals accomplishments.

            Points are the measurement of a teams accomplishments.

            To the topic: No, not this year with a rookie QB, one of the toughest schedules, and Shurmer.

            PIT with their #1 defense were #21 in points scored by their shitty Bruce Arians offense.

            That should give you some perspective of what it takes to make it to the Wildcard game.

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            Dick MellonD Dick Mellon wrote on last edited by
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            @dick-mellon said:

            PIT with their #1 defense were #21 in points scored by their shitty Bruce Arians offense.

            That should give you some perspective of what it takes to make it to the Wildcard game.

            So, yeh, CLE can make the playoffs with a shitty offense.

            PIT's offense was so shitty that the Browns would have won . . . .

            So, the Steelers sent out their assassin, James Harrison to bang Colt on the head.

            So, as much as you hate James Harrison and the Steelers defense, you need people like that to rescue your shitty offense.

            Consider the Ravens, They do not sow or reap, they have no storeroom or barn; yet God feeds them. And how much more valuable are you to God than the Ravens? Book of Luke, Chapter 12, Verse 24.
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            • Dick MellonD Dick Mellon

              @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

              Because the opposing team always had fantastic field position, they didn't have to go very far to score, hence the low yardage (allowed by the defense).

              You are in error sir.

              Simple statistics document that the opposite is true.

              CLE was 10th in Yards Allowed.

              CLE was 5th in Points Allowed.

              Yards allowed means little to me coz it's points that win / lose games.

              2011 Defenses in Points Allowed:

              1. PIT

              2. SF

              3. BAL

              4. HOU

              5. CLE

              Please notice that the top 4 were all playoff teams.

              So, yes, CLE has had a playoff quality defense over the past two seasons.

              The defense actually got incrementally better over the past three seasons.

              But the offense, which was improving under Mangini / Hillis, has been terrible and even got a bit worse under Shurmer.

              So please focus on Points Scored or Points Allowed and not Yardage.

              Yardage is the measure of an individuals accomplishments.

              Points are the measurement of a teams accomplishments.

              To the topic: No, not this year with a rookie QB, one of the toughest schedules, and Shurmer.

              PIT with their #1 defense were #21 in points scored by their shitty Bruce Arians offense.

              That should give you some perspective of what it takes to make it to the Wildcard game.

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              Tim Couch Pulls OutT Tim Couch Pulls Out wrote on last edited by
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              @dick-mellon said:

              You are in error sir.

              Simple statistics document that the opposite is true.

              CLE was 10th in Yards Allowed.

              CLE was 5th in Points Allowed.

              Yards allowed means little to me coz it's points that win / lose games.

              2011 Defenses in Points Allowed:

              1. PIT

              2. SF

              3. BAL

              4. HOU

              5. CLE

              Please notice that the top 4 were all playoff teams.

              So, yes, CLE has had a playoff quality defense over the past two seasons.

              The defense actually got incrementally better over the past three seasons.

              But the offense, which was improving under Mangini / Hillis, has been terrible and even got a bit worse under Shurmer.

              So please focus on Points Scored or Points Allowed and not Yardage.

              Yardage is the measure of an individuals accomplishments.

              Points are the measurement of a teams accomplishments.

              To the topic: No, not this year with a rookie QB, one of the toughest schedules, and Shurmer.

              PIT with their #1 defense were #21 in points scored by their shitty Bruce Arians offense.

              That should give you some perspective of what it takes to make it to the Wildcard game.

              I was being sarcastic, but thank you for looking up the stats.

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                U Unsympathetic wrote on last edited by
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                Per ColdHardFootballFacts, the main thing Cleveland needs is a top QB.. and with Weeden we now have the second-best QB in the AFCN.

                We can do well with average WR's if we have a top QB.. just look at the WR's for the Patriots. The Gints don't have Nicks [the WR they took in the first round] this coming season due to injury, but watch their passing game not miss a beat. Running game isn't that important - the Giants run game this past season was the worst in nearly 20 years for a SB champ, but the domination of the Giant OL, DL and QB play were the key.

                Build a champion with the lines and a QB - it's been the same since football started!

                Bart Starr won the 1966 NFL championship with no running game because the Cowboys had the defense to stuff it. Starr's line from that game: 19 of 28 (67.9%), 304 yards, 10.9 YPA, 4 TD, 0 INT, 143.5 passer rating.. and this was when DB's could do anything. He won the SB against the AFL the following week, but that was anticlimactic compared to the Landry defenses of the 60's.

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                  Per ColdHardFootballFacts, the main thing Cleveland needs is a top QB.. and with Weeden we now have the second-best QB in the AFCN.

                  We can do well with average WR's if we have a top QB.. just look at the WR's for the Patriots. The Gints don't have Nicks [the WR they took in the first round] this coming season due to injury, but watch their passing game not miss a beat. Running game isn't that important - the Giants run game this past season was the worst in nearly 20 years for a SB champ, but the domination of the Giant OL, DL and QB play were the key.

                  Build a champion with the lines and a QB - it's been the same since football started!

                  Bart Starr won the 1966 NFL championship with no running game because the Cowboys had the defense to stuff it. Starr's line from that game: 19 of 28 (67.9%), 304 yards, 10.9 YPA, 4 TD, 0 INT, 143.5 passer rating.. and this was when DB's could do anything. He won the SB against the AFL the following week, but that was anticlimactic compared to the Landry defenses of the 60's.

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                  T Taco918 wrote on last edited by
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                  @unsympathetic said:

                  Per ColdHardFootballFacts, the main thing Cleveland needs is a top QB.. and with Weeden we now have the second-best QB in the AFCN.

                  We can do well with average WR's if we have a top QB.. just look at the WR's for the Patriots. The Gints don't have Nicks [the WR they took in the first round] this coming season due to injury, but watch their passing game not miss a beat. Running game isn't that important - the Giants run game this past season was the worst in nearly 20 years for a SB champ, but the domination of the Giant OL, DL and QB play were the key.

                  Build a champion with the lines and a QB - it's been the same since football started!

                  Bart Starr won the 1966 NFL championship with no running game because the Cowboys had the defense to stuff it. Starr's line from that game: 19 of 28 (67.9%), 304 yards, 10.9 YPA, 4 TD, 0 INT, 143.5 passer rating.. and this was when DB's could do anything. He won the SB against the AFL the following week, but that was anticlimactic compared to the Landry defenses of the 60's.

                  You can't throw out stats while also suggesting a QB with no NFL stats whatsoever (Weeden) is better then those that do. As it stands statistically, we have the worst QB in the division. Weeden has not been given an opportunity to prove himself, therefore nobody can logically prove that he is in fact the 2nd best QB in the division. If you don't believe me, please take a shot at proving me wrong. It's a little ridiculous that myself, an OSU alum, has to be the voice of reason concerning one of the greatest QB's in our school's history on, of all pro football teams, my favorite.

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                    H Horn of Lake Erie wrote on last edited by
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                    gafreleets, the fact that you have an account on a rival board proves my point. Your post count average is really pretty insignificant.

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                    • Tim Couch Pulls OutT Tim Couch Pulls Out

                      @dick-mellon said:

                      You are in error sir.

                      Simple statistics document that the opposite is true.

                      CLE was 10th in Yards Allowed.

                      CLE was 5th in Points Allowed.

                      Yards allowed means little to me coz it's points that win / lose games.

                      2011 Defenses in Points Allowed:

                      1. PIT

                      2. SF

                      3. BAL

                      4. HOU

                      5. CLE

                      Please notice that the top 4 were all playoff teams.

                      So, yes, CLE has had a playoff quality defense over the past two seasons.

                      The defense actually got incrementally better over the past three seasons.

                      But the offense, which was improving under Mangini / Hillis, has been terrible and even got a bit worse under Shurmer.

                      So please focus on Points Scored or Points Allowed and not Yardage.

                      Yardage is the measure of an individuals accomplishments.

                      Points are the measurement of a teams accomplishments.

                      To the topic: No, not this year with a rookie QB, one of the toughest schedules, and Shurmer.

                      PIT with their #1 defense were #21 in points scored by their shitty Bruce Arians offense.

                      That should give you some perspective of what it takes to make it to the Wildcard game.

                      I was being sarcastic, but thank you for looking up the stats.

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                      Dick MellonD Dick Mellon wrote on last edited by
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                      @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

                      I was being sarcastic, but thank you for looking up the stats.

                      That's cool too.

                      Generally, I see alotta negativity on this forum.

                      The result of that negativity is that many fans never realize how good that defense is.

                      Furthermore, nobody seemed to know, nor care that CLE had statistically been improving in virtually every category, on both sides of the ball under Mangini. Then the defense continued to improve in 2011.

                      So, all in all, you have three seasons of consistent improvement on defense to the point that CLE's defense is keeping the team in games 'till the offense finally screws things up beyond hope in the 4th.

                      Still, Shurmer and a rookie QB will keep CLE out of the post season again this time.

                      Consider the Ravens, They do not sow or reap, they have no storeroom or barn; yet God feeds them. And how much more valuable are you to God than the Ravens? Book of Luke, Chapter 12, Verse 24.
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                      • G Gafreleets

                        @bills-n-browns-fan said:

                        You're just jealous.

                        yeah, that's it.

                        i mean DAMN! why can't my team reach epic levels of suck-titude that the browns have obtained for the past quarter century?

                        congrats, you have the second worst professional team in all of sports besides the pirates (and it could be EASILY argued that you have the WORST team due to the fact that the NFL has a salary cap).

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                        sisky fringoS sisky fringo wrote on last edited by sisky fringo
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                        @gafreleets said:

                        why can't my team reach epic levels of suck-titude that the browns have obtained for the past quarter century?

                        dont be so modest, gaff!! ur team is our benchmark and mentor, having achieved it for a half century prior to the Steelers' ahead-of-the-curve implementation of steroids into the NFL!! ur so humble >> it's ok to brag a lil bit!! i know Steeler fever gets u all hot-n-stuff but ur among friends here Bud!!

                        i preferred ur 1st post in the thread much better...prior to the asinine response on the scroll down.

                        good to see you though! 🙂

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                        • Dick MellonD Dick Mellon

                          @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

                          I was being sarcastic, but thank you for looking up the stats.

                          That's cool too.

                          Generally, I see alotta negativity on this forum.

                          The result of that negativity is that many fans never realize how good that defense is.

                          Furthermore, nobody seemed to know, nor care that CLE had statistically been improving in virtually every category, on both sides of the ball under Mangini. Then the defense continued to improve in 2011.

                          So, all in all, you have three seasons of consistent improvement on defense to the point that CLE's defense is keeping the team in games 'till the offense finally screws things up beyond hope in the 4th.

                          Still, Shurmer and a rookie QB will keep CLE out of the post season again this time.

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                          The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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                          @dick-mellon said:

                          That's cool too.

                          Generally, I see alotta negativity on this forum.

                          The result of that negativity is that many fans never realize how good that defense is.

                          The cause of that negativity is losing. Our negativity in that regard doesn't mean a cabbage fart to how the team...offense or defense, plays. Win and the negativity will go away.

                          Furthermore, nobody seemed to know, nor care that CLE had statistically been improving in virtually every category, on both sides of the ball under Mangini. Then the defense continued to improve in 2011.

                          So, all in all, you have three seasons of consistent improvement on defense to the point that CLE's defense is keeping the team in games 'till the offense finally screws things up beyond hope in the 4th.

                          Still, Shurmer and a rookie QB will keep CLE out of the post season again this time.

                          I suspect you are right. No one here I do not believe is realistically expecting a playoff bid. We do expect vast improvement however....including on the defense, which was still in like the bottom 5 in rush defense.

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                            LCDawgFan13L LCDawgFan13 wrote on last edited by
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                            Okay...so I have read enough of people bad mouthing this defense. All we hear is how bad they are yet, as already stated, they were a top 10 defense in total yardage. The excuse has been made that the low yardage is due to teams getting great field position and not having to go far to score. If that is so, then explain the fact that the Browns had the #5 scoring defense. Only 4 teams in the league gave up fewer ppg last season. Bottom line is that the defense was very good...and would have been even better if the offense would have allowed them a little breathing room. It seemed like the D was always on the field. If, and it is a big if, Weeden is the franchise QB he is touted to be, then the offense should have more time on the field and will make the defense even better this year...although the loss of Taylor will hurt for sure. I am not predicting playoffs, but this team really should be a lot better than what we have suffered through lately.

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                              Okay...so I have read enough of people bad mouthing this defense. All we hear is how bad they are yet, as already stated, they were a top 10 defense in total yardage. The excuse has been made that the low yardage is due to teams getting great field position and not having to go far to score. If that is so, then explain the fact that the Browns had the #5 scoring defense. Only 4 teams in the league gave up fewer ppg last season. Bottom line is that the defense was very good...and would have been even better if the offense would have allowed them a little breathing room. It seemed like the D was always on the field. If, and it is a big if, Weeden is the franchise QB he is touted to be, then the offense should have more time on the field and will make the defense even better this year...although the loss of Taylor will hurt for sure. I am not predicting playoffs, but this team really should be a lot better than what we have suffered through lately.

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                              @lcdawgfan13 said:

                              Okay...so I have read enough of people bad mouthing this defense. All we hear is how bad they are yet, as already stated, they were a top 10 defense in total yardage. The excuse has been made that the low yardage is due to teams getting great field position and not having to go far to score. If that is so, then explain the fact that the Browns had the #5 scoring defense. Only 4 teams in the league gave up fewer ppg last season. Bottom line is that the defense was very good...and would have been even better if the offense would have allowed them a little breathing room. It seemed like the D was always on the field. If, and it is a big if, Weeden is the franchise QB he is touted to be, then the offense should have more time on the field and will make the defense even better this year...although the loss of Taylor will hurt for sure. I am not predicting playoffs, but this team really should be a lot better than what we have suffered through lately.

                              The pass defense and points allowed were so low because our opponents didn't need to pass or score a lot to beat us. The game plan against us was pretty simple, run the ball and make our offense beat you. I believe our run defense was ranked 30th last year and the offense speaks for itself. Until our offense can put points on the board and force opposing offenses to actually throw the ball, we'll never know if our defense is elite/top 10.

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                                @horn-of-lake-erie said:

                                gafreleets, I think many would envy the amount of free time you apparently have, but yet many would scoff at how poorly you use it.

                                post per day average: .48

                                yeah, i spend SO much time here.

                                think before you open that flap on your face.

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                                Tim Couch Pulls OutT Tim Couch Pulls Out wrote on last edited by
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                                @gafreleets said:

                                post per day average: .48

                                yeah, i spend SO much time here.

                                think before you open that flap on your face.

                                My post per day average on any Steeler forum, ever: 0.00

                                I win, dickfart.

                                What was the contest again?

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                                  C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by calfoxwc
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                                  post per day average: .48 gafshiet

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                                  And yet, you stink up our this forum with most all your posts.

                                  You are probly' so proud....

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