Browns Bench Marks That Could Happen The Last 2 Games
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All coaches will be Fired....And there is no way we even come close to beating the Broncos TJ Ward out hurts a lot. This might be a 41-10 type game.
As for Weeden He will be our QB next year, people need to stop thinking otherwise. There is NOBODY WORTH TAKING IN THE DRAFT. Who is a free agent we want as QB?
Vick
Shainsez
Any Arizina QB
want a trade for on who
Fylnn--NO
Cousins- Why because 1 game
who else
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For what it is worth, everybody bashing Weeden he is only 619 for 4K yards. Bench mark in the NFL for passing yards...Just saying
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Trent Richerson needs 103 yards to Break the 1,000 yard mark
Joh Gordon need 249 yards to Break the 1,000 yard mark
Brandon Weeden need 619 yards to Break 4,000 yard mark
Juqua Parker needs 4 sacks to get to 10 on the year
Trent Richerson needs 103 yards to Break the 1,000 yard mark
Joh Gordon need 249 yards to Break the 1,000 yard mark
Brandon Weeden need 619 yards to Break 4,000 yard mark
Juqua Parker needs 4 sacks to get to 10 on the year
Greg Little will drop at least one pass.
Shurmur will call a reverse.
Weeden will get sacked for holding the ball to long.
Haslam will looked pissed off watching from his seat.
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I think this will be a close game.
i am not being a homer but i think we re bound off last weeks loss
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Uhmm he wont be our starting qb next year.
Alex Smith, Ryan mallett
Weeden is not good, want to wager on it?
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also:
pat shurmur needs to win last 2 games to even be considered next year.
brandon weeden needs to show some type of poise and confidence to be considered as the #1 next year.
childress needs to call a great game from 1st qtr to end of game to be considered to be back next year.
also:
pat shurmur needs to win last 2 games to even be considered next year.
brandon weeden needs to show some type of poise and confidence to be considered as the #1 next year.
childress needs to call a great game from 1st qtr to end of game to be considered to be back next year.
lol, they're all gone. All the optimism relied on us winning out. The only one who has a slight chance of staying is Jauron.
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A win would give the Browns six on the season, which would be
their most since registering a 10-win season in 2007.
The Browns could be just the second team in the Super Bowl era
(since 1966) to have a rookie lead the team in passing, rushing
and receiving yards in the same season. Cleveland would join
the 1968 Buffalo Bills as the only team’s to accomplish that feat.
DB Sheldon Brown…
• Has played in 175 consecutive regular season games, a figure
which currently ranks fifth among all defensive players.
WR Joshua Cribbs…
• Has 11 punt and kickoff return touchdowns, fifth on the
NFL’s all-time chart. With one more he would tie Eric
Metcalf and Dante Hall for third and with two more he
would equal Brian Mitchell for second.
• Needs three punt return yards to pass Dennis Northcutt
(2,149) as the Browns all-time leader in punt return
yards.
• Needs 27 kickoff return yards to become the fifth
player in NFL history to total 10,000 or more career
kickoff return yards.
• Needs 272 total kick return yards to pass Dante Hall
(12,397) for fifth place on the NFL all-time career list.
WR Josh Gordon…
• Needs one reception to join wide receiver Kevin Johnson
(1999), running back Eric Metcalf (1989) and wide receiver
Webster Slaughter (1986) as the only rookies in Browns
history to record a reception in all 16 games.
OL Alex Mack…
• Has started and played in each of the first 63 games of his
career.
RB Trent Richardson…
• Needs one 100-yard rushing performance to record
the most 100-yard rushing games by a Browns rookie
in team history with four.
• Needs one reception to join wide receiver Kevin Johnson
(1999), running back Eric Metcalf (1989) and wide
receiver Webster Slaughter (1986) as the only rookies
in Browns history to record a reception in all 16
games.
• With 50 more rushing yards he along with Brandon
Weeden could become the second set of NFL
rookie teammates to throw for 3,000 yards and rush
for 1,000 yards joining Washington’s Robert Griffin
III and Alfred Morris from this season.
OL Joe Thomas…
• Has started and played in each of the first 95 games of his
career.
QB Brandon Weeden…
• Could be the first quarterback to start all 16 games of
a season for the Browns since Tim Couch in 2001.
• With a 300-yard passing performance, he would join Brian
Sipe (four in 1983, six in 1980, and four in 1979) as the only
Browns to throw for 300 or more yards four or more times in
a single-season.
• Needs one passing touchdown to tie Tim Couch (15 in
1999) for the most by a Browns rookie.
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A win would give the Browns six on the season, which would be
their most since registering a 10-win season in 2007.
The Browns could be just the second team in the Super Bowl era
(since 1966) to have a rookie lead the team in passing, rushing
and receiving yards in the same season. Cleveland would join
the 1968 Buffalo Bills as the only team’s to accomplish that feat.
DB Sheldon Brown…
• Has played in 175 consecutive regular season games, a figure
which currently ranks fifth among all defensive players.
WR Joshua Cribbs…
• Has 11 punt and kickoff return touchdowns, fifth on the
NFL’s all-time chart. With one more he would tie Eric
Metcalf and Dante Hall for third and with two more he
would equal Brian Mitchell for second.
• Needs three punt return yards to pass Dennis Northcutt
(2,149) as the Browns all-time leader in punt return
yards.
• Needs 27 kickoff return yards to become the fifth
player in NFL history to total 10,000 or more career
kickoff return yards.
• Needs 272 total kick return yards to pass Dante Hall
(12,397) for fifth place on the NFL all-time career list.
WR Josh Gordon…
• Needs one reception to join wide receiver Kevin Johnson
(1999), running back Eric Metcalf (1989) and wide receiver
Webster Slaughter (1986) as the only rookies in Browns
history to record a reception in all 16 games.
OL Alex Mack…
• Has started and played in each of the first 63 games of his
career.
RB Trent Richardson…
• Needs one 100-yard rushing performance to record
the most 100-yard rushing games by a Browns rookie
in team history with four.
• Needs one reception to join wide receiver Kevin Johnson
(1999), running back Eric Metcalf (1989) and wide
receiver Webster Slaughter (1986) as the only rookies
in Browns history to record a reception in all 16
games.
• With 50 more rushing yards he along with Brandon
Weeden could become the second set of NFL
rookie teammates to throw for 3,000 yards and rush
for 1,000 yards joining Washington’s Robert Griffin
III and Alfred Morris from this season.
OL Joe Thomas…
• Has started and played in each of the first 95 games of his
career.
QB Brandon Weeden…
• Could be the first quarterback to start all 16 games of
a season for the Browns since Tim Couch in 2001.
• With a 300-yard passing performance, he would join Brian
Sipe (four in 1983, six in 1980, and four in 1979) as the only
Browns to throw for 300 or more yards four or more times in
a single-season.
• Needs one passing touchdown to tie Tim Couch (15 in
1999) for the most by a Browns rookie.
Zombo said:
A win would give the Browns six on the season, which would be
their most since registering a 10-win season in 2007.
The Browns could be just the second team in the Super Bowl era
(since 1966) to have a rookie lead the team in passing, rushing
and receiving yards in the same season. Cleveland would join
the 1968 Buffalo Bills as the only team’s to accomplish that feat.
DB Sheldon Brown…
• Has played in 175 consecutive regular season games, a figure
which currently ranks fifth among all defensive players.
WR Joshua Cribbs…
• Has 11 punt and kickoff return touchdowns, fifth on the
NFL’s all-time chart. With one more he would tie Eric
Metcalf and Dante Hall for third and with two more he
would equal Brian Mitchell for second.
• Needs three punt return yards to pass Dennis Northcutt
(2,149) as the Browns all-time leader in punt return
yards.
• Needs 27 kickoff return yards to become the fifth
player in NFL history to total 10,000 or more career
kickoff return yards.
• Needs 272 total kick return yards to pass Dante Hall
(12,397) for fifth place on the NFL all-time career list.
WR Josh Gordon…
• Needs one reception to join wide receiver Kevin Johnson
(1999), running back Eric Metcalf (1989) and wide receiver
Webster Slaughter (1986) as the only rookies in Browns
history to record a reception in all 16 games.
OL Alex Mack…
• Has started and played in each of the first 63 games of his
career.
RB Trent Richardson…
• Needs one 100-yard rushing performance to record
the most 100-yard rushing games by a Browns rookie
in team history with four.
• Needs one reception to join wide receiver Kevin Johnson
(1999), running back Eric Metcalf (1989) and wide
receiver Webster Slaughter (1986) as the only rookies
in Browns history to record a reception in all 16
games.
• With 50 more rushing yards he along with Brandon
Weeden could become the second set of NFL
rookie teammates to throw for 3,000 yards and rush
for 1,000 yards joining Washington’s Robert Griffin
III and Alfred Morris from this season.
OL Joe Thomas…
• Has started and played in each of the first 95 games of his
career.
QB Brandon Weeden…
• Could be the first quarterback to start all 16 games of
a season for the Browns since Tim Couch in 2001.
• With a 300-yard passing performance, he would join Brian
Sipe (four in 1983, six in 1980, and four in 1979) as the only
Browns to throw for 300 or more yards four or more times in
a single-season.
• Needs one passing touchdown to tie Tim Couch (15 in
1999) for the most by a Browns rookie.
Yes, with all of this, as far as I can tell the Browns future looks fairly bright.
I really do think Jimmy Haslam is channelling Shakespeares Richard III by proclaiming "A coach, a coach, my kingdom for a coach".
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QB Brandon Weeden…
• Could be the first quarterback to start all 16 games of
a season for the Browns since Tim Couch in 2001.
• With a 300-yard passing performance, he would join Brian
Sipe (four in 1983, six in 1980, and four in 1979) as the only
Browns to throw for 300 or more yards four or more times in
a single-season.
• Needs one passing touchdown to tie Tim Couch (15 in
1999) for the most by a Browns rookie.
This really sticks out to me. In the QB era the Browns have yet to find a QB. (this is not a knock on Weeden)
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"Stats are for losers."
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A win would give the Browns six on the season, which would be
their most since registering a 10-win season in 2007.
The Browns could be just the second team in the Super Bowl era
(since 1966) to have a rookie lead the team in passing, rushing
and receiving yards in the same season. Cleveland would join
the 1968 Buffalo Bills as the only team’s to accomplish that feat.
DB Sheldon Brown…
• Has played in 175 consecutive regular season games, a figure
which currently ranks fifth among all defensive players.
WR Joshua Cribbs…
• Has 11 punt and kickoff return touchdowns, fifth on the
NFL’s all-time chart. With one more he would tie Eric
Metcalf and Dante Hall for third and with two more he
would equal Brian Mitchell for second.
• Needs three punt return yards to pass Dennis Northcutt
(2,149) as the Browns all-time leader in punt return
yards.
• Needs 27 kickoff return yards to become the fifth
player in NFL history to total 10,000 or more career
kickoff return yards.
• Needs 272 total kick return yards to pass Dante Hall
(12,397) for fifth place on the NFL all-time career list.
WR Josh Gordon…
• Needs one reception to join wide receiver Kevin Johnson
(1999), running back Eric Metcalf (1989) and wide receiver
Webster Slaughter (1986) as the only rookies in Browns
history to record a reception in all 16 games.
OL Alex Mack…
• Has started and played in each of the first 63 games of his
career.
RB Trent Richardson…
• Needs one 100-yard rushing performance to record
the most 100-yard rushing games by a Browns rookie
in team history with four.
• Needs one reception to join wide receiver Kevin Johnson
(1999), running back Eric Metcalf (1989) and wide
receiver Webster Slaughter (1986) as the only rookies
in Browns history to record a reception in all 16
games.
• With 50 more rushing yards he along with Brandon
Weeden could become the second set of NFL
rookie teammates to throw for 3,000 yards and rush
for 1,000 yards joining Washington’s Robert Griffin
III and Alfred Morris from this season.
OL Joe Thomas…
• Has started and played in each of the first 95 games of his
career.
QB Brandon Weeden…
• Could be the first quarterback to start all 16 games of
a season for the Browns since Tim Couch in 2001.
• With a 300-yard passing performance, he would join Brian
Sipe (four in 1983, six in 1980, and four in 1979) as the only
Browns to throw for 300 or more yards four or more times in
a single-season.
• Needs one passing touchdown to tie Tim Couch (15 in
1999) for the most by a Browns rookie.
Zombo said:
DB Sheldon Brown…
• Has played in 175 consecutive regular season games, a figure
which currently ranks fifth among all defensive players.
WR Joshua Cribbs…
• Has 11 punt and kickoff return touchdowns, fifth on the
NFL’s all-time chart. With one more he would tie Eric
Metcalf and Dante Hall for third and with two more he
would equal Brian Mitchell for second.
• Needs three punt return yards to pass Dennis Northcutt
(2,149) as the Browns all-time leader in punt return
yards.
• Needs 27 kickoff return yards to become the fifth
player in NFL history to total 10,000 or more career
kickoff return yards.
• Needs 272 total kick return yards to pass Dante Hall
(12,397) for fifth place on the NFL all-time career list.
As Ghoolie would say "Cribbs sucks."
FWIW, I'm no Sheldon Brown fan.
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