Story of the Browns in Week 1
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Last picture I don't understand, was that before he hit the line of scrimmage?
"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.β - Janis Joplin, 1970. -
Just thought I would throw this Pic in there for the Tribe haters, at least we have a team in Cleveland with Heart!!!!!! Until the Browns show me something different, they are the same heartless team!!! I will be more than happy to eat crow about the Browns, but the fact is they looked like Shit yesterday!!!
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Last picture I don't understand, was that before he hit the line of scrimmage?
Last picture I don't understand, was that before he hit the line of scrimmage?
LOL it was from the first 3 plays of the game, when we used our best Offensive weapon
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"Seriously guys, could you try stopping the guys coming through? No, Oneil, that doesn't mean fouling them"
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"It's not the way we drew it up,'' said Weeden.
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The game was an episode of Hard Knocks for Weeden, who was hit a whopping 16 times, including six by sackmaster Wake, who lined up over Mitchell Schwartz and manhandled him and others. Wake is on pace to surpass his 15 sacks from a year ago.
"His resume speaks for itself,'' said Schwartz. "I just have to do a better job against him. For myself, it was a bad game.''
Weeden, who could barely take a step in the second half without getting drilled, doesn't recall ever getting hit that much before.
"I don't think so,'' he said.
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"(Cousins)is the best we have and heβs going to get the job done for us,'' said Chudzinski. "I'm confident.''
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Where did the quote from Chud come from? After the game? If so the guy is an idiot. Cousins doesn't belong in the NFL.
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The decisions of the coaching staff just baffled me yesterday. All we heard about during the offseason and into training camp was that the front office and the coaches were not enamored with Weeden. Yet yesterday thjey decide to throw the ball 59 times and have our best player carry the ball 13 times. Absolutely absurd. And the halftime adjustments were non existent. How about a screen pass so the Dolphins defense doesn't just tee off on our immobile quarterback every play? How about giving Skreen and Owens some safety help? I know its only 1 game but this staff better be looking at themselves just as much as they are looking at Weeden, Cousins, and that secondary, or it's going to be a bloodbath all season long.
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Taking a step back as I usually do on Mondays, three things are obviously clear.
1) You can't get murdered like Weeden did yesterday and be a successful QB. I'd say he had a clean pocket MAYBE 25% of his passes. Say what you will, but Weeden is a pocket passer. No pocket=no success.
2) I wish I could find a picture of Weeden after the INT that Little should have caught for a 1st down. It was a face of "what the hell am I supposed to do?" Part of the reason guys like Rodgers and Manning are successful is they have confidence in their receivers. They trust them to go for 50/50 balls or make athletics plays. Honestly, would you trust anyone on this team right now to catch the football other than Cameron? Hopefully Gordon comes on strong week 3 cause God knows we need the help.
3) Defensive front 7 is STOUT and will only get better when Mingo comes on healthy. Horton has to play more press when he sends blitzes though. You can't send pressure and have DB's play 12 yards off the ball, it doesn't make sense. I could have completed half the passes Tannehill did yesterday.
Edit: Oh and Cousins is total trash. It's very discouraging to think Chud is giving him the vote of confidence because I'm 90% certain I could play a better Guard than he did yesterday.
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I don't think the defensive front seven is stout. They put pressure in the beginning, but in the second half Tannehill had all day to throw.
"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.β - Janis Joplin, 1970. -
The decisions of the coaching staff just baffled me yesterday. All we heard about during the offseason and into training camp was that the front office and the coaches were not enamored with Weeden. Yet yesterday thjey decide to throw the ball 59 times and have our best player carry the ball 13 times. Absolutely absurd. And the halftime adjustments were non existent. How about a screen pass so the Dolphins defense doesn't just tee off on our immobile quarterback every play? How about giving Skreen and Owens some safety help? I know its only 1 game but this staff better be looking at themselves just as much as they are looking at Weeden, Cousins, and that secondary, or it's going to be a bloodbath all season long.
The decisions of the coaching staff just baffled me yesterday. All we heard about during the offseason and into training camp was that the front office and the coaches were not enamored with Weeden. Yet yesterday thjey decide to throw the ball 59 times and have our best player carry the ball 13 times. Absolutely absurd. And the halftime adjustments were non existent. How about a screen pass so the Dolphins defense doesn't just tee off on our immobile quarterback every play? How about giving Skreen and Owens some safety help? I know its only 1 game but this staff better be looking at themselves just as much as they are looking at Weeden, Cousins, and that secondary, or it's going to be a bloodbath all season long.
Watching yesterday made me feel like Pat Shurmur was back at the helm! I'm willing to give Chud the benefit of the doubt, but I expect a hell of a lot more out of this coaching staff, and front office, than what I saw yesterday!
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I don't think the defensive front seven is stout. They put pressure in the beginning, but in the second half Tannehill had all day to throw.
I don't think the defensive front seven is stout. They put pressure in the beginning, but in the second half Tannehill had all day to throw.
That group got 4 or 5 sacks and held the run game to 20 yards . The only reason Tannehill seemed to have all day is because our DB's had shitty coverage schemes and left people wide open on 4-5 yard routes. If they keep up what they did yesterday the front 7 well boast top ten sack production and run defense. That's pretty stout to me.
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