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One of the most POWERFUL wins since the return.

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  • that's like saying georgia is better without gurley.

    c'mon man. relax.

    coaches know better than you, me, or any analyst on tv.

  • What would this offense look like with Josh Gordon and Jordan Cameron, Tate and Crowell? Wow! I think I am looking forward to the rest of the season instead of more first round draft busts. I also will predict that they will beat the Bengals who suddenly look vulnerable. And if they stay healthy.......

  • Does anyone else think the defense is better without Taylor & Rubin

    @walterwhite said:

    Does anyone else think the defense is better without Taylor & Rubin

    I don't. I don't know if you noticed or not but yet again we got run all the fuck over. If it weren't for the secondary and Brian Fucking Hoyer making it so that the Steelers had to get away from the run...we wouldn't have won that game. Defense was not as good as that 10 points would make you want to think. And now we lost Armonty too? Not good. We need Taylor and Rubin back ASAP. One more guy goes down and the Browns will start calling people down out of the stands.

  • Why is nobody mentioning Skrine ? I thought this was his best game of the season.

  • @walterwhite said:

    Does anyone else think the defense is better without Taylor & Rubin

    I think guys just stepped it up

    @kvoethe said:

    I think guys just stepped it up[/quote

    I will let you know when I watch the game on Rewind this week on NFL channel. I love the weather in Florida but miss the Browns and the Indians. I have the Big Ten Network and now that LeBron is back ESPN will show Cavs every other night. I am looking forward to the one game that they'll show against the Buccaneers. Go Browns!

  • Why is nobody mentioning Skrine ? I thought this was his best game of the season.

    @frenchie said:

    Why is nobody mentioning Skrine ? I thought this was his best game of the season.

    Skrine was making up for last week.

  • Does anyone else think the defense is better without Taylor & Rubin

    @walterwhite said:

    Does anyone else think the defense is better without Taylor & Rubin

    No.

  • One of our most "powerful" wins?

    Na, this was just another win.

    Why do I think that?

    First, I refuse to give Steeler fans the benefit of any moral victories by us celebrating like we won the Super Bowl. We won a game that we were both favored in and expected to win. We did what we were supposed to do. There is no joy in beating a cellar dweller, just another day in the office.

    Secondly, we have bigger fish to fry. We can win this division and if we continue to play like we did today, we will.

    It's just another game fellas. Bring on the Jags.

  • Yes it was a powerful win. When is the last time the Browns spanked the Steelers like that? It's a sign of good change.

    The next three games SHOULD be wins. Come November 3rd Browns should be 6-2.

  • Beating the Steelers at home is not just another day at the office. The NFL is better when the Browns vs Steelers means something. To the Steelers, yes beating the Browns endlessly over the years like OSU now beats up on Michigan...was just another day at the office. The Steelers game should NEVER be considered another day at the office. On the flip side nobody should be so fanatical about it that we advocate doing stupid shit like hustling players off the IR just to play Pgh. Or give passes to bad coaches cause they beat the Steelers. Like if we went 2-14 for a couple years in a row that staff should probably be looked at even though the two wins were against the Steelers. I'll never advocate that kind of zealotry over one team. But there will be seasons where we have a run of bad luck and we're pretty much out of the playoffs by mid season......then, we can totally do things like save players for the Pgh game "especially" if they're in the playoff hunt themselves. Would love the Browns to be the Steeler playoff spoiler in seasons like that.

  • Why is nobody mentioning Skrine ? I thought this was his best game of the season.

    @frenchie said:

    Why is nobody mentioning Skrine ? I thought this was his best game of the season.

    This. Skrine was amazing. So were Haden and Williams. When Williams came trotting out clutching his ass cheek, cramp, everyone was oh god no here comes Gilbert.

  • One of our most "powerful" wins?

    Na, this was just another win.

    Why do I think that?

    First, I refuse to give Steeler fans the benefit of any moral victories by us celebrating like we won the Super Bowl. We won a game that we were both favored in and expected to win. We did what we were supposed to do. There is no joy in beating a cellar dweller, just another day in the office.

    Secondly, we have bigger fish to fry. We can win this division and if we continue to play like we did today, we will.

    It's just another game fellas. Bring on the Jags.

    @taco918 said:

    One of our most "powerful" wins?

    Na, this was just another win.

    Why do I think that?

    First, I refuse to give Steeler fans the benefit of any moral victories by us celebrating like we won the Super Bowl. We won a game that we were both favored in and expected to win. We did what we were supposed to do. There is no joy in beating a cellar dweller, just another day in the office.

    Secondly, we have bigger fish to fry. We can win this division and if we continue to play like we did today, we will.

    It's just another game fellas. Bring on the Jags.

    i agree with you here about 90% BECAUSE the browns had to knock that psychological demon out of their heads when it came to the steelers. they were our big bully on the block for years and years.

    BUT

    you are so correct because if you look up from the fallen steeler bully there are 2 bigger ones coming down the street. the ravens and cincy are the new big boys of the division, and if we fuck up these 'give me' games, we'll have done nothing except beat the steelers 1 outta 2 this year. 3 and 2 is nothing. keep this momentum and build upon this win.

    let's just hope the injury bug has been squashed.

  • It was nice to see Pettine and O'Neil not blitz so much. I think that threw Ben off because multiple times on 3rd down I was expecting an overload blitz only to never see it. The corners had

    Some help over the top, letting them play aggressive under neath. The front 7 did a decent job limiting the damage by the run game. However it was their recognition on several key screens that really turned the tide of the game.

    Walter, if you really want an answer to your question, start a poll...

    @tiamat63 said:

    It was nice to see Pettine and O'Neil not blitz so much. I think that threw Ben off because multiple times on 3rd down I was expecting an overload blitz only to never see it. The corners had some help over the top, letting them play aggressive under neath. The front 7 did a decent job limiting the damage by the run game. However it was their recognition on several key screens that really turned the tide of the game.

    Seemed we just played a lot more zone... screen reactions and run support both benefitted. Ben was forced to hold the ball often and the big play never came their way.

    @clevfan4life said:

    Beating the Steelers at home is not just another day at the office. The NFL is better when the Browns vs Steelers means something. To the Steelers, yes beating the Browns endlessly over the years like OSU now beats up on Michigan...was just another day at the office. The Steelers game should NEVER be considered another day at the office.

    But, just like Michigan, if we were to dominate the Steelers for the next couple decades, we too would cease to see them as rivals. Just as Steeler fans, by and large, have ceased to see us as a "rival".

    If we at least split our meetings in 2015, if we show that yesterday's win was not a fluke, but a turn of fortune, then the thought that we may well be "rival-worthy" will begin to sink into Steeler heads.

    It takes two to make a rivalry and it takes two to sustain one.