***Official Browns @ Bengals Thursday Night Football Game Thread***
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Hi, Browns fans!
Our 5-3 Cleveland Browns travel southwest across the Buckeye State to Cincinnati to play the 5-2-1 Bengals in an AFC North divisional showdown in The Queen City. Bengals leads the all-time series with 43 wins and 38 losses, in the 82nd regular season meeting of The Battle Of Ohio. A win by the Browns would lead the AFC North with a 6-3 record. Both the Browns and the Bengals also adjusted and a prepared from their short practice week, to accommodate Thursday Night Football, and lead off Week 10 of the 2014 NFL season.Cloudy skies and few showers at 43 degrees, feel like 35 degrees, is the local game forecast inside Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati for the 8:25PM Eastern Standard Time kickoff, along with 80% humidity, 30% precipitation, and west/northwest winds at 15 miles per hour.
Jim Nantz and Phil Simms are announcing the live TV game commentary, along with sideline reporter and interviewer Tracy Wolfson, for The NFL Network, live on HD.
Jim Donovan and Doug Dieken are also announcing the live radio game play-by-play and analysis, along with sideline reporter and interviewer Nathan Segura, on Browns flagship stations WKNR ESPM 850AM, WKRK 92.3FM, and WNCX 98.5FM, and Cleveland Browns Radio Network throughout Ohio,
NO further injuries, and GO BROWNS!!!!!
Browns @ Bengals Live NFL Game Centers:
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/schedule-and-events/game/2014/regular10
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2014110600/2014/REG10/browns@bengals#menu=gameinfo&tab=preview
Cleveland Browns Radio Network:
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/media-center/browns-programming.html
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Hi, Browns fans!
Our 5-3 Cleveland Browns travel southwest across the Buckeye State to Cincinnati to play the 5-2-1 Bengals in an AFC North divisional showdown in The Queen City. Bengals leads the all-time series with 43 wins and 38 losses, in the 82nd regular season meeting of The Battle Of Ohio. A win by the Browns would lead the AFC North with a 6-3 record. Both the Browns and the Bengals also adjusted and a prepared from their short practice week, to accommodate Thursday Night Football, and lead off Week 10 of the 2014 NFL season.Cloudy skies and few showers at 43 degrees, feel like 35 degrees, is the local game forecast inside Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati for the 8:25PM Eastern Standard Time kickoff, along with 80% humidity, 30% precipitation, and west/northwest winds at 15 miles per hour.
Jim Nantz and Phil Simms are announcing the live TV game commentary, along with sideline reporter and interviewer Tracy Wolfson, for The NFL Network, live on HD.
Jim Donovan and Doug Dieken are also announcing the live radio game play-by-play and analysis, along with sideline reporter and interviewer Nathan Segura, on Browns flagship stations WKNR ESPM 850AM, WKRK 92.3FM, and WNCX 98.5FM, and Cleveland Browns Radio Network throughout Ohio,
NO further injuries, and GO BROWNS!!!!!
Browns @ Bengals Live NFL Game Centers:
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/schedule-and-events/game/2014/regular10
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2014110600/2014/REG10/browns@bengals#menu=gameinfo&tab=preview
Cleveland Browns Radio Network:
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/media-center/browns-programming.html
Hi, Browns fans!
Our 5-3 Cleveland Browns travel southwest across the Buckeye State to Cincinnati to play the 5-2-1 Bengals in an AFC North divisional showdown in The Queen City. Bengals leads the all-time series with 43 wins and 38 losses, in the 82nd regular season meeting of The Battle Of Ohio. A win by the Browns would lead the AFC North with a 6-3 record. Both the Browns and the Bengals also adjusted and a prepared from their short practice week, to accommodate Thursday Night Football, and lead off Week 10 of the 2014 NFL season.Cloudy skies and few showers at 43 degrees, feel like 35 degrees, is the local game forecast inside Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati for the 8:25PM Eastern Standard Time kickoff, along with 80% humidity, 30% precipitation, and west/northwest winds at 15 miles per hour.
Jim Nantz and Phil Simms are announcing the live TV game commentary, along with sideline reporter and interviewer Tracy Wolfson, for The NFL Network, live on HD.
Jim Donovan and Doug Dieken are also announcing the live radio game play-by-play and analysis, along with sideline reporter and interviewer Nathan Segura, on Browns flagship stations WKNR ESPM 850AM, WKRK 92.3FM, and WNCX 98.5FM, and Cleveland Browns Radio Network throughout Ohio,
NO further injuries, and GO BROWNS!!!!!
Browns @ Bengals Live NFL Game Centers:
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/schedule-and-events/game/2014/regular10
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2014110600/2014/REG10/browns@bengals#menu=gameinfo&tab=preview
Cleveland Browns Radio Network:
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/media-center/browns-programming.html
You like having your name up in lights starting the "official" gameday thread?
Got anything else to add?
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I am being lazy today..
Can someone get the injury lists for the game. Are we getting Cameron back?
Also on that subject... Have we even once tried a two Tight End set.. I have no idea where the hell we picked up that Dray guy, but he is really looking good. I know it got called back on a replay, but that fingernail catch of his, when Hoyer threw it almost into the dirt was incredible. He has made some great catches. Plus he is a fucking tall load just like Cameron.
I think this would give us a great look... I formation, two TE set with two WR.. Instead of this predictable run right bullshit that we keep taking to the well..
I hope to God they have a more creative offensive playbook for this game.
Robert
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http://espn.go.com/nfl/injuries/_/team/cle/cleveland-browns
Looks like Cameron is a no go for this game.. Also we are likely losing Hawkins for this game, which really hurts.. He has been a good target for Hoyer on those 3rd and longs..
Looks like everyone else is healthy.... Knock on Wood, but maybe our injury curse is finally over......
Robert
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Hi, Browns fans!
Our 5-3 Cleveland Browns travel southwest across the Buckeye State to Cincinnati to play the 5-2-1 Bengals in an AFC North divisional showdown in The Queen City. Bengals leads the all-time series with 43 wins and 38 losses, in the 82nd regular season meeting of The Battle Of Ohio. A win by the Browns would lead the AFC North with a 6-3 record. Both the Browns and the Bengals also adjusted and a prepared from their short practice week, to accommodate Thursday Night Football, and lead off Week 10 of the 2014 NFL season.Cloudy skies and few showers at 43 degrees, feel like 35 degrees, is the local game forecast inside Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati for the 8:25PM Eastern Standard Time kickoff, along with 80% humidity, 30% precipitation, and west/northwest winds at 15 miles per hour.
Jim Nantz and Phil Simms are announcing the live TV game commentary, along with sideline reporter and interviewer Tracy Wolfson, for The NFL Network, live on HD.
Jim Donovan and Doug Dieken are also announcing the live radio game play-by-play and analysis, along with sideline reporter and interviewer Nathan Segura, on Browns flagship stations WKNR ESPM 850AM, WKRK 92.3FM, and WNCX 98.5FM, and Cleveland Browns Radio Network throughout Ohio,
NO further injuries, and GO BROWNS!!!!!
Browns @ Bengals Live NFL Game Centers:
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/schedule-and-events/game/2014/regular10
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2014110600/2014/REG10/browns@bengals#menu=gameinfo&tab=preview
Cleveland Browns Radio Network:
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/media-center/browns-programming.html
You like having your name up in lights starting the "official" gameday thread?
Got anything else to add?
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I am being lazy today..
Can someone get the injury lists for the game. Are we getting Cameron back?
Also on that subject... Have we even once tried a two Tight End set.. I have no idea where the hell we picked up that Dray guy, but he is really looking good. I know it got called back on a replay, but that fingernail catch of his, when Hoyer threw it almost into the dirt was incredible. He has made some great catches. Plus he is a fucking tall load just like Cameron.
I think this would give us a great look... I formation, two TE set with two WR.. Instead of this predictable run right bullshit that we keep taking to the well..
I hope to God they have a more creative offensive playbook for this game.
Robert
I am being lazy today..
Can someone get the injury lists for the game. Are we getting Cameron back?
Also on that subject... Have we even once tried a two Tight End set.. I have no idea where the hell we picked up that Dray guy, but he is really looking good. I know it got called back on a replay, but that fingernail catch of his, when Hoyer threw it almost into the dirt was incredible. He has made some great catches. Plus he is a fucking tall load just like Cameron.
I think this would give us a great look... I formation, two TE set with two WR.. Instead of this predictable run right bullshit that we keep taking to the well..
I hope to God they have a more creative offensive playbook for this game.
Robert
Actually, we did a ton of two tight end formations last week, as Dr. Dray played in 45 of 67 snaps and Gary Barnridge, State Farm Agent, played 43 of 67 snaps. McQuistan even had a few snaps as a third tight end in goal line situations.
Zombo
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Extra blocker I'll give you. Tight end implies some catching/route running occasionally, and I don't see that! Though if it were to happen...
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Speaking of 3rd TE. I see Jake Stoneburner is no longer on the Packers roster. Our local Buckeye residents should be familiar with his name. That would be a player of interest to me. Especially if we're looking for a more vertical threat type TE/Hback
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No Hawkins is devastating
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God I hope he plays. He is our non #1, #1 these days.
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Hi, Browns fans!
Our 5-3 Cleveland Browns travel southwest across the Buckeye State to Cincinnati to play the 5-2-1 Bengals in an AFC North divisional showdown in The Queen City. Bengals leads the all-time series with 43 wins and 38 losses, in the 82nd regular season meeting of The Battle Of Ohio. A win by the Browns would lead the AFC North with a 6-3 record. Both the Browns and the Bengals also adjusted and a prepared from their short practice week, to accommodate Thursday Night Football, and lead off Week 10 of the 2014 NFL season.Cloudy skies and few showers at 43 degrees, feel like 35 degrees, is the local game forecast inside Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati for the 8:25PM Eastern Standard Time kickoff, along with 80% humidity, 30% precipitation, and west/northwest winds at 15 miles per hour.
Jim Nantz and Phil Simms are announcing the live TV game commentary, along with sideline reporter and interviewer Tracy Wolfson, for The NFL Network, live on HD.
Jim Donovan and Doug Dieken are also announcing the live radio game play-by-play and analysis, along with sideline reporter and interviewer Nathan Segura, on Browns flagship stations WKNR ESPM 850AM, WKRK 92.3FM, and WNCX 98.5FM, and Cleveland Browns Radio Network throughout Ohio,
NO further injuries, and GO BROWNS!!!!!
Browns @ Bengals Live NFL Game Centers:
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/schedule-and-events/game/2014/regular10
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2014110600/2014/REG10/browns@bengals#menu=gameinfo&tab=preview
Cleveland Browns Radio Network:
http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/media-center/browns-programming.html
You like having your name up in lights starting the "official" gameday thread?
Got anything else to add?
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Speaking of 3rd TE. I see Jake Stoneburner is no longer on the Packers roster. Our local Buckeye residents should be familiar with his name. That would be a player of interest to me. Especially if we're looking for a more vertical threat type TE/Hback
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Who the fuck is there to throw to? Austin and Gabriel? Not that they havent played well but its no surprise that we again have the worst wr corp in NFL. Best get that o line patched up. We're gonna need to run.
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It does state Hawk as a game time decision. I was going off someone else's comment about him being out.
I would think he would want to be in this game no matter what, so he will probably gut it out.
If he is out though, That leaves Austin, Gabriel, Moore and Benji. Suppose they could give Rodney Smith a play or two. At 6'5" he would be a giant among men for the WR Corp
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