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***Official Browns @ Buccaneers Preseason Game Night Thread***

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  • But the browns have offensive weapons!!!!

    That thrill was gone after the 4th sack.

    @miktoxic said:

    That thrill was gone after the 4th sack.

    We gave up 8 sacks -38 yrds. 6 of the 8 were from 5 different personal at DE position..Add 9 penalties -68 yrds. 106 yrds. of going backwards..

  • ErbieCamacho84 is a piece of dogshit. 🙂

  • i really DO want to find a silver lining.....something.......but.....

    Hey....we gave up only 300 in the first half......

    @mudfly said:

    i really DO want to find a silver lining.....something.......but.....

    ...We will end up with the #1 pick in this years draft...Spend your Saturdays looking for QB's and LB's...Spend your Sundays fishing and hunting

    ...Or in Ghoolies case Trolling!

  • @miktoxic said:

    That thrill was gone after the 4th sack.

    We gave up 8 sacks -38 yrds. 6 of the 8 were from 5 different personal at DE position..Add 9 penalties -68 yrds. 106 yrds. of going backwards..

    @gumby73 said:

    We gave up 8 sacks -38 yrds. 6 of the 8 were from 5 different personal at DE position..Add 9 penalties -68 yrds. 106 yrds. of going backwards..

    True, but only one in Joe T's series when Paztor showed how susceptible he is to a speed rush.

    And the false start on Joe, while correct IMO, was the first time I've seen it called that way when a DL lurches forward.

  • RG3 had a 108.9 QB rating..... Goes to show what that stupid stat is good for.

  • RG3 had a 108.9 QB rating..... Goes to show what that stupid stat is good for.

    @d-bone said:

    RG3 had a 108.9 QB rating..... Goes to show what that stupid stat is good for.

    Right....though, in his defense, he hasnt played poorly....BUT, with this offensive line, he doesnt stand a chance of being good either...

    Glad Shashi pulled that offer to Schwartz.....everyone loved his "tough guy" stance.....sheesh...

  • Is it too early to say I hope DeSaun Watson stays healthy?????

  • @gumby73 said:

    We gave up 8 sacks -38 yrds. 6 of the 8 were from 5 different personal at DE position..Add 9 penalties -68 yrds. 106 yrds. of going backwards..

    True, but only one in Joe T's series when Paztor showed how susceptible he is to a speed rush.

    And the false start on Joe, while correct IMO, was the first time I've seen it called that way when a DL lurches forward.

    @tour2ma said:

    And the false start on Joe, while correct IMO, was the first time I've seen it called that way when a DL lurches forward.

    Lurching should be the call. OL should not have to guess..I want more Lurching Flags 😁

  • @mudfly said:

    i really DO want to find a silver lining.....something.......but.....

    Hey....we gave up only 300 in the first half......

    Also the TB cheerleaders look good

    @browns149 said:

    Also the TB cheerleaders look good

    They always do 😛

  • what I saw in last night's debacle, was

    1. Running defense looked better most of the time.

    2. Pass defense uncoordinated.

    3. Danny Shelton is ready to come into big time play

    4. The Bucs are so deep in high talent, game planning is a must, and even then....tough deal.

    5. We started being able to run the ball a bit.

    6. RGIII just doesn't seem to see the field yet.

    7. McCown and Kessler see the field quickly and nicely.

    8. Offensive line needs a new changes - bull rushes were getting a few players knocked olinemen back.

    9. The Browns #99 was being held flagrantly. That is Kruger. The olineman was locking his arm,

    around to the back of his shoulder, etc etc. Not one call. Again and again I saw it. WTF ?

    Their offensive line had a free ride to hold. Go back and watch for it. It was right there. Kruger was

    not happy about it. time and time again, no call.

    10. Then, the Browns oline got called for holding, probably 3rd qtr? Is or is it now a FREAKING PENALTY.

    11. Who knew that the Browns are not quite ready for primetime? everybody with any common sense.

  • Kess throws a nice, accurate ball with plenty of velocity and seems to anticipate well too.

  • None of this matters till game 1

  • None of this matters till game 1

    @clevfan4life said:

    None of this matters till game 1

    and nothing will matter by game 7, 2-5, sorry Philly & Tenn

  • @mudfly said:

    nope....if he was a "player", he woulda made the tackle on that run back for a TD.....didnt even try.....(pathetic)

    I did like how Hue got in his face after that play.

    Overall, I'm thinking I may spend my Sundays fishing instead of getting pissed off watching this team. I still have a tiny glimmer of hope that something will happen on the defense before the season gets too far in but it is quickly diminishing. At least RG3 and Gordon are making some plays.

    @browns1216 said:

    I did like how Hue got in his face after that play.

    Overall, I'm thinking I may spend my Sundays fishing instead of getting pissed off watching this team. I still have a tiny glimmer of hope that something will happen on the defense before the season gets too far in but it is quickly diminishing. At least RG3 and Gordon are making some plays.

    You guys can't expect Hue to turn it around this soon and you're putting way too much emphasis on winning these meaningless games than you should be. Granted the Browns have looked bad this evening, but it's an early season scrimmage. That's all. And considering how bad they look, the only way to go from here is up. Hue inherited a very undisciplined team, and it's gonna take time to iron these kinks out. Glad to hear he was getting in the face of some players. Hopefully he has the green light to waive players that don't adapt to his disciplined style.

    If I were a Browns fan, I would go into this season looking for steady improvement as the season moves forward. Obviously the Browns looked bad tonight, but what really matters is what they look like in weeks 13-16 as compared to the early part of the season. Win or lose, staying healthy is key in determining what positions are in the greatest need of an upgrade.

    The only problem I have with Hue so far was his emphasis on drafting a lot of WRs (in a weak WR class) and basically ignoring the lines. After losing C Alex Mack, I thought the Browns would possibly trade down again, pick up extra draft picks, and select C Ryan Kelly. There was also a slew of great DTs in this past drafft, so adding one of these guys to line up beside DT Danny Shelton seemed like a no-brainer. Don't take this the wrong way. The Browns desperately needed WR help so drafting Coleman in round one was a good move, but as the old saying goes, 'it starts up front' and that's where Hue lost his way. Look for the Browns to address their lines in next years draft/free agency.

    As a side note. All of Browns Nation should do everything in their power to follow the team to Pittsburgh when the Browns face the Steelitists. Browns fans should pack Heinz Field full of orange and brown and shake that crappy stadium to the ground. It's time for all of Browns Nation to stand up to the piss and black right in their own backyard instead of bailing out every year when the team heads to the steel city. It's as if everything 'Browns' gets intimidated during this week and it's long overdue to overhaul this attitude and it starts with you fans. It's going to be a tough task to accomplish since the Browns don't have that much talent up front on either side of the ball, but it has to start sometime so why not now? Punch the Steelitists in the mouth!

  • @browns1216 said:

    I did like how Hue got in his face after that play.

    Overall, I'm thinking I may spend my Sundays fishing instead of getting pissed off watching this team. I still have a tiny glimmer of hope that something will happen on the defense before the season gets too far in but it is quickly diminishing. At least RG3 and Gordon are making some plays.

    You guys can't expect Hue to turn it around this soon and you're putting way too much emphasis on winning these meaningless games than you should be. Granted the Browns have looked bad this evening, but it's an early season scrimmage. That's all. And considering how bad they look, the only way to go from here is up. Hue inherited a very undisciplined team, and it's gonna take time to iron these kinks out. Glad to hear he was getting in the face of some players. Hopefully he has the green light to waive players that don't adapt to his disciplined style.

    If I were a Browns fan, I would go into this season looking for steady improvement as the season moves forward. Obviously the Browns looked bad tonight, but what really matters is what they look like in weeks 13-16 as compared to the early part of the season. Win or lose, staying healthy is key in determining what positions are in the greatest need of an upgrade.

    The only problem I have with Hue so far was his emphasis on drafting a lot of WRs (in a weak WR class) and basically ignoring the lines. After losing C Alex Mack, I thought the Browns would possibly trade down again, pick up extra draft picks, and select C Ryan Kelly. There was also a slew of great DTs in this past drafft, so adding one of these guys to line up beside DT Danny Shelton seemed like a no-brainer. Don't take this the wrong way. The Browns desperately needed WR help so drafting Coleman in round one was a good move, but as the old saying goes, 'it starts up front' and that's where Hue lost his way. Look for the Browns to address their lines in next years draft/free agency.

    As a side note. All of Browns Nation should do everything in their power to follow the team to Pittsburgh when the Browns face the Steelitists. Browns fans should pack Heinz Field full of orange and brown and shake that crappy stadium to the ground. It's time for all of Browns Nation to stand up to the piss and black right in their own backyard instead of bailing out every year when the team heads to the steel city. It's as if everything 'Browns' gets intimidated during this week and it's long overdue to overhaul this attitude and it starts with you fans. It's going to be a tough task to accomplish since the Browns don't have that much talent up front on either side of the ball, but it has to start sometime so why not now? Punch the Steelitists in the mouth!

    @77bunghole said:

    You guys can't expect Hue to turn it around this soon and you're putting way too much emphasis on winning these meaningless games than you should. Granted the Browns have looked bad this evening, but it's an early season scrimmage. That's all. And considering how bad they look, the only way to go from here is up. Hue inherited a very undisciplined team, and it's gonna take time to iron these kinks out. Glad to hear he was getting in face of some players. Hopefully he has the green light to waive players that don't adapt to his disciplined style.

    If I were a Browns fan, I would go into this season looking for steady improvement as the season moves forward. Obviously the Browns looked bad tonight, but what really matters is what they look like in weeks 13-16 as compared to the early part of the season. Win or lose, staying healthy is key in determining what positions are in the most need of an upgrade.

    The only problem I have with Hue so far was his emphasis on drafting a lot of WRs (in a weak WR class) and basically ignoring the lines. After losing C Alex Mack, I thought the Browns would possibly trade down again, pick up extra draft picks, and select the C Ryan Kelly. There was also a slew of great DTs in this past drafft, so adding one of these guys to line up beside DT Danny Shelton seemed like a no-brainer. Don't take this the wrong way. The Browns desperately needed WR help so drafting Coleman in round one was a good move, but as the old saying goes, 'it starts up front' and that's where Hue lost his way. Look for the Browns to address their lines in next years draft/free agency.

    As a side note. All of Browns Nation should do everything in their power to follow the team to Pittsburgh when they play the Steelitists. Browns fans should pack Heinz Field full of orange and brown and shake that crappy stadium to the ground. It's time for all of Browns Nation to stand up to the piss and black right in their own backyard instead of bailing out every year when the team heads to the steel city. It's as if everything 'Browns' wimps out during this week and it's long overdue to turn this attitude around and it starts with you fans. It's going to be a tough task to accomplish since the Browns don't have that much talent up front on either side of the ball, but it has to start sometime so why not now? Punch the Steelitists in the mouth!

    Shut ... The fuck ... Up.

    Z

  • @77bunghole said:

    You guys can't expect Hue to turn it around this soon and you're putting way too much emphasis on winning these meaningless games than you should. Granted the Browns have looked bad this evening, but it's an early season scrimmage. That's all. And considering how bad they look, the only way to go from here is up. Hue inherited a very undisciplined team, and it's gonna take time to iron these kinks out. Glad to hear he was getting in face of some players. Hopefully he has the green light to waive players that don't adapt to his disciplined style.

    If I were a Browns fan, I would go into this season looking for steady improvement as the season moves forward. Obviously the Browns looked bad tonight, but what really matters is what they look like in weeks 13-16 as compared to the early part of the season. Win or lose, staying healthy is key in determining what positions are in the most need of an upgrade.

    The only problem I have with Hue so far was his emphasis on drafting a lot of WRs (in a weak WR class) and basically ignoring the lines. After losing C Alex Mack, I thought the Browns would possibly trade down again, pick up extra draft picks, and select the C Ryan Kelly. There was also a slew of great DTs in this past drafft, so adding one of these guys to line up beside DT Danny Shelton seemed like a no-brainer. Don't take this the wrong way. The Browns desperately needed WR help so drafting Coleman in round one was a good move, but as the old saying goes, 'it starts up front' and that's where Hue lost his way. Look for the Browns to address their lines in next years draft/free agency.

    As a side note. All of Browns Nation should do everything in their power to follow the team to Pittsburgh when they play the Steelitists. Browns fans should pack Heinz Field full of orange and brown and shake that crappy stadium to the ground. It's time for all of Browns Nation to stand up to the piss and black right in their own backyard instead of bailing out every year when the team heads to the steel city. It's as if everything 'Browns' wimps out during this week and it's long overdue to turn this attitude around and it starts with you fans. It's going to be a tough task to accomplish since the Browns don't have that much talent up front on either side of the ball, but it has to start sometime so why not now? Punch the Steelitists in the mouth!

    Shut ... The fuck ... Up.

    Z

    Zombo said:

    Shut ... The fuck ... Up.

    Z

    Someone feeling a tad intimidated tonight?

  • Zombo said:

    Shut ... The fuck ... Up.

    Z

    Someone feeling a tad intimidated tonight?

    @77bunghole said:

    Someone feeling a tad intimidated tonight?

    No, someone feels like you are a complete homo and your posting about "Hue" like you know him is disturbing, and your obsession about our relationship with the Steelers is creepy. Come back when we actually play you.

    Z

  • @clevfan4life said:

    None of this matters till game 1

    and nothing will matter by game 7, 2-5, sorry Philly & Tenn

    @baconhound said:

    and nothing will matter by game 7, 2-5, sorry Philly & Tenn

    Tenn? You have lost your mind. Will be one of the worst runovers you ever saw with both Murray and Henry getting 100+ yds.