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  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by

    Wow... negativity is way ahead of schedule this year.

    Bill did what he always does... takes away his opponent's offensive strength: our run game... including Pryor. Even then Kess put together a decent TD drive before getting pancaked out of the game.

    For anyone not paying attention, Horton returned the favor. Pats averaged a mere 2.8 YPC. What Ray could not do was generate pass pressure at the same time. Nothing we did not know before kick off.

    Hope Kess is OK, but if not, then CBJ and Hogan are 1 and 2 next week.

  • OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    We start the game with our rookie 3rd round pick, 3rd string QB...and finish the game 2 quarterbacks later with Pryor at the helm.

    It's bad. What is Hue supposed to do?

    The Committee decided that Wentz was gonna suck in the NFL so he looked for a QB to use.

    He's got a center position that's missing the starter AND the backup. The guard goes to center and the backup guard was arrested. It's a shit storm at him.

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    Now let's talk apathy. (I mentioned this once before)

    This is the 5th week of the season and there were almost as many Pat's fans as Browns fans.......in the Browns home stadium.

    Season ticket holders, by week FIVE, are selling their tickets on Stub Hub.

    This is what happens when your team sucks for 20 years (ok, close enough to 20).

  • We start the game with our rookie 3rd round pick, 3rd string QB...and finish the game 2 quarterbacks later with Pryor at the helm.

    It's bad. What is Hue supposed to do?

    The Committee decided that Wentz was gonna suck in the NFL so he looked for a QB to use.

    He's got a center position that's missing the starter AND the backup. The guard goes to center and the backup guard was arrested. It's a shit storm at him.

    ----------

    Now let's talk apathy. (I mentioned this once before)

    This is the 5th week of the season and there were almost as many Pat's fans as Browns fans.......in the Browns home stadium.

    Season ticket holders, by week FIVE, are selling their tickets on Stub Hub.

    This is what happens when your team sucks for 20 years (ok, close enough to 20).

    Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    Now let's talk apathy. (I mentioned this once before)

    This is the 5th week of the season and there were almost as many Pat's fans as Browns fans.......in the Browns home stadium.

    Season ticket holders, by week FIVE, are selling their tickets on Stub Hub.

    This is what happens when your team sucks for 20 years (ok, close enough to 20).

    Yep....I was at the game and it was truly disgusting.

    "Brady, Brady, Brady" chants a few times in the stadium, were really loud. I'm thinking it was at least 50% Pats fans in the house.

    I haven't given up, never will, but today I just wanted to punch somebody. Pats fans should be proud of their team, but beating up a decimated Browns team and acting cocky, damn, I'm glad I didn't end up in jail.

  • DieHardBrownsFanD DieHardBrownsFan wrote on last edited by

    This team is the worst I've seen since 1999. Fucking New England fans were running the stadium. Pitiful.

  • Browns1216B Browns1216 wrote on last edited by

    well some good news, at least Kessler doesn't have a broken collarbone

    http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2016/10/cody_kessler_has_no_broken_bon.html

  • jbluhm86J jbluhm86 wrote on last edited by jbluhm86

    To all of you who are wanting Hue to be fired after only 5 games:

    What decent coach do you think the Browns could get at this point to replace him? We've been doing the whole "change the HC every 2-3 years" for almost two decades now. No other coach worth a damn is going to come here knowing that. This job is the very definition of toxic.

    But, by all mean, keep entertaining yourselves with the thought that the next Belichek is just around the corner for the Browns.

  • Wow... negativity is way ahead of schedule this year.

    Bill did what he always does... takes away his opponent's offensive strength: our run game... including Pryor. Even then Kess put together a decent TD drive before getting pancaked out of the game.

    For anyone not paying attention, Horton returned the favor. Pats averaged a mere 2.8 YPC. What Ray could not do was generate pass pressure at the same time. Nothing we did not know before kick off.

    Hope Kess is OK, but if not, then CBJ and Hogan are 1 and 2 next week.

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by

    @tour2ma said:

    Wow... negativity is way ahead of schedule this year.

    Bill did what he always does... takes away his opponent's offensive strength: our run game... including Pryor. Even then Kess put together a decent TD drive before getting pancaked out of the game.

    For anyone not paying attention, Horton returned the favor. Pats averaged a mere 2.8 YPC. What Ray could not do was generate pass pressure at the same time. Nothing we did not know before kick off.

    Hope Kess is OK, but if not, then CBJ and Hogan are 1 and 2 next week.

    OK, There's positives to take away from that game? Please point them out to me. Aw gee, don't have to run when you can pass at will.

    @orion said:

    Now let's talk apathy. (I mentioned this once before)

    This is the 5th week of the season and there were almost as many Pat's fans as Browns fans.......in the Browns home stadium.

    Season ticket holders, by week FIVE, are selling their tickets on Stub Hub.

    This is what happens when your team sucks for 20 years (ok, close enough to 20).

    And shame on you season ticket holders. I was surrounded by Patriots fans. Rather make a buck than go to the game.

    @bob806 said:

    Yep....I was at the game and it was truly disgusting.

    "Brady, Brady, Brady" chants a few times in the stadium, were really loud. I'm thinking it was at least 50% Pats fans in the house.

    I haven't given up, never will, but today I just wanted to punch somebody. Pats fans should be proud of their team, but beating up a decimated Browns team and acting cocky, damn, I'm glad I didn't end up in jail.

    A new low point indeed. If you can beat up on a lousy team, why not? Solid contenders for the first pick next year.

  • The Cysko KidT The Cysko Kid wrote on last edited by

    0-20 baby, let's do this

  • miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by

    i don't think beating up on us is correct. maybe a good swift kick in the ass, yes.

    belichick took it easy on us today. don't know if it was because his days here ended like so many fans dreams did or that he felt sorry for the browns.

    he coulda easily laid 50+ on us.

  • @tour2ma said:

    Wow... negativity is way ahead of schedule this year.

    Bill did what he always does... takes away his opponent's offensive strength: our run game... including Pryor. Even then Kess put together a decent TD drive before getting pancaked out of the game.

    For anyone not paying attention, Horton returned the favor. Pats averaged a mere 2.8 YPC. What Ray could not do was generate pass pressure at the same time. Nothing we did not know before kick off.

    Hope Kess is OK, but if not, then CBJ and Hogan are 1 and 2 next week.

    OK, There's positives to take away from that game? Please point them out to me. Aw gee, don't have to run when you can pass at will.

    @orion said:

    Now let's talk apathy. (I mentioned this once before)

    This is the 5th week of the season and there were almost as many Pat's fans as Browns fans.......in the Browns home stadium.

    Season ticket holders, by week FIVE, are selling their tickets on Stub Hub.

    This is what happens when your team sucks for 20 years (ok, close enough to 20).

    And shame on you season ticket holders. I was surrounded by Patriots fans. Rather make a buck than go to the game.

    @bob806 said:

    Yep....I was at the game and it was truly disgusting.

    "Brady, Brady, Brady" chants a few times in the stadium, were really loud. I'm thinking it was at least 50% Pats fans in the house.

    I haven't given up, never will, but today I just wanted to punch somebody. Pats fans should be proud of their team, but beating up a decimated Browns team and acting cocky, damn, I'm glad I didn't end up in jail.

    A new low point indeed. If you can beat up on a lousy team, why not? Solid contenders for the first pick next year.

    Mark OM Mark O wrote on last edited by

    @hoorta said:

    OK, There's positives to take away from that game? Please point them out to me. Aw gee, don't have to run when you can pass at will.

    And shame on you season ticket holders. I was surrounded by Patriots fans. Rather make a buck than go to the game.

    The only positive would be the first scoring drive. Kessler looked pretty solid on that drive.

    Agree with you on the season ticket holders.....at least one of whom is regular member of this board who sold his tickets to Pats fans today.

  • We start the game with our rookie 3rd round pick, 3rd string QB...and finish the game 2 quarterbacks later with Pryor at the helm.

    It's bad. What is Hue supposed to do?

    The Committee decided that Wentz was gonna suck in the NFL so he looked for a QB to use.

    He's got a center position that's missing the starter AND the backup. The guard goes to center and the backup guard was arrested. It's a shit storm at him.

    ----------

    Now let's talk apathy. (I mentioned this once before)

    This is the 5th week of the season and there were almost as many Pat's fans as Browns fans.......in the Browns home stadium.

    Season ticket holders, by week FIVE, are selling their tickets on Stub Hub.

    This is what happens when your team sucks for 20 years (ok, close enough to 20).

    bbedwardB bbedward wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    Now let's talk apathy. (I mentioned this once before)

    This is the 5th week of the season and there were almost as many Pat's fans as Browns fans.......in the Browns home stadium.

    Season ticket holders, by week FIVE, are selling their tickets on Stub Hub.

    This is what happens when your team sucks for 20 years (ok, close enough to 20).

    Tickets a lot cheaper in Cleveland than in foxborough

  • Wow... negativity is way ahead of schedule this year.

    Bill did what he always does... takes away his opponent's offensive strength: our run game... including Pryor. Even then Kess put together a decent TD drive before getting pancaked out of the game.

    For anyone not paying attention, Horton returned the favor. Pats averaged a mere 2.8 YPC. What Ray could not do was generate pass pressure at the same time. Nothing we did not know before kick off.

    Hope Kess is OK, but if not, then CBJ and Hogan are 1 and 2 next week.

    B BaconHound wrote on last edited by

    @tour2ma said:

    Wow... negativity is way ahead of schedule this year.

    Bill did what he always does... takes away his opponent's offensive strength: our run game... including Pryor. Even then Kess put together a decent TD drive before getting pancaked out of the game.

    For anyone not paying attention, Horton returned the favor. Pats averaged a mere 2.8 YPC. What Ray could not do was generate pass pressure at the same time. Nothing we did not know before kick off.

    Hope Kess is OK, but if not, then CBJ and Hogan are 1 and 2 next week.

    God I hope that's not true. A defensive coordinator knowing his offense is going to struggle to score thinking the best plan is to see if Tom Brady can pass a team to victory.

  • Wow... negativity is way ahead of schedule this year.

    Bill did what he always does... takes away his opponent's offensive strength: our run game... including Pryor. Even then Kess put together a decent TD drive before getting pancaked out of the game.

    For anyone not paying attention, Horton returned the favor. Pats averaged a mere 2.8 YPC. What Ray could not do was generate pass pressure at the same time. Nothing we did not know before kick off.

    Hope Kess is OK, but if not, then CBJ and Hogan are 1 and 2 next week.

    T Tacosman wrote on last edited by

    who gives a ****? You don't win in the nil(especially the first half before one team gets up) by running the ball or stopping the run. It actually can be a bad thing to run the ball sorta well(like 4.3 ypc) or stop the run well because teams may abandon the run early(which you don't want them to do). the rams led the league in rushing I believe last year and their offense sucked. We were leading the league in ypg or ypc or whatever going into this game and our offense was nothing special.....

    you win in the nfl today by throwing the ball to get ahead in the first half to three quarters and then it's nice to be able to run the ball a bit at the end to burn clock. The idea that you are going to build a winning football team by stopping the run and running the ball as a mainstay of your team is ridiculous and a sure sign of a losing strategy

    @tour2ma said:

    For anyone not paying attention, Horton returned the favor. Pats averaged a mere 2.8 YPC.

    \

  • who gives a ****? You don't win in the nil(especially the first half before one team gets up) by running the ball or stopping the run. It actually can be a bad thing to run the ball sorta well(like 4.3 ypc) or stop the run well because teams may abandon the run early(which you don't want them to do). the rams led the league in rushing I believe last year and their offense sucked. We were leading the league in ypg or ypc or whatever going into this game and our offense was nothing special.....

    you win in the nfl today by throwing the ball to get ahead in the first half to three quarters and then it's nice to be able to run the ball a bit at the end to burn clock. The idea that you are going to build a winning football team by stopping the run and running the ball as a mainstay of your team is ridiculous and a sure sign of a losing strategy

    @tour2ma said:

    For anyone not paying attention, Horton returned the favor. Pats averaged a mere 2.8 YPC.

    \

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by Orion

    @tacosman said:

    you win in the nfl today by throwing the ball

    Agree 100%.

    As Joe Banner said, "In today's NFL you need to Pass and Rush The Passer".

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    0-16 baby! Then we trade away the first pick in the draft for eight 4th rounders.

  • @tacosman said:

    you win in the nfl today by throwing the ball

    Agree 100%.

    As Joe Banner said, "In today's NFL you need to Pass and Rush The Passer".

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    0-16 baby! Then we trade away the first pick in the draft for eight 4th rounders.

    Canton DawgC Canton Dawg wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    Then we trade away the first pick in the draft for eight 4th rounders.

    Funny but true.

    The Browns need to abandon the idea of trading down to find a diamond in the rough...it's time to find the diamond.

  • @tour2ma said:

    Wow... negativity is way ahead of schedule this year.

    Bill did what he always does... takes away his opponent's offensive strength: our run game... including Pryor. Even then Kess put together a decent TD drive before getting pancaked out of the game.

    For anyone not paying attention, Horton returned the favor. Pats averaged a mere 2.8 YPC. What Ray could not do was generate pass pressure at the same time. Nothing we did not know before kick off.

    Hope Kess is OK, but if not, then CBJ and Hogan are 1 and 2 next week.

    God I hope that's not true. A defensive coordinator knowing his offense is going to struggle to score thinking the best plan is to see if Tom Brady can pass a team to victory.

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by

    @baconhound said:

    God I hope that's not true. A defensive coordinator knowing his offense is going to struggle to score thinking the best plan is to see if Tom Brady can pass a team to victory.

    So your point is you'd rather be bitching about allowing 200 yards rushing?

    @orion said:

    Now let's talk apathy. (I mentioned this once before)

    This is the 5th week of the season and there were almost as many Pat's fans as Browns fans.......in the Browns home stadium.

    Season ticket holders, by week FIVE, are selling their tickets on Stub Hub.

    This is what happens when your team sucks for 20 years (ok, close enough to 20).

    You act as if this is something new... My only CBS game was on 9-23-12 vs. Buffalo and the crowd was a full-1/4 Bills fans... and that's a conservative estimate.

    @hoorta said:

    OK, There's positives to take away from that game? Please point them out to me. Aw gee, don't have to run when you can pass at will.

    I'd argue the "passing at will" was more a product of no pressure, but in any case not running has no impact on YPC.

    Positives? Small ones, h, small ones. But you don't seem to be in the mood for any right now... so maybe tomorrow...

  • who gives a ****? You don't win in the nil(especially the first half before one team gets up) by running the ball or stopping the run. It actually can be a bad thing to run the ball sorta well(like 4.3 ypc) or stop the run well because teams may abandon the run early(which you don't want them to do). the rams led the league in rushing I believe last year and their offense sucked. We were leading the league in ypg or ypc or whatever going into this game and our offense was nothing special.....

    you win in the nfl today by throwing the ball to get ahead in the first half to three quarters and then it's nice to be able to run the ball a bit at the end to burn clock. The idea that you are going to build a winning football team by stopping the run and running the ball as a mainstay of your team is ridiculous and a sure sign of a losing strategy

    @tour2ma said:

    For anyone not paying attention, Horton returned the favor. Pats averaged a mere 2.8 YPC.

    \

    tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by tiamat63

    @tacosman said:

    you win in the nfl today by throwing the ball to get ahead in the first half to three quarters and then it's nice to be able to run the ball a bit at the end to burn clock. The idea that you are going to build a winning football team by stopping the run and running the ball as a mainstay of your team is ridiculous and a sure sign of a losing strategy

    I have Jerry Jones on line 1 for you, sir. He says it's important.

    edit: I'm also fielding calls from a one Pete Carroll as well.

  • @tacosman said:

    you win in the nfl today by throwing the ball to get ahead in the first half to three quarters and then it's nice to be able to run the ball a bit at the end to burn clock. The idea that you are going to build a winning football team by stopping the run and running the ball as a mainstay of your team is ridiculous and a sure sign of a losing strategy

    I have Jerry Jones on line 1 for you, sir. He says it's important.

    edit: I'm also fielding calls from a one Pete Carroll as well.

    miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by miktoxic

    @tiamat63 said:

    I have Jerry Jones on line 1 for you, sir. He says it's important.

    true dat.

    i don't think there is not just one way to win, except of course to have a team of talented players that know their job, are very good at what they do and give you 110 every sunday. thinking that half these kids should know how to run block and tackle obviously isn't true. the way half our guys play it's like they played soccer their whole lives.

    rebuild? yeah, can you start with the lines......for the umpteenth gazillionth time? drafting wentz woulda been great but looking at what is being dressed and playing on sundays he would've had to sit for 2-3 years while the FO drafted left and right down the line on both sides of the ball.

  • @baconhound said:

    God I hope that's not true. A defensive coordinator knowing his offense is going to struggle to score thinking the best plan is to see if Tom Brady can pass a team to victory.

    So your point is you'd rather be bitching about allowing 200 yards rushing?

    @orion said:

    Now let's talk apathy. (I mentioned this once before)

    This is the 5th week of the season and there were almost as many Pat's fans as Browns fans.......in the Browns home stadium.

    Season ticket holders, by week FIVE, are selling their tickets on Stub Hub.

    This is what happens when your team sucks for 20 years (ok, close enough to 20).

    You act as if this is something new... My only CBS game was on 9-23-12 vs. Buffalo and the crowd was a full-1/4 Bills fans... and that's a conservative estimate.

    @hoorta said:

    OK, There's positives to take away from that game? Please point them out to me. Aw gee, don't have to run when you can pass at will.

    I'd argue the "passing at will" was more a product of no pressure, but in any case not running has no impact on YPC.

    Positives? Small ones, h, small ones. But you don't seem to be in the mood for any right now... so maybe tomorrow...

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by hoorta

    @tour2ma said:

    I'd argue the "passing at will" was more a product of no pressure, but in any case not running has no impact on YPC.

    Positives? Small ones, h, small ones. But you don't seem to be in the mood for any right now... so maybe tomorrow...

    I'm always in the mood for positives Tour. But that was a thorough ass kicking. It was over when Kessler got killed for the safety. Just let the air out of the few Browns fans who were there. Bill was treating that as a scrimmage it was so bad. It's a broken record- essentially zero pass rush, game after game, year after year.

    I'll take a look at the replay when I get home.

  • Bennet is doing a Peter Griffin.

    jcam222J jcam222 wrote on last edited by

    @logicisforsquares said:

    Bennet is doing a Peter Griffin.

    lol hilarious episode