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  • Zombo said:

    So, you are saying that since I am an older Browns fan that has never sold my any of my tickets to the opponents I am part of the problem, but that while you are a younger fan that is "offended" by the number of Pats fan, you are not?

    No opposing fan has ever bought my tickets, I fly up to support my team every year, so again. ... If you are humiliated to be a Browns fan... That is on you and your generation. We're good.

    Z

    Z my post was to have said "you and I" are part of the generation that are solid to support. I'm an old fart now lol. It's the younger ones who I was referring to as risk of losing fan base. It's awesome you don't sell your seats to opposing teams. I don't either. And I am DEFINITELY not humiliated to BE a Browns fan. I proudly wear my Browns gear country wide traveling on business. Perhaps I don't explain well but I mean it was humiliating to us all collectively that so many "fans" gave up their Tix to Pats fans.
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    @jcam222 said:

    Z my post was to have said "you and I" are part of the generation that are solid to support. I'm an old fart now lol. It's the younger ones who I was referring to as risk of losing fan base. It's awesome you don't sell your seats to opposing teams. I don't either. And I am DEFINITELY not humiliated to BE a Browns fan. I proudly wear my Browns gear country wide traveling on business. Perhaps I don't explain well but I mean it was humiliating to us all collectively that so many "fans" gave up their Tix to Pats fans.

    Got it.

    Hang in there.

    We will be bronze gods in 2018

    Z

  • medicinemanM medicineman wrote on last edited by

    I am above 35, I am above 36 I am older than 37 And I been sick of this crap and 1 thing that makes me pissed is hearing about the draft, We have not had a decent draft pk in years, We draft a qb to sit on the bench, like we did with Quinn, Mcoy, Johnny, I can go on and on we all can, so quit talking about the draft. Want us to be patient and have us draft and take a season or 2 to develop a player? Fuck that, start winning and soon.

  • I am above 35, I am above 36 I am older than 37 And I been sick of this crap and 1 thing that makes me pissed is hearing about the draft, We have not had a decent draft pk in years, We draft a qb to sit on the bench, like we did with Quinn, Mcoy, Johnny, I can go on and on we all can, so quit talking about the draft. Want us to be patient and have us draft and take a season or 2 to develop a player? Fuck that, start winning and soon.

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    @medicineman said:

    I am above 35, I am above 36 I am older than 37 And I been sick of this crap and 1 thing that makes me pissed is hearing about the draft, We have not had a decent draft pk in years, We draft a qb to sit on the bench, like we did with Quinn, Mcoy, Johnny, I can go on and on we all can, so quit talking about the draft. Want us to be patient and have us draft and take a season or 2 to develop a player? Fuck that, start winning and soon.

    all the draft picks we keep trading down for......... are worthless, when they all suck

    Please stay at 1,23,or 4 and take the BEST player available

  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by

    we made this game so easy for pats...1.continuing to run behind Greco & Bailey maybe good since Miami,Balt. & Skins but you must change that channel up with Belicheck. 2.No deep threats at QB nor WR's, lines all your defenders up 8-12 yards off LOS..good luck & Again thanks J.Gordon. 3. Pile on poor Tackling & no pressure. No Doubt, worst performance of season..

  • stillmotionS stillmotion wrote on last edited by

    Hue said in his presser, that someday we'd be like the patriots, but just that he had no idea how long it will take to achieve it. So let's be patient fellas. If they fuck that up in the long term, then we can get frustrated.

  • jcam222J jcam222 wrote on last edited by

    Lol anyone catch the new Simpsons tonight? Parody of the Patriot cheaters (Boston Americans) as cheating team that Bart defects to as a fan.

  • medicinemanM medicineman wrote on last edited by

    How many seasons now have we seen piss poor tackles? Freaking awful. Did you see that screen pass to Gronk in the first that turned out to be like a 40 yard gain? Just slide right off him

  • Opal312O Opal312 wrote on last edited by

    I'm 60; how patient should I be? Any casual fan knows Belicheck is the master at taking away the opponents strengths. Be that a running back, tight end or QB. Everyone knew he would stop our running game. I had Crowell and Pryor on my bench in every fantasy league. Since Kessler was starting his 3rd game with no Oline it was a no brainer! I didn't see the game just NFL Gameday which was punishment enough.

    In the meantime all I can think about is Zeke Elliot, Dak Prescott and Carson Wentz. Why oh why did they not get impact players! So here we are with eleven more games and I'm already wondering if the Front Office Baboons will pass on a Quarterback in the draft. There's no guarantee they'll have a better draft as long as we have Clowns running the Browns.

  • C CaineDeSoulis wrote on last edited by

    outcoached boys, we'll getem next time.... we'll whenever we get a new DC atleast hopefully next year 🙂 maybe add in a real full OC and we might be in business 😁

  • I'm 60; how patient should I be? Any casual fan knows Belicheck is the master at taking away the opponents strengths. Be that a running back, tight end or QB. Everyone knew he would stop our running game. I had Crowell and Pryor on my bench in every fantasy league. Since Kessler was starting his 3rd game with no Oline it was a no brainer! I didn't see the game just NFL Gameday which was punishment enough.

    In the meantime all I can think about is Zeke Elliot, Dak Prescott and Carson Wentz. Why oh why did they not get impact players! So here we are with eleven more games and I'm already wondering if the Front Office Baboons will pass on a Quarterback in the draft. There's no guarantee they'll have a better draft as long as we have Clowns running the Browns.

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    @opal312 said:

    I'm 60; how patient should I be? Any casual fan knows Belicheck is the master at taking away the opponents strengths. Be that a running back, tight end or QB. Everyone knew he would stop our running game. I had Crowell and Pryor on my bench in every fantasy league. Since Kessler was starting his 3rd game with no Oline it was a no brainer! I didn't see the game just NFL Gameday which was punishment enough.

    In the meantime all I can think about is Zeke Elliot, Dak Prescott and Carson Wentz. Why oh why did they not get impact players! So here we are with eleven more games and I'm already wondering if the Front Office Baboons will pass on a Quarterback in the draft. There's no guarantee they'll have a better draft as long as we have Clowns running the Browns.

    because we NEEDED all of those picks I'm so tired of the "why o why didnt we draft X player or players" fuck impact players build a goddamn team and run a real football scheme

  • T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by

    There is no reason to be frustrated this season. We all know the team was completely disassembled and is being built back starting with 14 rookies. This was a 3 win team before this process was started, so there is nothing to be frustrated about, especially when playing one of the better teams in the NFL. Bite the bullet,learn from experience and move on to Tenn where we have a legitimate shot at win #1.

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    @medicineman said:

    What's with kid syd here?

    what's with me ? ill tell ya I'm fucking sick of are team losing

    so ya fuck off

    jbluhm86J jbluhm86 wrote on last edited by

    @syd said:

    what's with me ? ill tell ya I'm fucking sick of are team losing

    so ya fuck off

  • Today at the stadium was humiliating and demoralizing. I sadly wonder if a fan base will survive the length of time this rebuild will take. I felt like I was at an away game. The Brady chants were deafening and sickening. I feel now as though we may be witnessing the second and final funeral of our Cleveland Browns slowly unfold.

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    @jcam222 said:

    Today at the stadium was humiliating and demoralizing. I sadly wonder if a fan base will survive the length of time this rebuild will take. I felt like I was at an away game. The Brady chants were deafening and sickening. I feel now as though we may be witnessing the second and final funeral of our Cleveland Browns slowly unfold.

    Zombo said:

    If you were humiliated and demoralized ... That's on you.

    Maybe you weren't raised right.

    Maybe you are a pussy.

    But the fan base will be fine. Um, no it's not, and it really hasn't been for at least a couple years. Local support is rapidly going in the shitter.

    This is a "free year" ... We sold off assets, handed over the keys to some kids, and we've already played five QBs.

    I love this team. When we win the Super Bowl in 2020 I will look up all 53 of these fuckers and give them a personal message of thanks.

    Ok ... all 73, including the 13 QBs

    @jcam222 said:

    Zombo with all due respect to admin your fucking comments are way out of line. I love this team every damn bit as much as you and nothing I said reflects differently. I'm far from the only fan at the game who was humiliated by the fact so many so called "Browns fans" sold their damn seats to Pats fans. That is humiliating. There is a segment of the fan base that will unquestionably be fine. You and I are part of that. If you think the younger fan base for the Browns is stable and sustainable at this point you are mistaken in my opinion.

    Ditto.

    Z- yeah, I hope I live long enough to see a Browns SB win. But I'm with jcam. Today at the stadium was like going to the wake of a dead dear friend, it was sure quiet enough down by the lake. Outside of our touchdowns, the only cheering I heard was BRADY! BRADY! BRADY! Really- it would be less embarrassing on a national level to just forfeit the rest of the season. You'd have to be at least 57 to clearly remember the last Browns championship. And I can tell you @ 5 years old, I don't recall ever seeing Otto Graham play. Or be at least 36 to remember the days of Bernie. Those young fans are in danger- to use your words- of turning into soccer fags. We used to pride ourselves on our rabid fan base- but I'm afraid a fair percentage of it has died off from rabies. Just lost any remaining home field advantage we might have had. (Those empty seats and huge influxes of opposing team's fans are proof enough.) Expect the same when you come up for the Cowboys game. The only way to turn that around is to start winning, and for sure that's not happening this year. 🙁

    Sure, we might win a game or two this year- I just hope Hue can keep control of the team as the losses continue to pile up.

  • There is no reason to be frustrated this season. We all know the team was completely disassembled and is being built back starting with 14 rookies. This was a 3 win team before this process was started, so there is nothing to be frustrated about, especially when playing one of the better teams in the NFL. Bite the bullet,learn from experience and move on to Tenn where we have a legitimate shot at win #1.

    Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by

    @texasag1969 said:

    There is no reason to be frustrated this season. We all know the team was completely disassembled and is being built back starting with 14 rookies. This was a 3 win team before this process was started, so there is nothing to be frustrated about, especially when playing one of the better teams in the NFL. Bite the bullet,learn from experience and move on to Tenn where we have a legitimate shot at win #1.

    I'm frustrated as hell, but I agree with you here.

    Stay the course Browns. Hue was a good hire. Jimmy needs to stay patient.

    I hate draft talk, but another draft will fix more holes. We do have some good young players, the sky isn't falling.

    I just want some home wins down the stretch. Sick of leaving that stadium sad, pissed.

  • @jcam222 said:

    Today at the stadium was humiliating and demoralizing. I sadly wonder if a fan base will survive the length of time this rebuild will take. I felt like I was at an away game. The Brady chants were deafening and sickening. I feel now as though we may be witnessing the second and final funeral of our Cleveland Browns slowly unfold.

    Zombo said:

    If you were humiliated and demoralized ... That's on you.

    Maybe you weren't raised right.

    Maybe you are a pussy.

    But the fan base will be fine. Um, no it's not, and it really hasn't been for at least a couple years. Local support is rapidly going in the shitter.

    This is a "free year" ... We sold off assets, handed over the keys to some kids, and we've already played five QBs.

    I love this team. When we win the Super Bowl in 2020 I will look up all 53 of these fuckers and give them a personal message of thanks.

    Ok ... all 73, including the 13 QBs

    @jcam222 said:

    Zombo with all due respect to admin your fucking comments are way out of line. I love this team every damn bit as much as you and nothing I said reflects differently. I'm far from the only fan at the game who was humiliated by the fact so many so called "Browns fans" sold their damn seats to Pats fans. That is humiliating. There is a segment of the fan base that will unquestionably be fine. You and I are part of that. If you think the younger fan base for the Browns is stable and sustainable at this point you are mistaken in my opinion.

    Ditto.

    Z- yeah, I hope I live long enough to see a Browns SB win. But I'm with jcam. Today at the stadium was like going to the wake of a dead dear friend, it was sure quiet enough down by the lake. Outside of our touchdowns, the only cheering I heard was BRADY! BRADY! BRADY! Really- it would be less embarrassing on a national level to just forfeit the rest of the season. You'd have to be at least 57 to clearly remember the last Browns championship. And I can tell you @ 5 years old, I don't recall ever seeing Otto Graham play. Or be at least 36 to remember the days of Bernie. Those young fans are in danger- to use your words- of turning into soccer fags. We used to pride ourselves on our rabid fan base- but I'm afraid a fair percentage of it has died off from rabies. Just lost any remaining home field advantage we might have had. (Those empty seats and huge influxes of opposing team's fans are proof enough.) Expect the same when you come up for the Cowboys game. The only way to turn that around is to start winning, and for sure that's not happening this year. 🙁

    Sure, we might win a game or two this year- I just hope Hue can keep control of the team as the losses continue to pile up.

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    @hoorta said:

    Ditto.

    Z- yeah, I hope I live long enough to see a Browns SB win. But I'm with jcam. Today at the stadium was like going to the wake of a dead dear friend, it was sure quiet enough down by the lake. Outside of our touchdowns, the only cheering I heard was BRADY! BRADY! BRADY! Really- it would be less embarrassing on a national level to just forfeit the rest of the season. You'd have to be at least 57 to clearly remember the last Browns championship. And I can tell you @ 5 years old, I don't recall ever seeing Otto Graham play. Or be at least 36 to remember the days of Bernie. Those young fans are in danger- to use your words- of turning into soccer fags. We used to pride ourselves on our rabid fan base- but I'm afraid a fair percentage of it has died off from rabies. Just lost any remaining home field advantage we might have had. (Those empty seats and huge influxes of opposing team's fans are proof enough.) Expect the same when you come up for the Cowboys game. The only way to turn that around is to start winning, and for sure that's not happening this year. 🙁

    Sure, we might win a game or two this year- I just hope Hue can keep control of the team as the losses continue to pile up.

    FWIW----I just checked on stubhub and seatgeek for tickets for the Jets game,

    and there is an ASSLOAD of good seats for sale.

  • jiggins7919J jiggins7919 wrote on last edited by

    Even though expectations probably should've been LOW, there's still reason for frustration. We let Mitchell Scwartz go, and that's reason enough to be pissed. Benji made a great career move by going to San Diego, and he fits in well with them. I'm not too upset about letting him go, but it's pretty obvious we could've used him now. Alex Mack was going to go no matter what, so I can't blame anyone for that. However, it makes me very sad to see him doing so well. Before yesterday, we were running the ball very well without a good center. Just imagine how good we could be if we had him...

    Not keeping Schwartz probably did not help us in terms of pass protection, and we're losing QB's faster than any team in the history of the NFL. THAT's my main current frustration. Cody had an incredible 75 yard drive that actually ended in a touchdown. I couldn't believe it. Hawk ran a killer route, and once again Kessler displayed his awesome accuracy. What I like even more is Kessler probably wanted to look for Pryor, but he took one look at the pre-snap defense, and he immediately saw the safety playing completely next to Pryor. Pats didn't even try to hide what they were doing, and like they always do, they take away what you do best and make you beat them another way. We knew this, and we had the perfect play.

    So why I am frustrated? I'm frustrated that we had two road games in a row (that we played pretty well in and could've won), and then when we FINALLY get a home game, it just so happens to be against the best QB in the damn history of the league RIGHT when he comes back from a suspension. What are the damn odds? The home crowd got to cheer for about a quarter, and that's it. I'm frustrated that Kessler got knocked out of the game. It goes to show you how important mobility is in the NFL. Mobility and strength. Cody just looks so damn slow out there. If he has a clean pocket and a running game, I think he can move the ball and put some points on the board. But we're the damn Cleveland Browns. We're not going to have a clean pocket, and the running game apparently isn't anywhere near as good as we once hoped.

    Yeah, I'm frustrated.

  • T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by

    Scwartz actually bailed on us himself and not the other way around. Go do so fact checking.

  • @jcam222 said:

    Today at the stadium was humiliating and demoralizing. I sadly wonder if a fan base will survive the length of time this rebuild will take. I felt like I was at an away game. The Brady chants were deafening and sickening. I feel now as though we may be witnessing the second and final funeral of our Cleveland Browns slowly unfold.

    Zombo said:

    If you were humiliated and demoralized ... That's on you.

    Maybe you weren't raised right.

    Maybe you are a pussy.

    But the fan base will be fine. Um, no it's not, and it really hasn't been for at least a couple years. Local support is rapidly going in the shitter.

    This is a "free year" ... We sold off assets, handed over the keys to some kids, and we've already played five QBs.

    I love this team. When we win the Super Bowl in 2020 I will look up all 53 of these fuckers and give them a personal message of thanks.

    Ok ... all 73, including the 13 QBs

    @jcam222 said:

    Zombo with all due respect to admin your fucking comments are way out of line. I love this team every damn bit as much as you and nothing I said reflects differently. I'm far from the only fan at the game who was humiliated by the fact so many so called "Browns fans" sold their damn seats to Pats fans. That is humiliating. There is a segment of the fan base that will unquestionably be fine. You and I are part of that. If you think the younger fan base for the Browns is stable and sustainable at this point you are mistaken in my opinion.

    Ditto.

    Z- yeah, I hope I live long enough to see a Browns SB win. But I'm with jcam. Today at the stadium was like going to the wake of a dead dear friend, it was sure quiet enough down by the lake. Outside of our touchdowns, the only cheering I heard was BRADY! BRADY! BRADY! Really- it would be less embarrassing on a national level to just forfeit the rest of the season. You'd have to be at least 57 to clearly remember the last Browns championship. And I can tell you @ 5 years old, I don't recall ever seeing Otto Graham play. Or be at least 36 to remember the days of Bernie. Those young fans are in danger- to use your words- of turning into soccer fags. We used to pride ourselves on our rabid fan base- but I'm afraid a fair percentage of it has died off from rabies. Just lost any remaining home field advantage we might have had. (Those empty seats and huge influxes of opposing team's fans are proof enough.) Expect the same when you come up for the Cowboys game. The only way to turn that around is to start winning, and for sure that's not happening this year. 🙁

    Sure, we might win a game or two this year- I just hope Hue can keep control of the team as the losses continue to pile up.

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    @hoorta said:

    Ditto.

    Z- yeah, I hope I live long enough to see a Browns SB win. But I'm with jcam. Today at the stadium was like going to the wake of a dead dear friend, it was sure quiet enough down by the lake. Outside of our touchdowns, the only cheering I heard was BRADY! BRADY! BRADY! Really- it would be less embarrassing on a national level to just forfeit the rest of the season. You'd have to be at least 57 to clearly remember the last Browns championship. And I can tell you @ 5 years old, I don't recall ever seeing Otto Graham play. Or be at least 36 to remember the days of Bernie. Those young fans are in danger- to use your words- of turning into soccer fags. We used to pride ourselves on our rabid fan base- but I'm afraid a fair percentage of it has died off from rabies. Just lost any remaining home field advantage we might have had. (Those empty seats and huge influxes of opposing team's fans are proof enough.) Expect the same when you come up for the Cowboys game. The only way to turn that around is to start winning, and for sure that's not happening this year. 🙁

    Sure, we might win a game or two this year- I just hope Hue can keep control of the team as the losses continue to pile up.

    @hoorta said:

    Ditto.

    Z- yeah, I hope I live long enough to see a Browns SB win. But I'm with jcam. Today at the stadium was like going to the wake of a dead dear friend, it was sure quiet enough down by the lake. Outside of our touchdowns, the only cheering I heard was BRADY! BRADY! BRADY! Really- it would be less embarrassing on a national level to just forfeit the rest of the season. You'd have to be at least 57 to clearly remember the last Browns championship. And I can tell you @ 5 years old, I don't recall ever seeing Otto Graham play. Or be at least 36 to remember the days of Bernie. Those young fans are in danger- to use your words- of turning into soccer fags. We used to pride ourselves on our rabid fan base- but I'm afraid a fair percentage of it has died off from rabies. Just lost any remaining home field advantage we might have had. (Those empty seats and huge influxes of opposing team's fans are proof enough.) Expect the same when you come up for the Cowboys game. The only way to turn that around is to start winning, and for sure that's not happening this year. 🙁

    Sure, we might win a game or two this year- I just hope Hue can keep control of the team as the losses continue to pile up.

    i met fans who stopped renewing their season tix 5 yrs ago...i'll bet they are happy as a pig in mud...all the moola they saved...i'd rather spend my money on a good concert or a few nights out at my favorite restaurant than watch the garbage being produced yr after yr with this owner...god is he horrible...

  • @syd said:

    don't believe in karma so u can fuck off but u are the one wishing for the Browns to leave so again fuck off and die

    edit this is a edit fuck off jcam222 at least i use my real name i live in portland oregon so all the Browns backers know who i am so if you really want to find me just do the math instead of hiding behind some bullshit user handle

    Lol listen you inbred piece of shit READ my original post. From that post you take that I WANT our Browns to leave?? I was expressing concern we might lose them. I surely wouldn't want that to happen. I own PSL's and hope my family uses them well past the death you wished for me. I do sincerely hope your ignorant posts are because you are drunk as fuck as opposed to just naturally an ignorant douchebag. You might also want to work on your ability to use the edit button and phrase whole thoughts.
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    @jcam222 said:

    Lol listen you inbred piece of shit READ my original post. From that post you take that I WANT our Browns to leave?? I was expressing concern we might lose them. I surely wouldn't want that to happen. I own PSL's and hope my family uses them well past the death you wished for me. I do sincerely hope your ignorant posts are because you are drunk as fuck as opposed to just naturally an ignorant douchebag. You might also want to work on your ability to use the edit button and phrase whole thoughts.

    it could become reality if they move again...look at the rams...shit, they even won a superbowl and they moved back to la....and with the browns fanbase dropping, it is more likely they move again...It's all about the almighty dollar...that's all that counts these days...

  • Even though expectations probably should've been LOW, there's still reason for frustration. We let Mitchell Scwartz go, and that's reason enough to be pissed. Benji made a great career move by going to San Diego, and he fits in well with them. I'm not too upset about letting him go, but it's pretty obvious we could've used him now. Alex Mack was going to go no matter what, so I can't blame anyone for that. However, it makes me very sad to see him doing so well. Before yesterday, we were running the ball very well without a good center. Just imagine how good we could be if we had him...

    Not keeping Schwartz probably did not help us in terms of pass protection, and we're losing QB's faster than any team in the history of the NFL. THAT's my main current frustration. Cody had an incredible 75 yard drive that actually ended in a touchdown. I couldn't believe it. Hawk ran a killer route, and once again Kessler displayed his awesome accuracy. What I like even more is Kessler probably wanted to look for Pryor, but he took one look at the pre-snap defense, and he immediately saw the safety playing completely next to Pryor. Pats didn't even try to hide what they were doing, and like they always do, they take away what you do best and make you beat them another way. We knew this, and we had the perfect play.

    So why I am frustrated? I'm frustrated that we had two road games in a row (that we played pretty well in and could've won), and then when we FINALLY get a home game, it just so happens to be against the best QB in the damn history of the league RIGHT when he comes back from a suspension. What are the damn odds? The home crowd got to cheer for about a quarter, and that's it. I'm frustrated that Kessler got knocked out of the game. It goes to show you how important mobility is in the NFL. Mobility and strength. Cody just looks so damn slow out there. If he has a clean pocket and a running game, I think he can move the ball and put some points on the board. But we're the damn Cleveland Browns. We're not going to have a clean pocket, and the running game apparently isn't anywhere near as good as we once hoped.

    Yeah, I'm frustrated.

    jrb12711J jrb12711 wrote on last edited by

    @jiggins7919 said:

    So why I am frustrated? I'm frustrated that we had two road games in a row (that we played pretty well in and could've won), and then when we FINALLY get a home game, it just so happens to be against the best QB in the damn history of the league RIGHT when he comes back from a suspension. What are the damn odds? The home crowd got to cheer for about a quarter, and that's it. I'm frustrated that Kessler got knocked out of the game. It goes to show you how important mobility is in the NFL. Mobility and strength. Cody just looks so damn slow out there. If he has a clean pocket and a running game, I think he can move the ball and put some points on the board. But we're the damn Cleveland Browns. We're not going to have a clean pocket, and the running game apparently isn't anywhere near as good as we once hoped.

    Yeah, I'm frustrated.

    I'm really not sure what the hell you wanted Kessler to do in terms of dodging the hit that knocked him out of the game. I didn't clock it, but that defender was there in probably 1.5 seconds tops. Flash Gordon would not have been able to get out of that sack. I think conversely he's shown good, not great mobility so far.