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  • flyingfooldougF flyingfooldoug wrote on last edited by
    #4

    It's been pretty sparse at the stadium already. The Chargers game will be a ghost town. Even with revenue sharing, the owners know who is putting the least in the pot.

  • gftChrisG gftChris wrote on last edited by
    #5

    Remember last year when we had like 4 sacks all year apart from when we got 16 against the titans about 49ers combined? This steelers D is pretty woeful. I mean, not as bad as ours, but still bad by NFL standards.

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #6

    OK, I won't go to any.

  • C Clevfan4life wrote on last edited by
    #7

    I wanna go the chargers game to see big bear play. But yeah other than that screw it

  • W wargograw wrote on last edited by wargograw
    #8

    This might be a good idea if we had a veteran team. But I think it's counterproductive to refuse to support our team which is a bunch of kids.

    I want them to feel the Dawg Pound love and come out with their hair on fire next year.

  • This might be a good idea if we had a veteran team. But I think it's counterproductive to refuse to support our team which is a bunch of kids.

    I want them to feel the Dawg Pound love and come out with their hair on fire next year.

    flyingfooldougF flyingfooldoug wrote on last edited by
    #9

    @wargograw said:

    This might be a good idea if we had a veteran team. But I think it's counterproductive to refuse to support our team which is a bunch of kids.

    I want them to feel the Dawg Pound love and come out with their hair on fire next week.

    You going?
  • Opal312O Opal312 wrote on last edited by
    #10

    I live outside Tampa and I don't go to games. I watch NFL Game Day and they never show the Browns. They show highlights of the opponent every week and laugh. I'm sick of hearing them laugh. Yesterday the Host said "Don't worry the Browns will trade away their pick for 16 other guys"

    The only way to change what's happening is to stop paying! As long as they're getting rich; why should they care?

  • This might be a good idea if we had a veteran team. But I think it's counterproductive to refuse to support our team which is a bunch of kids.

    I want them to feel the Dawg Pound love and come out with their hair on fire next year.

    D BoneD D Bone wrote on last edited by
    #11

    @wargograw said:

    and come out with their hair on fire next week.

    Train wrecks and fire go hand and hand..... No need to worry.

  • Z Zombo wrote on last edited by
    #12

    Fucking homos.

    These guys need our support more than ever.

    Warriors like Pryor, Thomas, Josh, Shelton.

    I've already told my Browns Backer Group ... If you don't show up for a game this year, I am locking you out next year.

    Support these guys, you faggots. If you jump on the bandwagon in two years, I am punching you in the mouth.

    Z

  • Fucking homos.

    These guys need our support more than ever.

    Warriors like Pryor, Thomas, Josh, Shelton.

    I've already told my Browns Backer Group ... If you don't show up for a game this year, I am locking you out next year.

    Support these guys, you faggots. If you jump on the bandwagon in two years, I am punching you in the mouth.

    Z

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #13

    Zombo said:

    Fucking homos.

    These guys need our support more than ever.

    Warriors like Pryor, Thomas, Josh, Shelton.

    I've already told my Browns Backer Group ... If you don't show up for a game this year, I am locking you out next year.

    Support these guys, you faggots. If you jump on the bandwagon in two years, I am punching you in the mouth.

    Z

    I went to two games live this year....which is more than I have for any year since "the return". So, comparatively, I think I did my part.

  • Zombo said:

    Fucking homos.

    These guys need our support more than ever.

    Warriors like Pryor, Thomas, Josh, Shelton.

    I've already told my Browns Backer Group ... If you don't show up for a game this year, I am locking you out next year.

    Support these guys, you faggots. If you jump on the bandwagon in two years, I am punching you in the mouth.

    Z

    I went to two games live this year....which is more than I have for any year since "the return". So, comparatively, I think I did my part.

    Z Zombo wrote on last edited by
    #14

    @the-gipper said:

    I went to two games live this year....which is more than I have for any year since "the return". So, comparatively, I think I did my part.

    You're good, Gip.

    Not like I am keeping a list or anything.

    Ok, I am keeping a list.

    Z

  • @wargograw said:

    and come out with their hair on fire next week.

    Train wrecks and fire go hand and hand..... No need to worry.

    W wargograw wrote on last edited by
    #15

    @d-bone said:

    Train wrecks and fire go hand and hand..... No need to worry.

    That was supposed to say next year, not next week. I want them to play hard after a ton more talent is injected into this team next year.

  • Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by
    #16

    I split my season tickets with my cousin, and I love the cold weather games. So on to this week's NYG game, with a great tailgate party.

    Yeah, nothing gets me more upset than watching the Steelers come in here and kicking our ass, but it's no reason for me to stop going.

    My hope is that this year is rock bottom. Look at it this way, if you can....the analytic guys analyzed the 2016 draft, and learned from it. No more trading down, get the BPA. At least I hope they look at it that way.

  • Fucking homos.

    These guys need our support more than ever.

    Warriors like Pryor, Thomas, Josh, Shelton.

    I've already told my Browns Backer Group ... If you don't show up for a game this year, I am locking you out next year.

    Support these guys, you faggots. If you jump on the bandwagon in two years, I am punching you in the mouth.

    Z

    Canton MikeC Canton Mike wrote on last edited by
    #17

    Zombo said:

    Fucking homos.

    These guys need our support more than ever.

    Warriors like Pryor, Thomas, Josh, Shelton.

    I've already told my Browns Backer Group ... If you don't show up for a game this year, I am locking you out next year.

    Support these guys, you faggots. If you jump on the bandwagon in two years, I am punching you in the mouth.

    Z

    I'm all in & will not miss a game this year. We need to, as previously stated, send a message of support by OUT NUMBERING opposing fans at OUR home games. It bothers me a great deal that so many Browns Season Ticket Holders either sell or give away their tickets. Try putting your asses IN the seats you paid for & show these kids we are with them no matter what!

    I totally agree with Z's comments.

    Mike

  • C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by
    #18

    I know it was pitiful, but center/right of the oline and the pass defense was hopeless.

    The Browns have been doing what they were doing, and they were competitive.

    After a while, so many games, it's all they can do, they can't do anything else, and

    teams have their number now.

  • flyingfooldougF flyingfooldoug wrote on last edited by
    #19

    Stub hub has tickets for the Chargers game $6 apiece. No typo. Six dollars. That Jimmy sure is one shrewd business man.

  • T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
    #20

    When can you lock in good season tickets with great seats for next year? This presents an opportunity for the long term future if you want great seats from here on out. Several decades ago that is what my nephew did with the Broncos and now he takes one person to the game and sells the other two every game in prime seating for a fortune. And if he can't make the game he doubles that fortune. It also enabled him to get great Superbowl seats each time they have gone since the Elway era began. Those extra seats have made him a fortune while still having the option of going to the best games. He started doing this in his late teens when Denver was "not so good (pre-Elway)". Those tickets transferred well with him to the new stadium and sell for top $$. It more than pays for the games he goes to every year plus playoffs.

    So put your money with your loyalty as soon as you can. Buy them in the name of any late teen in the family so they can ride for years to come (although the apocryphal tale is you can actually inherit your prime seats in Denver if you have had them in the family that long).

  • When can you lock in good season tickets with great seats for next year? This presents an opportunity for the long term future if you want great seats from here on out. Several decades ago that is what my nephew did with the Broncos and now he takes one person to the game and sells the other two every game in prime seating for a fortune. And if he can't make the game he doubles that fortune. It also enabled him to get great Superbowl seats each time they have gone since the Elway era began. Those extra seats have made him a fortune while still having the option of going to the best games. He started doing this in his late teens when Denver was "not so good (pre-Elway)". Those tickets transferred well with him to the new stadium and sell for top $$. It more than pays for the games he goes to every year plus playoffs.

    So put your money with your loyalty as soon as you can. Buy them in the name of any late teen in the family so they can ride for years to come (although the apocryphal tale is you can actually inherit your prime seats in Denver if you have had them in the family that long).

    OldBrownsFanO OldBrownsFan wrote on last edited by OldBrownsFan
    #21

    @texasag1969 said:

    When can you lock in good season tickets with great seats for next year? This presents an opportunity for the long term future if you want great seats from here on out. Several decades ago that is what my nephew did with the Broncos and now he takes one person to the game and sells the other two every game in prime seating for a fortune. And if he can't make the game he doubles that fortune. It also enabled him to get great Superbowl seats each time they have gone since the Elway era began. Those extra seats have made him a fortune while still having the option of going to the best games. He started doing this in his late teens when Denver was "not so good (pre-Elway)". Those tickets transferred well with him to the new stadium and sell for top $$. It more than pays for the games he goes to every year plus playoffs.

    So put your money with your loyalty as soon as you can. Buy them in the name of any late teen in the family so they can ride for years to come (although the apocryphal tale is you can actually inherit your prime seats in Denver if you have had them in the family that long).

    Nice post. The Browns will eventually work themselves out of this (of course the million dollar question is when?). The NFL is set up to make all teams competitive. Only by shooting ourselves in the foot have the Browns beaten the odds to remain a cellar dweller as long as we have.

  • @texasag1969 said:

    When can you lock in good season tickets with great seats for next year? This presents an opportunity for the long term future if you want great seats from here on out. Several decades ago that is what my nephew did with the Broncos and now he takes one person to the game and sells the other two every game in prime seating for a fortune. And if he can't make the game he doubles that fortune. It also enabled him to get great Superbowl seats each time they have gone since the Elway era began. Those extra seats have made him a fortune while still having the option of going to the best games. He started doing this in his late teens when Denver was "not so good (pre-Elway)". Those tickets transferred well with him to the new stadium and sell for top $$. It more than pays for the games he goes to every year plus playoffs.

    So put your money with your loyalty as soon as you can. Buy them in the name of any late teen in the family so they can ride for years to come (although the apocryphal tale is you can actually inherit your prime seats in Denver if you have had them in the family that long).

    Nice post. The Browns will eventually work themselves out of this (of course the million dollar question is when?). The NFL is set up to make all teams competitive. Only by shooting ourselves in the foot have the Browns beaten the odds to remain a cellar dweller as long as we have.

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
    #22

    @oldbrownsfan said:

    Nice post. The Browns will eventually work themselves out of this (of course the million dollar question is when?). The NFL is set up to make all teams competitive. Only by shooting ourselves in the foot have the Browns beaten the odds to remain a cellar dweller as long as we have.

    The glass is half full. Carpe Diem! 🙂

  • jiggins7919J jiggins7919 wrote on last edited by
    #23

    It only gets competitive for us if we can keep our coaching staff and absolutely NAIL THE DRAFT. I won't lie to you, I'm worried about our draft picks. Corey Coleman did NOT have a good game. I haven't even HEARD Nassib's name lately, and Ogbah isn't doing much either. We never, and I mean NEVER get to the QB. Our QB says "hike", and he's already screwed. The opposition hikes the ball, and they have ALL DAY. How is that possible? How can we not get pressure...EVER? The one time we executed a terrific blitz, all we could do was force an incomplete pass. Big Ben threw basically a BLIND PASS to the middle of the field, and we couldn't get our hands on it. Obviously, he threw it there because it was probably safe, but still. It was our best chance for a turnover. And you want the worst part? Joe Haden should've absolutely DESTROYED Ben. What happened, you ask?? Haden rushed in untouched, and on his approach...actually went for Ben's pump fake. That's right. Haden somehow forgot that Ben does that more than almost EVERY OTHER QB, and Haden left his feet, and lost his chance to hit the one QB who has tortured our franchise for years. If Haden had the correct discipline, he could've run FULL SPEED into Ben and knocked him out of the universe. You know why? Because when a QB does a pump fake, he's not protecting himself. Had Haden kept on his running course, NOT gone for his pump fake, he would've DRILLED Ben so hard. Oh, and another thing...when a QB is pump faking the ball, he obviously has ONE HAND ON IT. So if Haden knocks Ben silly right there, maybe the ball comes out. Just maybe we get one of those TURNOVER THINGIES!!!

    I'm at my wit's end. I really am.