***Official Browns Vs. N.Y. Jets Game Day Thread***
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Injury reports are out... inactives to follow shortly...
NYJ
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Kony Ealy DE Shoulder Did Not Participate In Practice Out Matthew Forte RB Knee Did Not Participate In Practice Out Joshua Martin LB Ankle Did Not Participate In Practice Out Darryl Roberts CB Hamstring Did Not Participate In Practice Out Juston Burris CB Foot Did Not Participate In Practice Questionable Muhammad Wilkerson DE Shoulder Limited Participation in Practice Questionable
CLE
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PlayerPositionInjuryPractice StatusGame Status
Amin Bello LB -- Full Participation in Practice -- Sammie Coates WR -- Full Participation in Practice -- Derrick Kindred S -- Full Participation in Practice -- Christian Kirksey LB -- Full Participation in Practice -- Jamar Taylor CB -- Full Participation in Practice -- Randall Telfer TE -- Full Participation in Practice -- Joe Thomas T -- Full Participation in Practice -- Kevin Zeitler G -- Full Participation in Practice -- Myles Garrett DE -- Limited Participation in Practice -- Jamie Meder DT -- Limited Participation in Practice -- Danny Shelton DT -- Limited Participation in Practice -- Kenneth Britt WR Knee Did Not Participate In Practice Doubtful Jamie Collins LB Concussion Did Not Participate In Practice Doubtful
Let's go, Myles!
C'mon, Jamie... get your head on right.
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Man does that '86 Browns game vs the Jets bring back memories. I was 11, and was distraught when Freeman ran in a TD to make it 20-10. Inconsolable. Then all hell broke loose! Gotta disagree with you on the white facemasks Tour, old-school grey looks so good on a Browns helmet.
Still can't believe the Browns are favored today, and can't believe the "tanking" Jets have won 2 games already. If the Browns lose today, it's going to be REAL ugly. 0-16 will be a real possibility again.
Man does that '86 Browns game vs the Jets bring back memories. I was 11, and was distraught when Freeman ran in a TD to make it 20-10. Inconsolable. Then all hell broke loose! Gotta disagree with you on the white facemasks Tour, old-school grey looks so good on a Browns helmet.
Still can't believe the Browns are favored today, and can't believe the "tanking" Jets have won 2 games already. If the Browns lose today, it's going to be REAL ugly. 0-16 will be a real possibility again.
Let's see if I can remember which club or bar I was in.
Well it was the year after grad school......maybe Stanley's bar in Youngstown? Great hot dogs better than Jib Jab! Classic game!
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Man does that '86 Browns game vs the Jets bring back memories. I was 11, and was distraught when Freeman ran in a TD to make it 20-10. Inconsolable. Then all hell broke loose! Gotta disagree with you on the white facemasks Tour, old-school grey looks so good on a Browns helmet.
Still can't believe the Browns are favored today, and can't believe the "tanking" Jets have won 2 games already. If the Browns lose today, it's going to be REAL ugly. 0-16 will be a real possibility again.
Let's see if I can remember which club or bar I was in.
Well it was the year after grad school......maybe Stanley's bar in Youngstown? Great hot dogs better than Jib Jab! Classic game!
Let's see if I can remember which club or bar I was in.
Well it was the year after grad school......maybe Stanley's bar in Youngstown? Great hot dogs better than Jib Jab! Classic game!
Great memories....I was there.....I miss winning like Id miss air......
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This game will tell us a lot about Hue and his team given where they are now and where they expected to be before the start of the season and especially before the start of the game last week:
- If they fight down to the wire and make it close, that's a good sign that their hearts are still in it.
- If it's a hapless bumbling blowout of buffoonery...
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Disagree....one game tells us nothing.....it's the collective work that indicates where we are and where we are going....
My question is whether we will see any adjustments or just more of the same head down plodding forward game planning...
Can Hue adjust to find a way to put his players in better positions to succeed?
My guess......no....we will still see Peppers at the goal line.....Crow will be shut down early......Kizer will throw over 30 times.....
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great memories....I was there.....I miss winning like Id miss air......
Then breath deep today my friend...
The Inactives are up for us...
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PlayerPositionStatusComments
Zach Banner OT Inactive Caleb Brantley DT Inactive Kenny Britt WR Inactive Jamie Collins OLB Inactive Cody Kessler QB Inactive Marcus Martin C Inactive T.Y. McGill DT Inactive
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Disagree....one game tells us nothing.....it's the collective work that indicates where we are and where we are going....
My question is whether we will see any adjustments or just more of the same head down plodding forward game planning...
Can Hue adjust to find a way to put his players in better positions to succeed?
My guess......no....we will still see Peppers at the goal line.....Crow will be shut down early......Kizer will throw over 30 times.....
Disagree....one game tells us nothing.....it's the collective work that indicates where we are and where we are going....
My question is whether we will see any adjustments or just more of the same head down plodding forward game planning...
Can Hue adjust to find a way to put his players in better positions to succeed?
My guess......no....we will still see Peppers at the goal line.....Crow will be shut down early......Kizer will throw over 30 times.....
I'm not suggesting one game is all-predictive. But it can give a window into where a team is mentally and emotionally. That isn't nothing, especially early in the season. Especially with a rookie QB.
Coaches and players can yap all day in post-game and pre-game interviews with all of the standard talking points about heart, grit, not letting things get them down, the need to focus on fundamentals, the importance of watching film to correct mistakes, how there is no internal dysfunction, taking the season one game at time, and so on. But their body language, hustle, synchronicity and fit/flow between players, reaction to their own mistakes and that of teammates, etc, tells the actual story.
I'm not pinning things on whether they win today or whether they make mistakes here and there, I'm talking about whether they show that they are playing with confidence in themselves and their teammates. How people respond to adversity is a good predictor of future success, for this season maybe but also for next. If this is all about rebuilding, such indicators are vital.
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Jets Inactives are out...
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PlayerPositionStatusComments
Juston Burris CB Inactive Kony Ealy OLB Inactive Matt Forte RB Inactive Obum Gwacham LB Inactive Christian Hackenberg QB Inactive Josh Martin OLB Inactive Darryl Roberts CB Inactive
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It's a good thing for us that Ealy is out.
We have virtually no chance of winning this game though, IMO.
Who are our WR's? - The Jets have a pretty good D. They are going to load up and take our running game away and we will not be able to beat them with the pass.
On D we'll have one or two guys playing at the warning track and veteran McCown will pick us apart because he will have plenty of time to throw. Garrett will not help with his limited pitch count while favoring his gimpy ankle.
That's my doom & gloom prediction.
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go garrett!!!!
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Garrett's first play is a sack. On McCown.
Nice.
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And then Kizer gets sacked.
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What was Kiser supposed to do? No one was even remotely open. Jesus christ.
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GO FOR IT!
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HOORAY!
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First and goal inside the 10
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