Browns Schedule Thread
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Not exactly an 0-16 schedule, some tough teams HOWEVER maybe steal a few in their division?
4-12 maybe, 6-10 with my brown & orange glasses on. GO BROWNS!
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NOLA.
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anyone care to explain why we get the joy again of going to Houston? we passed on D. Watson at #12. Now we may pass on a non-Watson team gift at #4 pick, from Houston to trade down to Bills at #12 & 22 again? am convinced, just to avoid all the picks with 2's in them
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Does Denver ever play here?
Does Denver ever play here?
Just did a couple seasons ago. Browns lost in OT to Peyton
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Does Denver ever play here?
Just did a couple seasons ago. Browns lost in OT to Peyton
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Just to remind you all that there is a thread here already started on the Schedule. As I see that they released the pre-season schedule.....but not the regular schedule. As I noted elsewhere....I think they want to give a week's head start on selling tickets to these worthless preseason games.
So I suspect that the real schedule will likely come out about a week from today.....which is one week before the draft.
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Well let's see what the vegasinsider.com future odds look like today 3-27-2018, believe it or not the BROWNS odds have improved from the original numbers.
Can they win 3 or 4 games? Probably. More? Maybe.
ODDS TO WIN 2018-19 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP (1/19/19)Team Odds Philadelphia Eagles 9/2 Green Bay Packers 6/1 Minnesota Vikings 6/1 Los Angeles Rams 17/2 San Francisco 49ers 10/1 Atlanta Falcons 12/1 New Orleans Saints 12/1 Dallas Cowboys 15/1 Seattle Seahawks 15/1 Carolina Panthers 18/1 Detroit Lions 30/1 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 30/1 New York Giants 35/1 Arizona Cardinals 40/1 Washington Redskins 40/1 Chicago Bears 50/1 ODDS TO WIN 2018-19 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP (1/19/19)Team Odds New England Patriots 12/5 Pittsburgh Steelers 5/1 Houston Texans 10/1 Jacksonville Jaguars 10/1 Oakland Raiders 13/1 Los Angeles Chargers 14/1 Denver Broncos 15/1 Kansas City Chiefs 16/1 Baltimore Ravens 18/1 Indianapolis Colts 20/1 Tennessee Titans 25/1 Buffalo Bills 40/1 Cincinnati Bengals 45/1 Miami Dolphins 50/1 New York Jets 50/1 Cleveland Browns 55/1 Well let's see what the vegasinsider.com future odds look like today 3-27-2018, believe it or not the BROWNS odds have improved from the original numbers.
ODDS TO WIN 2018-19 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP (1/19/19) - on 3/28/18Team Odds New England Patriots 12/5 Pittsburgh Steelers 5/1 Houston Texans 10/1 Jacksonville Jaguars 10/1 Oakland Raiders 13/1 Los Angeles Chargers 14/1 Denver Broncos 15/1 Kansas City Chiefs 16/1 Baltimore Ravens 18/1 Indianapolis Colts 20/1 Tennessee Titans 25/1 Buffalo Bills 40/1 Cincinnati Bengals 45/1 Miami Dolphins 50/1 New York Jets 50/1 Cleveland Browns 55/1 Hey the BROWNS are moving up, no longer the dead last pick - 4/11/18
ODDS TO WIN 2018-19 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP (1/19/19)Team Odds New England Patriots 11/4 Pittsburgh Steelers 6/1 Houston Texans 8/1 Jacksonville Jaguars 10/1 Los Angeles Chargers 10/1 Oakland Raiders 12/1 Denver Broncos 14/1 Baltimore Ravens 16/1 Kansas City Chiefs 16/1 Indianapolis Colts 20/1 Tennessee Titans 20/1 Cincinnati Bengals 40/1 Cleveland Browns tied with CINCI in their division? Nice to see. 40/1 Buffalo Bills 50/1 Miami Dolphins 50/1 New York Jets 50/1 -
Hurricane Forecast. Unfortunately, it plays a prime factor in plans.
Also:
- Prediction: 2018 Atlantic Basin Hurricane Season —-
(which includes the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico)
As predicted by Mr. Dilley and GWO – last year (2017) was the costliest year on record for the United States, and one of the most destructive. Mr. Dilley says that “some United States zones are currently in their strongest hurricane landfall cycle in 40 to 70-years.” This is a Natural Climate Pulse Cycle that produced extremely active and dangerous hurricane conditions in some zones back in the 1930s and 1940s – and is now repeating.Mr. Dilley predicts that 2018 will be somewhat of a repeat of 2017 – and possibly another record breaker. Although it will be strikingly similar to last year- some hurricane landfalls will occur in different locations this year. You can expect 16 named storms, 8 hurricanes, 4 major hurricanes, potential for 4 United States hurricane landfalls – 2 of which will likely be major impact storms. There is the potential for 6 named storms making United States landfalls. On the average, the entire Atlantic Basin has 12 named storms, 6 hurricanes and 2.7 major hurricanes.
The reason for another destructive hurricane season is 3-fold. The ocean water temperatures continue to run warmer than normal across most of the Atlantic Basin (red and orange in the graphic), and especially in the Caribbean region and the Atlantic near the United States. This is very similar to the ocean temperatures of last year, and this will again be conducive for tropical storms and/or hurricanes forming and/or strengthening close to the United States. Mr. Dilley also expects the Bermuda-Azores High Pressure Center will again be in a favorable location – thus allowing more named storms to maintain strength – or strengthen as they move from east to west across the Atlantic toward the United States.
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Zombo said:
I'm planning on Tampa, New Orleans, and an early season game in Cleveland.
I hereby challenge Ghoolie to fisticuffs at all three locations.
Zombo
Tampa is a lock Z, other away games I'm considering are New Orleans, Denver, and a return to Houston. Depending on finances, and what time of year the games are. The last Bucs game in October was the hottest game I've ever been at- 95 in the shade. Tour got kidnapped by the relatives last year, and I never had the chance to meet up with him.
Tampa is a lock Z, other away games I'm considering are New Orleans, Denver, and a return to Houston. Depending on finances, and what time of year the games are. The last Bucs game in October was the hottest game I've ever been at- 95 in the shade. Tour got kidnapped by the relatives last year, and I never had the chance to meet up with him.
I just have to wait for the schedule dates. I am already doing 5-6 away games when I go to Cleveland, but do plan at least 1-2 real away games.
New Orleans is always doable. Our favorite American city to visit. Been to 3 games there to this point. Denver, Houston, and Cincy are other options. Tampa is as well. We have a home in Venice, and I have a brother who lives in the TB area, but we go down there 4-5 times a year. We just spent 5 weeks down there. It would have to be a late season game. I don't want to go for a September or October game when it is likely to still be pushing 90 degrees. No wonder Gatorade was developed a few miles up the road.
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Tampa is a lock Z, other away games I'm considering are New Orleans, Denver, and a return to Houston. Depending on finances, and what time of year the games are. The last Bucs game in October was the hottest game I've ever been at- 95 in the shade. Tour got kidnapped by the relatives last year, and I never had the chance to meet up with him.
I just have to wait for the schedule dates. I am already doing 5-6 away games when I go to Cleveland, but do plan at least 1-2 real away games.
New Orleans is always doable. Our favorite American city to visit. Been to 3 games there to this point. Denver, Houston, and Cincy are other options. Tampa is as well. We have a home in Venice, and I have a brother who lives in the TB area, but we go down there 4-5 times a year. We just spent 5 weeks down there. It would have to be a late season game. I don't want to go for a September or October game when it is likely to still be pushing 90 degrees. No wonder Gatorade was developed a few miles up the road.
I just have to wait for the schedule dates. I am already doing 5-6 away games when I go to Cleveland, but do plan at least 1-2 real away games.
New Orleans is always doable. Our favorite American city to visit. Been to 3 games there to this point. Denver, Houston, and Cincy are other options. Tampa is as well. We have a home in Venice, and I have a brother who lives in the TB area, but we go down there 4-5 times a year. We just spent 5 weeks down there. It would have to be a late season game. I don't want to go for a September or October game when it is likely to still be pushing 90 degrees. No wonder Gatorade was developed a few miles up the road.
As some of you may know I always do a Fall vacation to see National Park units/scenic drives, etc. Last year I had planned to combine the Houston game with my trip...but that didn't work out. (did a much shorter/closer trip instead) This year my preference would be to do Louisiana...and combine it with the Saints games. But it depends on the time of year. I don't want to go when it would be like a sauna bath just to go outdoors, or when hurricane season is in bloom. So, for N.O....it would have to be scheduled from like Mid or late October to early/mid December. Alternately, I could see doing Colorado and the Denver game. That one would likely have to be in Mid to late Oct. I could theoretically do Oakland, but I just came back from the Bay Area and don't really want to make that long of a flight out there again so soon. Neither Tampa nor Houston would be options for me. My wife wants to do a trip sometime to the Fla. Gulf Coast, but works for schools...so I would have to do that trip around her schedule. Hopefully the schedule makers do us all a favor. Of course, they never do the Browns a favor, do they? Tampa and N.O. will probably be scheduled in September. Denver in late December. (OK if you like to ski....I don't).
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"The schedule will be announced exclusively on NFL Network during the 2018 NFL Schedule Release Presented by Verizon at 8 p.m. ET on Thursday as part of a two-hour long special. The special will be hosted by Scott Hanson and feature NFL Network analysts Steve Mariucci, Kurt Warner and Maurice Jones-Drew. It'll break down the entire schedule, division by division, analyzing the top matchups and prime-time games, including the 18-game Thursday Night Football schedule on FOX and NFL Network."
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I'm planning on Tampa, New Orleans, and an early season game in Cleveland.
I hereby challenge Ghoolie to fisticuffs at all three locations.
Zombo
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The place where they meet Facebook page:
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Zombo said:
New Orleans, and an early season game in Cleveland.
Works for me... plus Houston of course.
Do you have Backers contacts in NOLA?
Works for me... plus Houston of course.
Do you have Backers contacts in NOLA?
Yep ... I'll know where the action is...
Zombo
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Zombo said:
Yep ... I'll know where the action is...
Zombo
I am hopeful as well...as I have explained. Also...here is the NOLA Browns Backers Facebook page:
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