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  • @hoorta said:

    Steve Weber runs a nice Tailgate in the Burke  Airport  lot- if you don't mind  paying  $40 bucks for  parking.  Look  him up  on Facebook, GNATS Tailgaters. I should add in both the  Burke and Muni lots, you have to be discreet with the  adult beverages. Don't be  waving  fifths of Jack  around and you'll be  fine. Put the  beer in  plastic cups. 

    I'm seriously  worried that  Wilson is going to kill  us though. It will be  huge if we can get Ward  and Williams back at CB.

    Thanks for this. I'll check it out. The Hawks have 2 starting O-linemen potentially out of the lineup with some injuries. I'm actually worried Wilson may be running for his life if the Browns can get pressure. Their O-line in general has been a big weakness over the years - and having starters out definitely won't help.

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    @hawkfreak said:

    Thanks for this. I'll check it out. The Hawks have 2 starting O-linemen potentially out of the lineup with some injuries. I'm actually worried Wilson may be running for his life if the Browns can get pressure. Their O-line in general has been a big weakness over the years - and having starters out definitely won't help.

    But Wilson is great on the move, no? What scares me even more is when I looked at the 'Hawks defense. I forgot you have Javedon Clowney and Ziggy Ansah there. That's strength against a very suspect Browns o-line. Nick Bosa was virtually living in the Browns backfield the entire 49ers game. I hope Kitchens has figured out you don't try and block a top pass rusher with your TE. If that happens again, it's going to be a long day for Baker. 

    I did check your injury report with your LT doubtful, RG doubtful, and his backup out. So may depend on which team can harass the opposing QB more.   

  • @hawkfreak said:

    Thanks for this. I'll check it out. The Hawks have 2 starting O-linemen potentially out of the lineup with some injuries. I'm actually worried Wilson may be running for his life if the Browns can get pressure. Their O-line in general has been a big weakness over the years - and having starters out definitely won't help.

    But Wilson is great on the move, no? What scares me even more is when I looked at the 'Hawks defense. I forgot you have Javedon Clowney and Ziggy Ansah there. That's strength against a very suspect Browns o-line. Nick Bosa was virtually living in the Browns backfield the entire 49ers game. I hope Kitchens has figured out you don't try and block a top pass rusher with your TE. If that happens again, it's going to be a long day for Baker. 

    I did check your injury report with your LT doubtful, RG doubtful, and his backup out. So may depend on which team can harass the opposing QB more.   

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    @hoorta said:

    But Wilson is great on the move, no? What scares me even more is when I looked at the 'Hawks defense. I forgot you have Javedon Clowney and Ziggy Ansah there. That's strength against a very suspect Browns o-line. Nick Bosa was virtually living in the Browns backfield the entire 49ers game. I hope Kitchens has figured out you don't try and block a top pass rusher with your TE. If that happens again, it's going to be a long day for Baker. 

    I did check your injury report with your LT doubtful, RG doubtful, and his backup out. So may depend on which team can harass the opposing QB more.   

    Wilson is definitely one of the best on the run - especially when plays break down and it turns into a scramble drill. WR Tyler Lockette's connection with Wilson is especially effective in those situations. But Wilson has been sacked ALOT during his career despite his scrambling ability. I'm worried Garrett could have a big day against our line. I expect to see the Hawks use George Fant (backup T) as eligible (6th lineman) throughout the game to possibly add more protection for Wilson.  

    I do agree it may come down to which team can somewhat protect their QB - and also which team can establish some kind of run game behind suspect O-lines.

  • @gorka said:

    You're roughly 2hrs. away from Cleveland.

    Tell us why you're not a Browns fan. After all, you've got "friends that are Browns fans".

    Haha. Yeah. I get that alot. I'm originally from Eastern PA but have always not like the Eagles either. For some reason I started following the Seahawks around 9 years old. Just picked a team - who knows why I picked them? I remember liking Steve Largent. After a while of rooting for them being pretty bad - I kinda had to stick with them to see if they ever turned things around. Now it's too late - I can't go changing teams now.

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    @hawkfreak said:

    Haha. Yeah. I get that alot. I'm originally from Eastern PA but have always not like the Eagles either. For some reason I started following the Seahawks around 9 years old. Just picked a team - who knows why I picked them? I remember liking Steve Largent. After a while of rooting for them being pretty bad - I kinda had to stick with them to see if they ever turned things around. Now it's too late - I can't go changing teams now.

    I have always been a HUGE Steve Largent fan since were both legally blind in one eye.... He may not have been the fastest , nor the biggest guy on the field.. But he sure got open.. ran great routs and had great hands.. And a will to succeed.. Areal hero of mine...

  • @hoorta said:

    Steve Weber runs a nice Tailgate in the Burke  Airport  lot- if you don't mind  paying  $40 bucks for  parking.  Look  him up  on Facebook, GNATS Tailgaters. I should add in both the  Burke and Muni lots, you have to be discreet with the  adult beverages. Don't be  waving  fifths of Jack  around and you'll be  fine. Put the  beer in  plastic cups. 

    I'm seriously  worried that  Wilson is going to kill  us though. It will be  huge if we can get Ward  and Williams back at CB.

    Thanks for this. I'll check it out. The Hawks have 2 starting O-linemen potentially out of the lineup with some injuries. I'm actually worried Wilson may be running for his life if the Browns can get pressure. Their O-line in general has been a big weakness over the years - and having starters out definitely won't help.

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    @hawkfreak said:

    Their O-line in general has been a big weakness over the years

    It's not shocking you won the title the year your starting OL was the best and most expensive in the league..

  • jiggins7919J jiggins7919 wrote on last edited by
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    Nice to meet you! Not nice to meet your team, specifically Mr. Wilson. ? 

    Not a fun game for Browns. Seahawks don't turn it over, don't beat themselves, and Browns do both. We should play better than last week, but I'm not sure it's enough. 

  • @hawkfreak said:

    Their O-line in general has been a big weakness over the years

    It's not shocking you won the title the year your starting OL was the best and most expensive in the league..

    tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by
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    @unsympathetic said:

    It's not shocking you won the title the year your starting OL was the best and most expensive in the league..

    That Oline may have been pricey, but IIRC, a farcry from "the best".     Beast Mode really helped make that offense go.  

  • @hoorta said:

    But Wilson is great on the move, no? What scares me even more is when I looked at the 'Hawks defense. I forgot you have Javedon Clowney and Ziggy Ansah there. That's strength against a very suspect Browns o-line. Nick Bosa was virtually living in the Browns backfield the entire 49ers game. I hope Kitchens has figured out you don't try and block a top pass rusher with your TE. If that happens again, it's going to be a long day for Baker. 

    I did check your injury report with your LT doubtful, RG doubtful, and his backup out. So may depend on which team can harass the opposing QB more.   

    Wilson is definitely one of the best on the run - especially when plays break down and it turns into a scramble drill. WR Tyler Lockette's connection with Wilson is especially effective in those situations. But Wilson has been sacked ALOT during his career despite his scrambling ability. I'm worried Garrett could have a big day against our line. I expect to see the Hawks use George Fant (backup T) as eligible (6th lineman) throughout the game to possibly add more protection for Wilson.  

    I do agree it may come down to which team can somewhat protect their QB - and also which team can establish some kind of run game behind suspect O-lines.

    gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
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    @hawkfreak said:

    I expect to see the Hawks use George Fant (backup T) as eligible (6th lineman) throughout the game to possibly add more protection for Wilson.  

    I do agree it may come down to which team can somewhat protect their QB - and also which team can establish some kind of run game behind suspect O-lines.

    Hope ya brought a matching color Hawks Jersey. Heck, they may need ya to dress to play some OL😉.. Has D.Brown been playing injured, being listed with that same injury on injury report? I see your worry of Myles now.. Per Ourlads, Pocic is out & shown as your only back-up to both G's? Which of the 3 of Fuller, Roos or McKenzie should Pete maybe bring up from PS to back-up G? If Fluker is out? you may want to find the visitors locker room..😁   btw, if i reach the age of Pete Carroll with that kind of 5 hour energy? Am not seeing my Doctor.. 

  • S SdBacker80 wrote on last edited by
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    Don’t  sit in the Dawg Pound or Near it with opposing team clothing. Don’t walk or hang out in the main tailgate lots closer to kick or right after the game.

    You avoid a lot of idiots this way.  It’s not easy to just ignore and avoid some of these creatures.

    We have some true idiots and I say this as I’ve attended games with friends of the opposite team and then I’ve  seen how other fans treat opposing fans in their stadium. We are bad in comparison.

    there are lots of good food options by the stadium.  I like the Flatiron cafe it’s a short uber to the stadium good food drink and prices. 

    Back in the day we used to stop at Corky and Lenny’s (pretty good deli) driving to the stadium coming into to Cleveland from the southeast. Grab food and tailgate. 

  • Don’t  sit in the Dawg Pound or Near it with opposing team clothing. Don’t walk or hang out in the main tailgate lots closer to kick or right after the game.

    You avoid a lot of idiots this way.  It’s not easy to just ignore and avoid some of these creatures.

    We have some true idiots and I say this as I’ve attended games with friends of the opposite team and then I’ve  seen how other fans treat opposing fans in their stadium. We are bad in comparison.

    there are lots of good food options by the stadium.  I like the Flatiron cafe it’s a short uber to the stadium good food drink and prices. 

    Back in the day we used to stop at Corky and Lenny’s (pretty good deli) driving to the stadium coming into to Cleveland from the southeast. Grab food and tailgate. 

    H HawkFreak wrote on last edited by
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    @sdbacker80 said:

    Don’t  sit in the Dawg Pound or Near it with opposing team clothing. Don’t walk or hang out in the main tailgate lots closer to kick or right after the game.

    You avoid a lot of idiots this way.  It’s not easy to just ignore and avoid some of these creatures.

    We have some true idiots and I say this as I’ve attended games with friends of the opposite team and then I’ve  seen how other fans treat opposing fans in their stadium. We are bad in comparison.

    there are lots of good food options by the stadium.  I like the Flatiron cafe it’s a short uber to the stadium good food drink and prices. 

    Back in the day we used to stop at Corky and Lenny’s (pretty good deli) driving to the stadium coming into to Cleveland from the southeast. Grab food and tailgate. 

    Thanks for the heads up. I'm still trying to decide the best place to park. I'm hoping the experience is not too bad as my family (wife and daughter) will be with me. I will definitely try to check out some of the food places.

  • Canton MikeC Canton Mike wrote on last edited by
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    $50.00 to park, the lot at W 3rd & St Clair is near Bar Louie, Barley House, Starbucks (my wife & daughter love it), & a very reasonable walk to the stadium.

    SdBacker80 is correct. We have some idiotic fans. On the small side scoreboards on the sidelines is a # to text anonymously if other fans get too abusive. Security responds quickly.

    Enjoy the game, hope it's a good one, & GO BROWNS!!

    Mike

  • $50.00 to park, the lot at W 3rd & St Clair is near Bar Louie, Barley House, Starbucks (my wife & daughter love it), & a very reasonable walk to the stadium.

    SdBacker80 is correct. We have some idiotic fans. On the small side scoreboards on the sidelines is a # to text anonymously if other fans get too abusive. Security responds quickly.

    Enjoy the game, hope it's a good one, & GO BROWNS!!

    Mike

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
    #22

    @canton-mike said:

    $50.00 to park, the lot at W 3rd & St Clair is near Bar Louie, Barley House, Starbucks (my wife & daughter love it), & a very reasonable walk to the stadium.

    SdBacker80 is correct. We have some idiotic fans. On the small side scoreboards on the sidelines is a # to text anonymously if other fans get too abusive. Security responds quickly.

    Enjoy the game, hope it's a good one, & GO BROWNS!!

    Mike

    I think that every team has a few idiotic fans like every city and state has their share of oddballs.  BUT there are good and great people everywhere you go!

    GO BROWNS, go win a must win game and have fun!

    (Oh Mike did you check out the IRISH POTATO SOUP recipe I sent you? I thought you and others might like it.  😉)

  • @canton-mike said:

    $50.00 to park, the lot at W 3rd & St Clair is near Bar Louie, Barley House, Starbucks (my wife & daughter love it), & a very reasonable walk to the stadium.

    SdBacker80 is correct. We have some idiotic fans. On the small side scoreboards on the sidelines is a # to text anonymously if other fans get too abusive. Security responds quickly.

    Enjoy the game, hope it's a good one, & GO BROWNS!!

    Mike

    I think that every team has a few idiotic fans like every city and state has their share of oddballs.  BUT there are good and great people everywhere you go!

    GO BROWNS, go win a must win game and have fun!

    (Oh Mike did you check out the IRISH POTATO SOUP recipe I sent you? I thought you and others might like it.  😉)

    Canton MikeC Canton Mike wrote on last edited by
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    @mjp28 said:

    I think that every team has a few idiotic fans like every city and state has their share of oddballs.  BUT there are good and great people everywhere you go!

    GO BROWNS, go win a must win game and have fun!

    (Oh Mike did you check out the IRISH POTATO SOUP recipe I sent you? I thought you and others might like it.  😉)

    I did, I don't tolerate cream based dishes well, but thank you.

    Mike

  • LBC mikeL LBC mike wrote on last edited by
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    this is the nicest I have seen you guys v treat an outsider in a while.   ??????.

    getting soft as we age I guess.

  • this is the nicest I have seen you guys v treat an outsider in a while.   ??????.

    getting soft as we age I guess.

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
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    @lbc-mike said:

    getting soft as we age I guess.

    Sigh-guess that just about sums it up (or should I say down).?

  • @unsympathetic said:

    It's not shocking you won the title the year your starting OL was the best and most expensive in the league..

    That Oline may have been pricey, but IIRC, a farcry from "the best".     Beast Mode really helped make that offense go.  

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    @tiamat63 said:

    That Oline may have been pricey, but IIRC, a farcry from "the best".     Beast Mode really helped make that offense go.  

    Good point - can use this page to compare all units back to 1996.

    2014 hawks were 4th in run blocking and 24th in passpro.  Patriots, ravens, saints, steelers, falcons, arguably broncos and bears lines were better that season.

  • TypicalBrowns50T TypicalBrowns50 wrote on last edited by
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    Neither the browns or Seahawks look good. Seahawks defense has let the browns go up and down the field all day, Browns just turn it over and have a lamp as a head coach. 

  • ATOMA ATOM wrote on last edited by
    #28

    Seattle is a fun city I was just there last month went to t mobile for a baseball game then hit the bars took a rick shaw around town those some crazy fuckers

  • tiamat63T tiamat63 wrote on last edited by
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    Hopefully our guest Hawk enjoyed himself and our city.  

  • Hopefully our guest Hawk enjoyed himself and our city.  

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
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    @tiamat63 said:

    Hopefully our guest Hawk enjoyed himself and our city.  

    I hope he comes back on and tells us his experience. 

    It's always cool to see our city and stadium through an outsider's eyes. 

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Hopefully our guest Hawk enjoyed himself and our city.  

    I hope he comes back on and tells us his experience. 

    It's always cool to see our city and stadium through an outsider's eyes. 

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
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    @dutch-oven said:

    I hope he comes back on and tells us his experience. 

    It's always cool to see our city and stadium through an outsider's eyes. 

    Maybe he got some BROWNS merchandise on sale real cheap.   😆

    I hope he and his family had a wonderful time here in NE Ohio and Cleveland, home of the toughest fans in pro sports!  (God knows that we have to be.)