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  • CLEVELANDwantsPLAYOFFSC CLEVELANDwantsPLAYOFFS wrote on last edited by
    #62

    I was referring to the guy who bet against Cleveland with the Ravens and then said he doesn’t bet lol

  • @mjp28 said:

    Just curious how many of you out there place bets at a casino sportsbook or local bookie or online or just among friends?

    Do you bet a lot, occasionally, rarely or not at all?   Do you play pickems, survival or other fantasy sports?

    Do you bet on Cleveland or maybe only on Cleveland or never Cleveland?

    Do you ever win?  😆.        And of course any other related sports betting stories.

    I have only bet on games twice,  both times when I was in Nevada...as that was the only place legal at the times I was there:

    Once, I was in Tahoe,  it was 1999, first season the Browns were "back".  Bet 5 bucks on them....they lost the game when Akili Smith did the only positive thing in his career and led the Bengals to a last second victory.  However, I did win the bet as the Browns "covered".  I never cash in the ticket. It would have only been for like 5 bucks.  It still sits in my scrapbook of that trip.

    I bet once more when I was in Wendover NV.  We were in Salt Lake, went out to the Bonneville Salt Flats....and decided to go the rest of the way into Nevada to a casino there in Wendover.  this was in 2015.  I bet on the Browns..but I think they...and I...both lost. Again, only like 5 bucks.

    Some 30+ years ago in an office I was in they ran a football pool.  You give your buck, pick all the games, and whoever got the most games right, took the pool.  (no point spreads involved).  I may have won once or twice.  Only about 15-20 people participated. 

    Does that count?

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
    #63

    @the-gipper said:

    I have only bet on games twice,  both times when I was in Nevada...as that was the only place legal at the times I was there:

    Once, I was in Tahoe,  it was 1999, first season the Browns were "back".  Bet 5 bucks on them....they lost the game when Akili Smith did the only positive thing in his career and led the Bengals to a last second victory.  However, I did win the bet as the Browns "covered".  I never cash in the ticket. It would have only been for like 5 bucks.  It still sits in my scrapbook of that trip......

    Does that count?

    Does that count? Yes but you bet like my wife she bets, wins, quits.   All of us guys "let it ride" and lose..... eventually.  😆

    You are a wise bettor.

    And casinos make a LOT of money over a years time on amateur bettors who win and keep the tickets  -or-. keep casino chips as souvenirs and take them home especially the bigger amounts (like me from several places).  That's another reason why you don't play with cash at the tables also chips don't really feel like money and you don't realize how much you are really playing....and losing.  If you were throwing $100 bills down you might not be so gung-ho.

    Some people who go to the Kentucky Derby also tend to do that rather than cash them in.

  • Just curious how many of you out there place bets at a casino sportsbook or local bookie or online or just among friends?

    Do you bet a lot, occasionally, rarely or not at all?   Do you play pickems, survival or other fantasy sports?

    Do you bet on Cleveland or maybe only on Cleveland or never Cleveland?

    Do you ever win?  😆.        And of course any other related sports betting stories.

    DieHardBrownsFanD DieHardBrownsFan wrote on last edited by
    #64

    @mjp28 said:

    Just curious how many of you out there place bets at a casino sportsbook or local bookie or online or just among friends?

    Do you bet a lot, occasionally, rarely or not at all?   Do you play pickems, survival or other fantasy sports?

    Do you bet on Cleveland or maybe only on Cleveland or never Cleveland?

    Do you ever win?  😆.        And of course any other related sports betting stories.

    Gambling is one vice I don't have.?

  • @mjp28 said:

    For sports bettors and poker players, a state constitution that offers no specific laws against placing bets online or offline offers a relatively safe environment in which players can place their wagers. The next step for gambling in Ohio is currently unknown, but recent pro-gambling changes to legislation show signs that things are moving in the right direction.

    Most people can't wait to see this done it's so convenient to grab your VISA card and phone and go for it!  I never really wanted to go with the online and a few sites some have had occassional problems but most are probably safe. A few fun bets is alright if you can handle it and afford it.

    However the danger in all of this is the person getting loaded at the local sports bar and blowing his next paycheck then running to get a Payday loan and well.....not good.

    I prefer just calling my bookie anyway.

    And, do you do that....or are you all talk?

    Most people are better off staying home making a hearty GAMEDAY MEAL and enjoying the game.

    GO BROWNS, what's good to eat at halftime?

    Shit, if the game is going badly.

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
    #65

    @the-gipper said:

    I prefer just calling my bookie anyway.

    And, do you do that....or are you all talk?

    Gip I could tell you some incredible stories about being 18 and working in a steel mill in Youngstown Ohio in 1969 with bookie runners all over and at every bar in town. Plus I was making good money, full time tuition at YSU was $150 a quarter which I could easily do out of one paycheck.  Plus two of my uncle's had dance joints/bars and my family was involved in politics. Oh and I knew all of the cops.

    I was in my first real bookie joint in Girard Ohio with a kid I grew up with who was a first team All Ohio DE and played football in the BIG TEN that was 1970, he had connections.  Oh and it was in my first Vegas style all night gambling joint in Niles Ohio where I grew up with him, free food and drinks and big screen TV and the tables were PACKED all night.  Oh it was a mob run "social club" with BINGO downstairs for the grandma's and wives.

    I knew lots of bookies and numbers runners and my most recent one is really cool my wife and I go over there for steak cookouts.

    I will say that the bookies were hit when the Ohio Lottery came in and will be hit worse when sports betting is wide open.

    Oh and all bookies operate like this, football two rules 1. if you hit you collect and 2. if you lose you pay (no questions). On the bug (numbers) if you hit big the runners get 10% and no W-2G in the mail.  😉

    I've lived an interesting life.  🙂

  • @mjp28 said:

    Just curious how many of you out there place bets at a casino sportsbook or local bookie or online or just among friends?

    Do you bet a lot, occasionally, rarely or not at all?   Do you play pickems, survival or other fantasy sports?

    Do you bet on Cleveland or maybe only on Cleveland or never Cleveland?

    Do you ever win?  😆.        And of course any other related sports betting stories.

    Gambling is one vice I don't have.?

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #66

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Gambling is one vice I don't have.?

    I don't have any vices at all.   🙄

  • @the-gipper said:

    I have only bet on games twice,  both times when I was in Nevada...as that was the only place legal at the times I was there:

    Once, I was in Tahoe,  it was 1999, first season the Browns were "back".  Bet 5 bucks on them....they lost the game when Akili Smith did the only positive thing in his career and led the Bengals to a last second victory.  However, I did win the bet as the Browns "covered".  I never cash in the ticket. It would have only been for like 5 bucks.  It still sits in my scrapbook of that trip......

    Does that count?

    Does that count? Yes but you bet like my wife she bets, wins, quits.   All of us guys "let it ride" and lose..... eventually.  😆

    You are a wise bettor.

    And casinos make a LOT of money over a years time on amateur bettors who win and keep the tickets  -or-. keep casino chips as souvenirs and take them home especially the bigger amounts (like me from several places).  That's another reason why you don't play with cash at the tables also chips don't really feel like money and you don't realize how much you are really playing....and losing.  If you were throwing $100 bills down you might not be so gung-ho.

    Some people who go to the Kentucky Derby also tend to do that rather than cash them in.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #67

    @mjp28 said:

    Does that count? Yes but you bet like my wife she bets, wins, quits.   All of us guys "let it ride" and lose..... eventually.  😆

    Its called "being smart"

    You are a wise bettor.

    And casinos make a LOT of money over a years time on amateur bettors who win and keep the tickets

    I am sure their profit margin soared when I didn't cash in the like 3-5 dollar ticket.  You know, if the Browns had actually won that game I may have cashed it in. But I was pissed about the way the game came out...so I didn't bother.

      -or-. keep casino chips as souvenirs and take them home especially the bigger amounts (like me from several places).

    I may have kept like a $1  chip.  nothing big.

      That's another reason why you don't play with cash at the tables also chips don't really feel like money and you don't realize how much you are really playing....and losing.  If you were throwing $100 bills down you might not be so gung-ho.

    I never really play the table games:  poker, craps, roulette.  Only roulette slightly interests me, but I have only played it like once or twice in my life.  I just play the slots...and I don't like all these fancy new games. Just give me like a 3 line slot machine...not all this other video crap they have.

    Some people who go to the Kentucky Derby also tend to do that rather than cash them in.

  • @the-gipper said:

    I prefer just calling my bookie anyway.

    And, do you do that....or are you all talk?

    Gip I could tell you some incredible stories about being 18 and working in a steel mill in Youngstown Ohio in 1969 with bookie runners all over and at every bar in town. Plus I was making good money, full time tuition at YSU was $150 a quarter which I could easily do out of one paycheck.  Plus two of my uncle's had dance joints/bars and my family was involved in politics. Oh and I knew all of the cops.

    I was in my first real bookie joint in Girard Ohio with a kid I grew up with who was a first team All Ohio DE and played football in the BIG TEN that was 1970, he had connections.  Oh and it was in my first Vegas style all night gambling joint in Niles Ohio where I grew up with him, free food and drinks and big screen TV and the tables were PACKED all night.  Oh it was a mob run "social club" with BINGO downstairs for the grandma's and wives.

    I knew lots of bookies and numbers runners and my most recent one is really cool my wife and I go over there for steak cookouts.

    I will say that the bookies were hit when the Ohio Lottery came in and will be hit worse when sports betting is wide open.

    Oh and all bookies operate like this, football two rules 1. if you hit you collect and 2. if you lose you pay (no questions). On the bug (numbers) if you hit big the runners get 10% and no W-2G in the mail.  😉

    I've lived an interesting life.  🙂

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #68

    @mjp28 said:

    Gip I could tell you some incredible stories about being 18 and working in a steel mill in Youngstown Ohio in 1969 with bookie runners all over and at every bar in town. Plus I was making good money, full time tuition at YSU was $150 a quarter which I could easily do out of one paycheck.  Plus two of my uncle's had dance joints/bars and my family was involved in politics. Oh and I knew all of the cops.

    I was in my first real bookie joint in Girard Ohio with a kid I grew up with who was a first team All Ohio DE and played football in the BIG TEN that was 1970, he had connections.  Oh and I was in my first Vegas style all night gambling joint in Niles Ohio where I grew up with him, free food and drinks and big screen TV and the tables were PACKED all night.  Oh it was a job run "social club" with BINGO downstairs for the grandma's and wives.

    I knew lots of bookies and numbers runners and my most recent one is really cool my wife and I go over there for steak cookouts.

    I will say that the bookies were hit when the Ohio Lottery came in and will be hit worse when sports betting is wide open.

    Oh and all bookies operate like this, football two rules 1. if you hit you collect and 2. if you lose you pay (no questions). On the bug (numbers) if you hit big the runners get 10% and no W-2G in the mail.  😉

    I've lived an interesting life.  🙂

    Well....Youngstown has a reputation as nothing but a mob town.....I am sure just about everyone from there has run into the mob venues at some point.

  • @mjp28 said:

    Does that count? Yes but you bet like my wife she bets, wins, quits.   All of us guys "let it ride" and lose..... eventually.  😆

    Its called "being smart"

    You are a wise bettor.

    And casinos make a LOT of money over a years time on amateur bettors who win and keep the tickets

    I am sure their profit margin soared when I didn't cash in the like 3-5 dollar ticket.  You know, if the Browns had actually won that game I may have cashed it in. But I was pissed about the way the game came out...so I didn't bother.

      -or-. keep casino chips as souvenirs and take them home especially the bigger amounts (like me from several places).

    I may have kept like a $1  chip.  nothing big.

      That's another reason why you don't play with cash at the tables also chips don't really feel like money and you don't realize how much you are really playing....and losing.  If you were throwing $100 bills down you might not be so gung-ho.

    I never really play the table games:  poker, craps, roulette.  Only roulette slightly interests me, but I have only played it like once or twice in my life.  I just play the slots...and I don't like all these fancy new games. Just give me like a 3 line slot machine...not all this other video crap they have.

    Some people who go to the Kentucky Derby also tend to do that rather than cash them in.

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
    #69

    @the-gipper said:

    I am sure their profit margin soared when I didn't cash in the like 3-5 dollar ticket.  You know, if the Browns had actually won that game I may have cashed it in. But I was pissed about the way the game came out...so I didn't bother.......

    I never really play the table games:  poker, craps, roulette.  Only roulette slightly interests me, but I have only played it like once or twice in my life.  I just play the slots...and I don't like all these fancy new games. Just give me like a 3 line slot machine...not all this other video crap they have.

    On souvenirs Vegas makes a lot as it is but think about how many from the USA and around the world come through their doors especially the Chinese and Japanese some are huge bettors and love anything American and keep souvenirs.

    And on games I love craps the most roulette is fun they say black jack is the best way to make money but it can be too slow for me.  Around town we had a lot of poker nights some with crap tables. I rarely played the one armed bandits.  The better mob and bookie  joints had everything. Had a lot of bachelor parties there with uniformed Youngstown policemen at the door to keep the riff-raff out. They would cut the pots for a little amount for the happy couple......I've seen them get $10,000+ in one night.

    It's all what you like I guess.

  • @mjp28 said:

    Gip I could tell you some incredible stories about being 18 and working in a steel mill in Youngstown Ohio in 1969 with bookie runners all over and at every bar in town. Plus I was making good money, full time tuition at YSU was $150 a quarter which I could easily do out of one paycheck.  Plus two of my uncle's had dance joints/bars and my family was involved in politics. Oh and I knew all of the cops.

    I was in my first real bookie joint in Girard Ohio with a kid I grew up with who was a first team All Ohio DE and played football in the BIG TEN that was 1970, he had connections.  Oh and I was in my first Vegas style all night gambling joint in Niles Ohio where I grew up with him, free food and drinks and big screen TV and the tables were PACKED all night.  Oh it was a job run "social club" with BINGO downstairs for the grandma's and wives.

    I knew lots of bookies and numbers runners and my most recent one is really cool my wife and I go over there for steak cookouts.

    I will say that the bookies were hit when the Ohio Lottery came in and will be hit worse when sports betting is wide open.

    Oh and all bookies operate like this, football two rules 1. if you hit you collect and 2. if you lose you pay (no questions). On the bug (numbers) if you hit big the runners get 10% and no W-2G in the mail.  😉

    I've lived an interesting life.  🙂

    Well....Youngstown has a reputation as nothing but a mob town.....I am sure just about everyone from there has run into the mob venues at some point.

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
    #70

    @the-gipper said:

    Well....Youngstown has a reputation as nothing but a mob town.....I am sure just about everyone from there has run into the mob venues at some point.

    Until the mills closed from 1977-1981 then it went bust.  The 1950s, 1960s, 1970s was unreal.  Same with the bars on every corner and political machines.

    Not unlike a lot of rust belt towns like Pittsburgh Cleveland Detroit somewhat Chicago.

    ......oh BTW not anyone got in these places you had to be invited or connected. The average person knew little about them.

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #71

    FRIDAY EARLY AM -. Just a quick update subject to updating before game time.

    Cleveland Browns
    NAME STATUS DATE
    Myles Garrett, DE Questionable Oct 24
    Comment: Garrett was limited in Thursday's practice due to a knee injury, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.
    Drew Forbes, OT Injury Reserve Oct 24
    Comment: The Browns designated Forbes (knee) to return from injured reserve, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.
    Damarious Randall, S Questionable Oct 23
    Comment: Randall (leg) won't participate in Wednesday's practice, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.
    Kareem Hunt, RB Suspension Oct 22

    Comment: Hunt (suspension) practiced with the Browns on Monday for the first time since preseason, Mar Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports

    .

    Comment: inactive
    New England Patriots
    NAME STATUS DATE
    Shaq Mason, G Questionable Oct 24
    Comment: Mason (ankle) was able to practice on a limited basis Thursday, Doug Kyed of NESN reports.
    Rex Burkhead, RB Questionable Oct 24
    Comment: Burkhead (foot) was once again limited at practice Thursday, Mike Reiss of ESPN.com reports.
    Matt LaCosse, TE Questionable Oct 24
    Comment: LaCosse (knee) wasn't spotted on the field for the start of Thursday's practice, Zack Cox of NESN.com reports.
    Julian Edelman, WR Questionable Oct 23
    Comment: Edelman (chest) was limited at Wednesday's practice.
    Ryan Izzo, TE Questionable Oct 23
    Comment: Izzo (concussion) was a non-participant in Wednesday's practice.
    Josh Gordon, WR Injury Reserve Oct 23
    Comment: Gordon (knee) is expected to be waived off IR by the Patriots once he's fully healthy, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
    Gunner Olszewski, WR Questionable Oct 23
    Comment: questionable
    Patrick Chung, S Questionable Oct 22
    Comment: questionable
  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by gumby73
    #72

    Good news on D.Forbes..1 of 2 that could come back from IR in a season. Has 21 days to stick on roster.. which would pend a move.. or go back to IR for season. Closest game Drew could play would be the Bills.. Forbes now joins Teller to push for some Kush playing time.. Want'a play Tackle??

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by mjp28
    #73

    Well the Friday morning lines are in and the betting on Cleveland must have been good enough to bring it back to +12 or 12.5 for Sunday's game.  Several other minor changes to the lines are there too. Normally the NFL doesn't move much.   https://www.vegasinsider.com/nfl/odds/las-vegas

    And the first column is the open second the concensus and next seven are various casinos sportsbooks.

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  • jiggins7919J jiggins7919 wrote on last edited by jiggins7919
    #74

    Btw guys, I think the weather is going to be AWFUL for our game and that's the worst news we could have heard. Hopefully it changes because poor weather will almost certainly nullify our speed advantage, and it could greatly help the Patriots' defensive advantage. Ugh. 

    The only thing I'll say is that possibly the weather could cause a slew of turnovers for the Patriots, and maybe we'll cash in on some good luck...finally. 

    I absolutely hate saying this, but we're a team that beats themselves so far, right? New England is the best team in the league and somebody who literally NEVER beats themselves. The weather will be atrocious, their defense has EIGHTEEN interceptions, and our freakin QB leads the league in turning it over. Nasty weather almost always favors the defense, and New England has the best defense in the history of the game (statistically). Btw, our QB has 5 TD passes. Yes, 5. I think Aaron Rodgers had that in one game. 

    I know what you're thinking, "Whatever Jiggins, you always pick us to lose. You're always negative." That's not totally true, as I picked us to beat the Titans and the Jets. I was really trying to psyche myself up and pick us to win, but with the weather looking awful and after watching the way New England baptized Sam Darnold, I don't see how anybody in their right mind could pick us to win. Lord, please let me be wrong. I'm not ready for the season to fall apart yet. Oh, and please don't let our coach screw up the OL. I don't see how replacing Greg Robinson is going to help, especially against the Patriots. 

    Patriots - 33

    Browns - 13

    I know, I know...I suck. I just can't see how we beat them, let alone stay close. I'm going to write another post that's my fantasy land version of how I WANT the game to go, and how we COULD win if things go our way and we play solid ball. But the real life prediction sucks and I'm not hopeful. I won't be able to watch it live, as my daughter has a volleyball tournament out of town. So I'll have to rely on the phone updates, which is awful. 

  • CLEVELANDwantsPLAYOFFSC CLEVELANDwantsPLAYOFFS wrote on last edited by
    #75

    Good news, Browns fans.. I just saw pictures of OBJ using BOTH hands to catch in practice 

  • Bellichick keeps heaping on the praise to our guys you would think it’s the 7-0 Browns coming to town.  Typical for him.

    I think he’s probably scratching his head though thinking what the hell kind of scheme and play calls we make this week.  Honestly I think we are the hardest team to prepare for. 

    ATOMA ATOM wrote on last edited by
    #76

    @sdbacker80 said:

    Bellichick keeps heaping on the praise to our guys you would think it’s the 7-0 Browns coming to town.  Typical for him.

    I think he’s probably scratching his head though thinking what the hell kind of scheme and play calls we make this week.  Honestly I think we are the hardest team to prepare for. 

    thats right this is all about freddies master game plan keep em guessing let them think we have no clue or identity  which makes it that much harder to game plan for

    we have em right where we want them Browns win by 4 scores 

  • FRIDAY EARLY AM -. Just a quick update subject to updating before game time.

    Cleveland Browns
    NAME STATUS DATE
    Myles Garrett, DE Questionable Oct 24
    Comment: Garrett was limited in Thursday's practice due to a knee injury, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.
    Drew Forbes, OT Injury Reserve Oct 24
    Comment: The Browns designated Forbes (knee) to return from injured reserve, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.
    Damarious Randall, S Questionable Oct 23
    Comment: Randall (leg) won't participate in Wednesday's practice, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.
    Kareem Hunt, RB Suspension Oct 22

    Comment: Hunt (suspension) practiced with the Browns on Monday for the first time since preseason, Mar Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports

    .

    Comment: inactive
    New England Patriots
    NAME STATUS DATE
    Shaq Mason, G Questionable Oct 24
    Comment: Mason (ankle) was able to practice on a limited basis Thursday, Doug Kyed of NESN reports.
    Rex Burkhead, RB Questionable Oct 24
    Comment: Burkhead (foot) was once again limited at practice Thursday, Mike Reiss of ESPN.com reports.
    Matt LaCosse, TE Questionable Oct 24
    Comment: LaCosse (knee) wasn't spotted on the field for the start of Thursday's practice, Zack Cox of NESN.com reports.
    Julian Edelman, WR Questionable Oct 23
    Comment: Edelman (chest) was limited at Wednesday's practice.
    Ryan Izzo, TE Questionable Oct 23
    Comment: Izzo (concussion) was a non-participant in Wednesday's practice.
    Josh Gordon, WR Injury Reserve Oct 23
    Comment: Gordon (knee) is expected to be waived off IR by the Patriots once he's fully healthy, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
    Gunner Olszewski, WR Questionable Oct 23
    Comment: questionable
    Patrick Chung, S Questionable Oct 22
    Comment: questionable
    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #77

    @mjp28 said:

    FRIDAY EARLY AM -. Just a quick update subject to updating before game time.

    Cleveland Browns
    NAME STATUS DATE
    Myles Garrett, DE Questionable Oct 24
    Comment: Garrett was limited in Thursday's practice due to a knee injury, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.
    Drew Forbes, OT Injury Reserve Oct 24
    Comment: The Browns designated Forbes (knee) to return from injured reserve, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.
    Damarious Randall, S Questionable Oct 23
    Comment: Randall (leg) won't participate in Wednesday's practice, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.
    Kareem Hunt, RB Suspension Oct 22

    Comment: Hunt (suspension) practiced with the Browns on Monday for the first time since preseason, Mar Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports

    .

    Comment: inactive
     

    Does this mean Denzel and Greedy will finally see the field again?

  • @mjp28 said:

    FRIDAY EARLY AM -. Just a quick update subject to updating before game time.

    Cleveland Browns
    NAME STATUS DATE
    Myles Garrett, DE Questionable Oct 24
    Comment: Garrett was limited in Thursday's practice due to a knee injury, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.
    Drew Forbes, OT Injury Reserve Oct 24
    Comment: The Browns designated Forbes (knee) to return from injured reserve, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.
    Damarious Randall, S Questionable Oct 23
    Comment: Randall (leg) won't participate in Wednesday's practice, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.
    Kareem Hunt, RB Suspension Oct 22

    Comment: Hunt (suspension) practiced with the Browns on Monday for the first time since preseason, Mar Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports

    .

    Comment: inactive
     

    Does this mean Denzel and Greedy will finally see the field again?

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #78

    @the-gipper said:

    Does this mean Denzel and Greedy will finally see the field again?

    Looks that way unless there is some last minute complication they need all the help they can get versus Tom Terrific.

  • @sdbacker80 said:

    Bellichick keeps heaping on the praise to our guys you would think it’s the 7-0 Browns coming to town.  Typical for him.

    I think he’s probably scratching his head though thinking what the hell kind of scheme and play calls we make this week.  Honestly I think we are the hardest team to prepare for. 

    thats right this is all about freddies master game plan keep em guessing let them think we have no clue or identity  which makes it that much harder to game plan for

    we have em right where we want them Browns win by 4 scores 

    S SdBacker80 wrote on last edited by
    #79

    @atom said:

    thats right this is all about freddies master game plan keep em guessing let them think we have no clue or identity  which makes it that much harder to game plan for

    we have em right where we want them Browns win by 4 scores 

    This is where the moronic week to week play calls and scheme actually do us a favor 

  • @the-gipper said:

    Does this mean Denzel and Greedy will finally see the field again?

    Looks that way unless there is some last minute complication they need all the help they can get versus Tom Terrific.

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by
    #80

    @mjp28 said:

    Looks that way unless there is some last minute complication they need all the help they can get versus Tom Terrific.

    OK, I'm  here in Beantown. (Actually, out in the 'burbs) And if you want a  complicating factor for the game, the current weather  forecast is  calling for a  100% chance of  rain. 

  • mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #81

    SATURDAY MORNING EARLY AM - subject to changes right up to game time:

    Cleveland Browns
    NAME STATUS DATE
    Sheldrick Redwine, S Questionable Oct 25
    Comment: Redwine (hamstring) is considered questionable for Sunday's game against the Patriots, Dan Labbe of Cleveland.com reports.
    Kendall Lamm, OT Questionable Oct 25
    Comment: Lamm (knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Patriots, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.
    Damarious Randall, S Out Oct 25
    Comment: Randall (leg) was ruled out for Sunday's game against the Patriots, Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.
    Drew Forbes, OT Injury Reserve Oct 24
    Comment: The Browns designated Forbes (knee) to return from injured reserve, Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports.
    Kareem Hunt, RB Suspension Oct 22
    Comment: Hunt (suspension) practiced with the Browns on Monday for the first time since preseason, Mar Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.
    New England Patriots
    NAME STATUS DATE
    Shaq Mason, G Questionable Oct 25
    Comment: Mason (ankle) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Browns, Nora Princiotti of The Boston Globe reports.
    Rex Burkhead, RB Questionable Oct 25
    Comment: Burkhead (foot) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Browns after practicing in a limited fashion all week.
    Julian Edelman, WR Questionable Oct 25
    Comment: Edelman (chest) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Browns after logging limited practices all week.
    Gunner Olszewski, WR Questionable Oct 25
    Comment: Olszewski (ankle/hamstring) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Browns, Nora Princiotti of The Boston Globe reports.
    Ryan Izzo, TE Out Oct 25
    Comment: Izzo (concussion) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Browns, Zack Cox of NESN.com reports.
    Matt LaCosse, TE Out Oct 25
    Comment: LaCosse (knee) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Browns, Zack Cox of NESN.com reports.
    Josh Gordon, WR Injury Reserve Oct 23
    Comment: Gordon (knee) is expected to be waived off IR by the Patriots once he's fully healthy, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
    Patrick Chung, S Questionable Oct 22
    Comment: questionable