2020 Opponents
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Cleveland will host the Bengals, Steelers, Ravens, Texans, Colts, Eagles, Washington and the Broncos.
The Browns will travel to Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Tennessee, New York Giants, Dallas, Jacksonville and the New York Jets.
Wow very nice road schedule only one time zone change
Wow very nice road schedule only one time zone change
Two.....Nashville is on Central Time....but I get it.
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I hope we play Dallas on Thanksgiving.
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We play the Jets again? That's the third year in a row. The NFL is really trying to make Mayfield vs Darnold a thing, I guess.
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We play the Jets again? That's the third year in a row. The NFL is really trying to make Mayfield vs Darnold a thing, I guess.
We play the Jets again? That's the third year in a row. The NFL is really trying to make Mayfield vs Darnold a thing, I guess.
The scheduling has its rules, they don't choose the matchups.
You have 6 divisional games, 4 games against an AFC division (in 2020 AFC South) , 4 against a NFC division (2020 NFC East) and the last two games against the teams that ended in the same position as yours of the remaining divisions of your own conference (3rd AFC East: Jets and 3rd in AFC West Broncos)
Both Jets and Browns have ended in the same group position for some years (4th both in 2016 and 2017) and that's why we're facing them every single year. In 2019 we had to play them because we had to face the AFC East anyway.
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We play the Jets again? That's the third year in a row. The NFL is really trying to make Mayfield vs Darnold a thing, I guess.
The scheduling has its rules, they don't choose the matchups.
You have 6 divisional games, 4 games against an AFC division (in 2020 AFC South) , 4 against a NFC division (2020 NFC East) and the last two games against the teams that ended in the same position as yours of the remaining divisions of your own conference (3rd AFC East: Jets and 3rd in AFC West Broncos)
Both Jets and Browns have ended in the same group position for some years (4th both in 2016 and 2017) and that's why we're facing them every single year. In 2019 we had to play them because we had to face the AFC East anyway.
The scheduling has its rules, they don't choose the matchups.
You have 6 divisional games, 4 games against an AFC division (in 2020 AFC South) , 4 against a NFC division (2020 NFC East) and the last two games against the teams that ended in the same position as yours of the remaining divisions of your own conference (3rd AFC East: Jets and 3rd in AFC West Broncos)
Both Jets and Browns have ended in the same group position for some years (4th both in 2016 and 2017) and that's why we're facing them every single year. In 2019 we had to play them because we had to face the AFC East anyway.
I think the rotating schedule is and has been a brilliant move by the NFL.
The AFC South games have never excited me at all. Sure, Nashville is a nice spot for a road game, but nothing seems like a rivalry. The Colts would be a good fit in the AFC North, but it's not going to happen.
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I hope we play Dallas on Thanksgiving.
That'd be cool...
In any case this is my road trip game for 2020.
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The scheduling has its rules, they don't choose the matchups.
You have 6 divisional games, 4 games against an AFC division (in 2020 AFC South) , 4 against a NFC division (2020 NFC East) and the last two games against the teams that ended in the same position as yours of the remaining divisions of your own conference (3rd AFC East: Jets and 3rd in AFC West Broncos)
Both Jets and Browns have ended in the same group position for some years (4th both in 2016 and 2017) and that's why we're facing them every single year. In 2019 we had to play them because we had to face the AFC East anyway.
I think the rotating schedule is and has been a brilliant move by the NFL.
The AFC South games have never excited me at all. Sure, Nashville is a nice spot for a road game, but nothing seems like a rivalry. The Colts would be a good fit in the AFC North, but it's not going to happen.
I think the rotating schedule is and has been a brilliant move by the NFL.
The AFC South games have never excited me at all. Sure, Nashville is a nice spot for a road game, but nothing seems like a rivalry. The Colts would be a good fit in the AFC North, but it's not going to happen.
Well....in conjunction with the soon to be attempt to expand the regular season, I have heard some suggestions about how, if they did have a 17th game, they could increase the number of rivalry games.
Things like having the two NY teams play every year, and the (now) 2 LA teams. Baltimore and Washington. Interstate rivalries like Tampa/Miami; Pittsburgh/Philly; Dallas/Houston; and some other natural rivalries: Cleveland/Detroit and others.
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I’ll be in Jax? Can’t wait.
This offseason will seem longer than the last. I would imagine.
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I hope we play Dallas on Thanksgiving.
According to the ol' Google machine, the Browns haven't played on Thanksgiving since 1989, with only the LA Rams having a longer Thanksgiving drought, since 1975. Jacksonville Jaguars have never had a Thanksgiving game, but they're a much younger franchise.
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I hope we play Dallas on Thanksgiving.
According to the ol' Google machine, the Browns haven't played on Thanksgiving since 1989, with only the LA Rams having a longer Thanksgiving drought, since 1975. Jacksonville Jaguars have never had a Thanksgiving game, but they're a much younger franchise.
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Did not play for the Browns in 1989.
You're right, I have Eric Turner's interception burned in as Thanksgiving......but it wasn't.
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Did not play for the Browns in 1989.
You're right, I have Eric Turner's interception burned in as Thanksgiving......but it wasn't.
You're right, I have Eric Turner's interception burned in as Thanksgiving......but it wasn't.
1994 vs Cowboys? 19-14 victory?
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1994 vs Cowboys? 19-14 victory?
There was a company Christmas party that eve. VP was a Cowboys fan. We were both trying to find out what was happening (no smartphones).
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Did not play for the Browns in 1989.
You're right, I have Eric Turner's interception burned in as Thanksgiving......but it wasn't.
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That'd be cool...
In any case this is my road trip game for 2020.
I think I may do that one as well. Haven't been to an away game for a few years since I "road trip" up to 6-7 home games a year. I plan on selling some tickets this year. I plan on selling the Steelers and Colts games. I know Steeler fans travel and figure there will be plenty of Colts fans looking for tickets. I had this thing about not wanting visiting fans sitting in my seats. Screw that, Browns fans don't buy the seats. I am putting them on the ticket exchange and make some money. I don't care who sits in them.
If everybody had like minds, we would never learn.
just don't invite the relatives. My probable road trip. Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
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