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  • And when I do look at your trivia (which isn't a bad thing), maybe it is just the manner in which your other posts go, but it seems like you enjoy telling others they are wrong.

    Let's see....this is a trivia quiz.  So there is a correct answer.  When someone gives an incorrect answer I simply say "NO".......what am I supposed to say?  I say no to an incorrect answer so that either that person can try again, and so that others participating can know that that particular answer is wrong so they won't go there.  

    What else do you expect someone to say when a person has given an incorrect answer?  

    Beyond that, occasionally I have conversations on this forum here with people over opinions....like the surveys that I do where people give their opinions.  

    Have you never engaged in a sports debate?  Like in  a bar room....which is what all this forum is really.  Before the internet you had to go to a bar to have a spirited debate, or do it in some other context. are you opposed to that sort of thing?

    I mean, somewhat recently I had a spirited debate with a nephew about the basketball GOAT.   IMO, Lebron is better than Jordan.  And FYI....I would NOT put Jordan in my Top 5.  Yessir:   Wilt, Russell, Kareem, Magic, LeBron all go on my list ahead of MJ.  That is my opinion everyone.  Don't like it? TT.   Russell led his team to far more titles than Jordan.  Kareem won as many titles...and more MVPs.  Wilt was....well...Wilt, the greatest physical force in the history of the game...look at the stats.  Magic was a champion from Day one in this league, and may have had more if not for a couple of factors:  HIV which curtailed his career, and Larry Bird and the Celtics.  MJ never faced the competition that  Magic did in the finals.  MJ never faced the competition that LeBron faced in his many Finals (No team MJ ever met in the Finals was close to being as good as the Spurs or Warriors ever were)....and LBJ was/is the most well rounded, multi-skilled player the game has ever seen.  He is a combination of MJ, Magic,  and Karl Malone.  I also think that MJ was very much a product of the coaching of  Phil Jackson.  Think about it....MJ never won anything without Phil, but Phil won 5 times without MJ.   Phil had an MJ clone in Kobe, who is barely a pubic hair less of a player than MJ, if at all.  And LeBron....he took teams to the NBA finals with coaches like  Mike Browns, and David Blatt, and a couple of others whom he had success with.   So, yes, MJ is in my 6-10 list, with Kobe and some others, but not Top 5  IMO.  

  • Here is Today's Trivia.    Except....there is no question here.   Just Trivia data points:

    # The Browns have never played any of the following current teams in the postseason:  Eagles, Redskins, Falcons, Saints, Bucs, Panthers,  Bears, Seahawks, Bengals, Ravens,  Jaguars, Texans, Chargers, Chiefs.

    # The Browns have played the following teams in postseason play the most:    Lions  4,  Broncos  3, Rams 3,  Colts  3

    # The biggest lead the Browns have ever blown in a regular season game to lose was  23 points in 1991 vs. the Eagles

    # The biggest lead the Browns have ever blown in a playoff game was 18 points  vs. the Dolphins in the 1985 season  18 pts.   They also blew a 17 point lead in 2002 vs. the Steelers in the playoff

    # The biggest comeback win the Browns have ever had in the regular season was  25 pts. vs. the Titans in 2014

    #The biggest comeback win the Browns have ever had in the postseason was 10 pts. vs. the Jets in 1986 season

    # The following are the top 5 in Browns history in TD passes thrown:   Otto Graham  174; Brian Sipe 154; Frank Ryan 134;  Bernie Kosar  116;  Bill Nelsen  71

    # The following are the top 5 in Browns history in  Games won as a starting QB:   Otto Graham  57....but these do NOT include AAFC years (so he probably had close to 100 wins or more:   Brian Sipe  57; Bernie Kosar 53; Frank Ryan  52; Bill Nelsen  34

    # Post season  TD passes for the above main Browns QBs:  Kosar  16;  Otto Graham: 14; Frank Ryan  6,  Bill Nelsen  3;   Brian Sipe   -0-

    # Otto Graham had a 9-3 postseason record as a starting QB;   Bernie Kosar  was  3-4;  Bill Nelsen was  2-3;  Frank Ryan was  1-2;   Brian Sipe was 0-1

    # In his careeer with the Browns....Mike Phipps threw   81 Interceptions  in   40 games.   In his career with the Browns Bernie Kosar threw  81 interceptions in 108 games. 

  • Here is today's Trivia Question:

    In their histories,  the 4 teams in the AFCN  (Browns, Bengals, Ravens, Steelers).....have had  11 either WRs or TEs or combination receiving role  who have played for these teams make the Hall of Fame.   This figure also includes any  WR/TE that had a "cup of coffee" with any of these teams.

    Name these   11  WRs/TEs

  • Bonus Question:

    Who was the last player who was designated officially as a Fullback to make the  HOF? 

  • We should know these (until you go to list them):

    Ozzie of course our #1.  Then Warfield,  Swann, Ward, Stallworth the best Steeler, Tommy McDonald, the rest must go back a bit or are the cup of joe guys.

  • We should know these (until you go to list them):

    Ozzie of course our #1.  Then Warfield,  Swann, Ward, Stallworth the best Steeler, Tommy McDonald, the rest must go back a bit or are the cup of joe guys.

    @mjp28 said:

    We should know these (until you go to list them):

    Ozzie of course our #1.  Then Warfield,  Swann, Ward, Stallworth the best Steeler, Tommy McDonald, the rest must go back a bit or are the cup of joe guys.

    Highlighted are correct.   Ward is not in HOF. 

  • In their histories,  the 4 teams in the AFCN  (Browns, Bengals, Ravens, Steelers).....have had  11 either WRs or TEs or combination receiving role  who have played for these teams make the Hall of Fame.   This figure also includes any  WR/TE that had a "cup of coffee" with any of these teams.

    Name these   11  WRs/TEs

    Answers, by team:

    Ravens:    Shannon Sharpe

    Bengals:  Charlie Joiner,  Terrell Owens  (I don't even remember him playing for the Bengals, but he did for a year)

    Steelers:  John Stallworth,  Lynn Swann

    Browns:    Dante Lavelli,  Mac Speedie, Tommy McDonald,  Paul Warfield,  Ozzie Newsome

    Note:  the Browns have as many as the other 3 teams combined.

    Bold means that the team was the primary team that the player played for in his career.   Non-bold means these players just had a "cup of coffee" with that team.  (usually only 1-2-3 years at most)

  • Back to Trivia after a hiatus.   Here is today's question:

    Name the 10 QBs who have thrown the most TD passes in Browns history.   And in doing so, see if you can put them in proper order. 

  • I know the top four and probably could get most if not all of the next six but in order eh?

    The top four - Otto, Sipe, Frank Ryan and of course Bernie.

  • Back to Trivia after a hiatus.   Here is today's question:

    Name the 10 QBs who have thrown the most TD passes in Browns history.   And in doing so, see if you can put them in proper order. 

    @the-gipper said:

    Back to Trivia after a hiatus.   Here is today's question:

    Name the 10 QBs who have thrown the most TD passes in Browns history.   And in doing so, see if you can put them in proper order. 

     Bernie, Sipe, Otto, Ryan, Phipps, Vinny T., Derek Anderson, Baker,

    not sure after but maybe Kelly Holcomb, Hoyer 

  • I think Milt Plum may be in there, in fact I'm sure he threw WAY more TDs for the Browns than Phipps! I can't believe Phipps would be top 10. Could Couch sneek in our top 10?

    Mike 

  • I think Milt Plum may be in there, in fact I'm sure he threw WAY more TDs for the Browns than Phipps! I can't believe Phipps would be top 10. Could Couch sneek in our top 10?

    Mike 

    @canton-mike said:

    I think Milt Plum may be in there, in fact I'm sure he threw WAY more TDs for the Browns than Phipps! I can't believe Phipps would be top 10. Could Couch sneek in our top 10?

    Mike 

    Mild success and any kind of longevity (in our sense of longevity) would do it.  Yeah why not Couch- I forgot about him.

    Plum too. 

  • Otto, Sipe, Ryan, Kosar, Nelson, Couch, and Plum.

    Not sure on the others. Mayfield is probably close to being there. 

    I'll guess Weedon & Phipps in the top 10.

  • Otto, Sipe, Ryan, Kosar, Nelson, Couch, and Plum.

    Not sure on the others. Mayfield is probably close to being there. 

    I'll guess Weedon & Phipps in the top 10.

    @bob806 said:

    Otto, Sipe, Ryan, Kosar, Nelson, Couch, and Plum.

    Not sure on the others. Mayfield is probably close to being there. 

    I'll guess Weedon & Phipps in the top 10.

    Being that after the top 4 who had some kind of longevity and after the 1980s when the BROWNS went into the rent-a-quarterback stategy just about anyone could be close to the top 10 including Mayfield.

    From 8-15 is anyone's guess.

  • @bob806 said:

    Otto, Sipe, Ryan, Kosar, Nelson, Couch, and Plum.

    Not sure on the others. Mayfield is probably close to being there. 

    I'll guess Weedon & Phipps in the top 10.

    Being that after the top 4 who had some kind of longevity and after the 1980s when the BROWNS went into the rent-a-quarterback stategy just about anyone could be close to the top 10 including Mayfield.

    From 8-15 is anyone's guess.

    @mjp28 said:

    Being that after the top 4 who had some kind of longevity and after the 1980s when the BROWNS went into the rent-a-quarterback stategy just about anyone could be close to the top 10 including Mayfield.

    From 8-15 is anyone's guess.

    I'm hoping Baker can play well for years to come. First, we need to have a season.

  • @mjp28 said:

    Being that after the top 4 who had some kind of longevity and after the 1980s when the BROWNS went into the rent-a-quarterback stategy just about anyone could be close to the top 10 including Mayfield.

    From 8-15 is anyone's guess.

    I'm hoping Baker can play well for years to come. First, we need to have a season.

    @bob806 said:

    I'm hoping Baker can play well for years to come. First, we need to have a season.

    2020 is starting to feel like a do over already. Well NO preseason this year.

  • I know the top four and probably could get most if not all of the next six but in order eh?

    The top four - Otto, Sipe, Frank Ryan and of course Bernie.

    @mjp28 said:

    I know the top four and probably could get most if not all of the next six but in order eh?

    The top four - Otto, Sipe, Frank Ryan and of course Bernie.

    Check....Those ARE the Top 4

  • @the-gipper said:

    Back to Trivia after a hiatus.   Here is today's question:

    Name the 10 QBs who have thrown the most TD passes in Browns history.   And in doing so, see if you can put them in proper order. 

     Bernie, Sipe, Otto, Ryan, Phipps, Vinny T., Derek Anderson, Baker,

    not sure after but maybe Kelly Holcomb, Hoyer 

    @sdbacker80 said:

     Bernie, Sipe, Otto, Ryan, Phipps, Vinny T., Derek Anderson, Baker,

    not sure after but maybe Kelly Holcomb, Hoyer 

    Check on all of those in the first sentence....except Phipps.

    But neither Holcomb or Hoyer make it. 

  • I think Milt Plum may be in there, in fact I'm sure he threw WAY more TDs for the Browns than Phipps! I can't believe Phipps would be top 10. Could Couch sneek in our top 10?

    Mike 

    @canton-mike said:

    I think Milt Plum may be in there, in fact I'm sure he threw WAY more TDs for the Browns than Phipps! I can't believe Phipps would be top 10. Could Couch sneek in our top 10?

    Mike 

    Check on all you say.  Plum and Couch are in Top 10.  Phipps is not. 

  • Otto, Sipe, Ryan, Kosar, Nelson, Couch, and Plum.

    Not sure on the others. Mayfield is probably close to being there. 

    I'll guess Weedon & Phipps in the top 10.

    @bob806 said:

    Otto, Sipe, Ryan, Kosar, Nelson, Couch, and Plum.

    Not sure on the others. Mayfield is probably close to being there. 

    I'll guess Weedon & Phipps in the top 10.

    You got the last one not yet named:  Nelsen.   But wrong on Phipps/Weeden