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  • mjp28M mjp28

    10. I thought Joe S. first my second choice would also be Myles Garrett.

    @mjp28 said:

    10. I thought Joe S. first my second choice would also be Myles Garrett.

    No, and No. 

  • I Icecube

    @mjp28 said:

    10. I thought Joe S. first my second choice would also be Myles Garrett.

    Do you really get better on D by losing Schobert and his 4 ints, 133 tackles? 

    @icecube said:

    Do you really get better on D by losing Schobert and his 4 ints, 133 tackles? 

    Good question.  I think definitely NOT...unless Wilson/TakiTaki/Goodson step up to be as instrumental.

  • Down to these: 

    1. What opponent did the Browns score the most points against ?

    7. Who is the ONLY player besides Baker Mayfield to throw a pass completion for the Browns?

    10. Who had the most forced fumbles?

  • The GipperT The Gipper

    Down to these: 

    1. What opponent did the Browns score the most points against ?

    7. Who is the ONLY player besides Baker Mayfield to throw a pass completion for the Browns?

    10. Who had the most forced fumbles?

    @the-gipper said:

    Down to these: 

    1. What opponent did the Browns score the most points against ?

    Miami

    7. Who is the ONLY player besides Baker Mayfield to throw a pass completion for the Browns?

    OBJ

    10. Who had the most forced fumbles?  Shelton Richardson?

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  • I am diverging from the usual pattern here today, by asking a series of questions rather than a single question with multiple answers.    These all involve the Browns 2019 season:

    Answers:

    1. What opponent did the Browns score the most points against ?

    Miami  41 pts  (Balt.  40)

    2. What opponent did the Browns score the least points against?

    49ers   3 pts

    3. What opponent scored the least points against the Browns?

    Jets  3 pts.  (Steelers  7)

    4. What opponent scored the most points against the Browns?

    Titans  43 pts  (Cards  38)

    5. Who was the leading rusher for the Browns?

    Chubb  1494 yards

    6. Who was the leading receiver  (yards, catches, TDs all the same)?

    Landry in all categories:   83 catches  1174 yards, 6 TDs

    7. Who is the ONLY player besides Baker Mayfield to throw a pass completion for the Browns?

    Odell Beckham Jr.   he was  1-2 in passes thrown.  for 20 yards.   Backup QB Garrett Gilbert was  0-3

    8. Who made the most tackles for the Browns?

    Joe Schobert   133 tackles

    9. Who had the most (defensive) interceptions?

    Joe Schobert  4 Ints

    10. Who had the most forced fumbles?

    Sheldon Richardson  3 FF. 

  • Here is today's Trivia Question.   This one is going to be very hard.     I am again going to refer to the Pro Football Reference  Production Average statistic.

    According that metric....w  9 players  had THE best/most productive seasons in history with an annual score of  24 or more?   (It only goes back to like 1960...so don't worry about any years before that)

    Name those 9 players.  

  • Hmm.

    Brady

    Manning 

    LaDainian Tomlinson 

    Just complete guesses now...

    Marino

    Lamar Jackson

    Jim Brown

    OJ

    Now probably wrong but would make sense.

    Michael Thomas

    Jerry Rice

  • Gunz41G Gunz41

    Hmm.

    Brady

    Manning 

    LaDainian Tomlinson 

    Just complete guesses now...

    Marino

    Lamar Jackson

    Jim Brown

    OJ

    Now probably wrong but would make sense.

    Michael Thomas

    Jerry Rice

    @gunz41 said:

    Hmm.

    Brady

    Manning 

    LaDainian Tomlinson 

    Just complete guesses now...

    Marino

    Lamar Jackson

    Jim Brown

    OJ

    Now probably wrong but would make sense.

    Michael Thomas

    Jerry Rice

    Highlighted ones are correct

  • The GipperT The Gipper

    @gunz41 said:

    Hmm.

    Brady

    Manning 

    LaDainian Tomlinson 

    Just complete guesses now...

    Marino

    Lamar Jackson

    Jim Brown

    OJ

    Now probably wrong but would make sense.

    Michael Thomas

    Jerry Rice

    Highlighted ones are correct

    @the-gipper said:

    Highlighted ones are correct

    Hmmmm 4 down 5 to go.

    Productivity, Emmitt Smith,  LT Ladanian  Tomlinson.  Has to be a few quarterbacks in there Staubach, Aikman.  Oh Reggie White.

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  • Maybe I am confused (which is easy to do) or not even understanding the question. Is it total or one per position? Because Manning broke all of Tom's records that year in DEN, Thomas just set record for receptions, etc.

  • Gunz41G Gunz41

    Maybe I am confused (which is easy to do) or not even understanding the question. Is it total or one per position? Because Manning broke all of Tom's records that year in DEN, Thomas just set record for receptions, etc.

    @gunz41 said:

    Maybe I am confused (which is easy to do) or not even understanding the question. Is it total or one per position? Because Manning broke all of Tom's records that year in DEN, Thomas just set record for receptions, etc.

    Total 

    Gunz41G 1 Reply
  • mjp28M mjp28

    @the-gipper said:

    Highlighted ones are correct

    Hmmmm 4 down 5 to go.

    Productivity, Emmitt Smith,  LT Ladanian  Tomlinson.  Has to be a few quarterbacks in there Staubach, Aikman.  Oh Reggie White.

    @mjp28 said:

    Hmmmm 4 down 5 to go.

    Productivity, Emmitt Smith,  LT Ladanian  Tomlinson.  Has to be a few quarterbacks in there Staubach, Aikman.  Oh Reggie White.

    Only Tomlinson already named correct. I said this was hard. 

  • The GipperT The Gipper

    @gunz41 said:

    Maybe I am confused (which is easy to do) or not even understanding the question. Is it total or one per position? Because Manning broke all of Tom's records that year in DEN, Thomas just set record for receptions, etc.

    Total 

    @the-gipper said:

    Total 

    I'm still so confused how Manning couldn't be up there with the records he set. So I must not understand the question.

    So I am going to tap out at this point 

    The GipperT 1 Reply

  • Mahomes, Moss, C Johnson

    The GipperT 1 Reply

  • I'll guess one of the most overlooked ever!...Barry Sanders

    Mike

    IN DORSEY I TRUST
    The GipperT 1 Reply
  • Gunz41G Gunz41

    @the-gipper said:

    Total 

    I'm still so confused how Manning couldn't be up there with the records he set. So I must not understand the question.

    So I am going to tap out at this point 

    @gunz41 said:

    I'm still so confused how Manning couldn't be up there with the records he set. So I must not understand the question.

    So I am going to tap out at this point 

    Per the PFR  CA metric.....9 players in history achieved a 24 or higher  score in a single season.   Peyton Manning did not have a season wherein he attained that score.   Tom Brady did in 2007.  LaDanian Tomlinson did it in 2006.   You named OJ  who did it in 1975;  and  Lamar Jackson just last year.

    Now...if the confusion is about "how did PFR come up with these scores and how was Manning left off"  I will admit that I am clueless how to answer that.  I am just going on the numbers.    And you will find that when I give the answers that their are some obscure names on there and you will scratch your head saying: "how can this person have been considered to have had one of the greatest seasons of all time".   And that will certainly be a fair enough observation. 

    Gunz41G 1 Reply
  • cvcanedyC cvcanedy

    Mahomes, Moss, C Johnson

    @cvcanedy said:

    Mahomes, Moss, C Johnson

    No, none of those.

  • Canton MikeC Canton Mike

    I'll guess one of the most overlooked ever!...Barry Sanders

    Mike

    @canton-mike said:

    I'll guess one of the most overlooked ever!...Barry Sanders

    Mike

    Nope. 

  • The GipperT The Gipper

    @gunz41 said:

    I'm still so confused how Manning couldn't be up there with the records he set. So I must not understand the question.

    So I am going to tap out at this point 

    Per the PFR  CA metric.....9 players in history achieved a 24 or higher  score in a single season.   Peyton Manning did not have a season wherein he attained that score.   Tom Brady did in 2007.  LaDanian Tomlinson did it in 2006.   You named OJ  who did it in 1975;  and  Lamar Jackson just last year.

    Now...if the confusion is about "how did PFR come up with these scores and how was Manning left off"  I will admit that I am clueless how to answer that.  I am just going on the numbers.    And you will find that when I give the answers that their are some obscure names on there and you will scratch your head saying: "how can this person have been considered to have had one of the greatest seasons of all time".   And that will certainly be a fair enough observation. 

    @the-gipper said:

    Per the PFR  CA metric.....9 players in history achieved a 24 or higher  score in a single season.   Peyton Manning did not have a season wherein he attained that score.   Tom Brady did in 2007.  LaDanian Tomlinson did it in 2006.   You named OJ  who did it in 1975;  and  Lamar Jackson just last year.

    Now...if the confusion is about "how did PFR come up with these scores and how was Manning left off"  I will admit that I am clueless how to answer that.  I am just going on the numbers.    And you will find that when I give the answers that their are some obscure names on there and you will scratch your head saying: "how can this person have been considered to have had one of the greatest seasons of all time".   And that will certainly be a fair enough observation. 

    I wasn't even thinking of what metric someone used. I  was just going off of what would be considered statically speaking considered the best seasons. 

    So no issue with you, with them, etc. I guess I was just thinking of different criteria etc.

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  • Gunz41G Gunz41

    @the-gipper said:

    Per the PFR  CA metric.....9 players in history achieved a 24 or higher  score in a single season.   Peyton Manning did not have a season wherein he attained that score.   Tom Brady did in 2007.  LaDanian Tomlinson did it in 2006.   You named OJ  who did it in 1975;  and  Lamar Jackson just last year.

    Now...if the confusion is about "how did PFR come up with these scores and how was Manning left off"  I will admit that I am clueless how to answer that.  I am just going on the numbers.    And you will find that when I give the answers that their are some obscure names on there and you will scratch your head saying: "how can this person have been considered to have had one of the greatest seasons of all time".   And that will certainly be a fair enough observation. 

    I wasn't even thinking of what metric someone used. I  was just going off of what would be considered statically speaking considered the best seasons. 

    So no issue with you, with them, etc. I guess I was just thinking of different criteria etc.

    @gunz41 said:

    I wasn't even thinking of what metric someone used. I  was just going off of what would be considered statically speaking considered the best seasons. 

    So no issue with you, with them, etc. I guess I was just thinking of different criteria etc.

    Well....as someone said:   "It is what it is". 

    😆

    Still 5 more names.    I think only 1 or 2 of those could be honestly guessed at. 

    Hints:  NO QBs.   One  RB.....and all the others are DBs!

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