***Browns Vs Bengals OFFICIAL Gameday Thread***
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One added thought...
Someone in the RB room not named Hunt needs to step up. Hunt's good, but we are going to wear him out long before Chubb is back.
If no one does step up, then we might want to shop a fire sale.
One added thought...
Someone in the RB room not named Hunt needs to step up. Hunt's good, but we are going to wear him out long before Chubb is back.
If no one does step up, then we might want to shop a fire sale.
Yeah D'Ernest Johnson seems to have cooled off a bit.. I'm surprised Andy Janovich does not get any carries...
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One added thought...
Someone in the RB room not named Hunt needs to step up. Hunt's good, but we are going to wear him out long before Chubb is back.
If no one does step up, then we might want to shop a fire sale.
One added thought...
Someone in the RB room not named Hunt needs to step up. Hunt's good, but we are going to wear him out long before Chubb is back.
If no one does step up, then we might want to shop a fire sale.
Dernest had one carry. He appears to know the offense well as he’s been called on in key situations (Colts and Cowboy games). Maybe the coaches need to call his number?
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I tell you what, the Bengals got away with a couple of offensive pass interferences in the game, but we got away with the ultimate PI at the end. DPJ pushed off to get the TD and although it wasn't much, it was JUST enough to throw off the defender. And they didn't call it.
I almost thought his feet were out of bounds until I saw the replay.. That was a freak catch!
almost thought his feet were out of bounds until I saw the replay.. That was a freak catch!
Bro, I refused to celebrate until I saw the replay, and then it was PANDEMONIUM at my house. I was screaming, my kid was yelling, my dog was barking, and my wife was dancing. It was absolutely incredible.
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I tell you what, the Bengals got away with a couple of offensive pass interferences in the game, but we got away with the ultimate PI at the end. DPJ pushed off to get the TD and although it wasn't much, it was JUST enough to throw off the defender. And they didn't call it.
I am happy that the refs ARE finally starting to call offensive pass interference more, though. Used to be it was incredibly rare to ever see it called, looks like it has been a point of contention talked about this offseason with the refs.
I am happy that the refs ARE finally starting to call offensive pass interference more, though. Used to be it was incredibly rare to ever see it called, looks like it has been a point of contention talked about this offseason with the refs.
I totally agree with you. I've really started to see that call more and more and it's a good thing.
I still can't believe DPJ caught that ball. It wasn't that easy of a play to make and he somehow pegged both feet in bounds. Crazy.
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I am happy that the refs ARE finally starting to call offensive pass interference more, though. Used to be it was incredibly rare to ever see it called, looks like it has been a point of contention talked about this offseason with the refs.
I totally agree with you. I've really started to see that call more and more and it's a good thing.
I still can't believe DPJ caught that ball. It wasn't that easy of a play to make and he somehow pegged both feet in bounds. Crazy.
I totally agree with you. I've really started to see that call more and more and it's a good thing.
I still can't believe DPJ caught that ball. It wasn't that easy of a play to make and he somehow pegged both feet in bounds. Crazy.
Especially considering how close it came to going through the defenders arms too.
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One added thought...
Someone in the RB room not named Hunt needs to step up. Hunt's good, but we are going to wear him out long before Chubb is back.
If no one does step up, then we might want to shop a fire sale.
Someone in the RB room not named Hunt needs to step up.
D'Ernest Johnson is the next man up. And I've liked him since he first played last season. He does a pretty good job picking up blitzers as I recall. But he's definitely slower than our other backs.
...and I still don't like the squib kick in that situation. The clock doesn't start until they touch the ball....and they didn't touch the ball until they were already pretty far upfield.
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Guys, if you need another jolt of happiness, watch this video. At the end keep your eyes on Joel Bitonio. He waits for the replay and after its confirmed he literally PRANCES off the field while high-stepping. Lol!
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OBJ did tear his ACL - Darn, see you in 2021.
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One added thought...
Someone in the RB room not named Hunt needs to step up. Hunt's good, but we are going to wear him out long before Chubb is back.
If no one does step up, then we might want to shop a fire sale.
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When is Chubb due back?
Here’s the latest:
https://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/football/news/browns-nick-chubb-recovery-progressing-on-track/
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One added thought...
Someone in the RB room not named Hunt needs to step up. Hunt's good, but we are going to wear him out long before Chubb is back.
If no one does step up, then we might want to shop a fire sale.
Dernest had one carry. He appears to know the offense well as he’s been called on in key situations (Colts and Cowboy games). Maybe the coaches need to call his number?
Dernest had one carry. He appears to know the offense well as he’s been called on in key situations (Colts and Cowboy games). Maybe the coaches need to call his number?
D'Ernest "went off" against the 'Boyz... prolly the worst D in the league... with 95 yards on 13 carries... and it's all been downhill from there...
And in Week 6 he put the ball on the ground.
I like the kid, but sometimes there's a reason a RB's snap count dwindles.

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The fact that Hunt was back healthy and that they were playing catch up The last two games plus against Dallas see where ahead by 20+ points which led to more ground action is the primary reason that Ernest Johnson isn’t getting the carries he was.
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Dernest had one carry. He appears to know the offense well as he’s been called on in key situations (Colts and Cowboy games). Maybe the coaches need to call his number?
D'Ernest "went off" against the 'Boyz... prolly the worst D in the league... with 95 yards on 13 carries... and it's all been downhill from there...
And in Week 6 he put the ball on the ground.
I like the kid, but sometimes there's a reason a RB's snap count dwindles.

D'Ernest "went off" against the 'Boyz... prolly the worst D in the league... with 95 yards on 13 carries... and it's all been downhill from there...
And in Week 6 he put the ball on the ground.
I like the kid, but sometimes there's a reason a RB's snap count dwindles.
I think the reason had more to do with the circumstances of each game. Week 6 playing from extreme deficit and week 7 playing a team that didn’t want to be bludgeoned by the run game. In each contest we threw the ball more frequently.
Prior to that could his “stock” have been any higher? He had arguably one of the biggest plays of the game sealing the victory against the Colts and staying in bounds to keep the clock going.
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D'Ernest "went off" against the 'Boyz... prolly the worst D in the league... with 95 yards on 13 carries... and it's all been downhill from there...
And in Week 6 he put the ball on the ground.
I like the kid, but sometimes there's a reason a RB's snap count dwindles.
I think the reason had more to do with the circumstances of each game. Week 6 playing from extreme deficit and week 7 playing a team that didn’t want to be bludgeoned by the run game. In each contest we threw the ball more frequently.
Prior to that could his “stock” have been any higher? He had arguably one of the biggest plays of the game sealing the victory against the Colts and staying in bounds to keep the clock going.
I think the reason had more to do with the circumstances of each game. Week 6 playing from extreme deficit and week 7 playing a team that didn’t want to be bludgeoned by the run game. In each contest we threw the ball more frequently.
Prior to that could his “stock” have been any higher? He had arguably one of the biggest plays of the game sealing the victory against the Colts and staying in bounds to keep the clock going.
Wasn't Teller still playing in that game..?
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I think the reason had more to do with the circumstances of each game. Week 6 playing from extreme deficit and week 7 playing a team that didn’t want to be bludgeoned by the run game. In each contest we threw the ball more frequently.
Prior to that could his “stock” have been any higher? He had arguably one of the biggest plays of the game sealing the victory against the Colts and staying in bounds to keep the clock going.
Wasn't Teller still playing in that game..?
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Teller went out early in that game. The run was toward the end over the left side with a great block from a guy that was actually in the doghouse (Higgins)
Okay... I don't know why I couldnt remember that... Been a lot going on my life at the moment...
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@nickers said:
Fix your catheter old man... You're leaking all over the place!
OK I’m sorry I did leave an open thing that you’re in capable of extrapolating from. You have to squat to P because you have a pussy pussy.
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@nickers said:
Fix your catheter old man... You're leaking all over the place!
OK I’m sorry I did leave an open thing that you’re in capable of extrapolating from. You have to squat to P because you have a pussy pussy.
OK I’m sorry I did leave an open thing that you’re in capable of extrapolating from. You have to squat to P because you have a pussy pussy.
Sorry... You are wrong again... as usual..
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