***Browns VS Steelers Gameday Thread***
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G00d Morning Winners ! ! ?
https://brownswire.usatoday.com/gallery/top-30-photos-from-the-browns-win-over-the-steelers/
Woke up to the best hangover ever... And I don't care ?
Woke up to the best hangover ever... And I don't care ?
J Geils.... World's Greatest Party Band...
Saw them in CLE Public Auditorium circa 1972.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
Pitspuke radio talking heads were saying
They dont fear anything Baker can do...but they do fear Chubb and his skills.
I wish my dad was still alive to see it. He was a big Brown's fanI’m so happy for the entire City of Cleveland and fans around the world but Jimmy D is the one I’m most happy for! Love listening to you every weekend and couldn’t possibly imagine a game without him! Go Browns! God Bless all! Playoffs? PLAYOFFS!“and the only thing that’s missing is all of you” wow what a call!and again... Fuk Pittsburgh ! it's about what we do going into Heinz to wreck their F'n season ?"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
Kevin Stefanski gave the game ball to Browns owner Jimmy Haslam
Coach Kevin Stefanski thanked the person who made the Browns playoff run possible with the game ball. The Browns coach delivered the ball from Sunday’s win over Pittsburgh to Cleveland owner Jimmy Haslam.
Stefanski made a point of recognizing the ownership in his postgame press conference.
“Want to make note that I gave a game ball out to Jimmy Haslam in there. Dee (Haslam) and Jimmy and the entire (Haslam and Johnson) family just have been so supportive of this group, and anything we needed in such a unique season, they have been right there,” Stefanski said. “Really organizationally, just thinking about all of the people who have wanted this and wanted to taste this, I am really proud to be a part of this for them – people who have been with the organization for a long time, and they deserve this so I am happy for them.”
Kevin Stefanski gave the game ball to Browns owner Jimmy Haslam
Now that's what you call a sound career move...
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
https://www.brownsnation.com/browns-troll-juju-smith-schuster-with-tiktok-dance-after-win/
sorry - I keep posting a link, and it's text, until Paste it back in again. Very strange, dammit.
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J Geils.... World's Greatest Party Band...
Saw them in CLE Public Auditorium circa 1972.
I think they backed up Alice Cooper at the Rubber Bowl concert I attended along with Dr. John. Also 1972 I believe.
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I think they backed up Alice Cooper at the Rubber Bowl concert I attended along with Dr. John. Also 1972 I believe.
You have a good memory there Gip in fact it was August 5, 1972 where it shows two concerts that day at the rubber bowl but they occasionally did early/late concerts in one day.
Alice Cooper is indeed the businessman doing 2,960 concerts ! See the screenshots below or the link for everyone. I know I saw him back then but will look it up later. https://www.concertarchives.org/bands/alice-cooper?page=56#concert-table
GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND! -
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I think they backed up Alice Cooper at the Rubber Bowl concert I attended along with Dr. John. Also 1972 I believe.
You have a good memory there Gip in fact it was August 5, 1972 where it shows two concerts that day at the rubber bowl but they occasionally did early/late concerts in one day.
Alice Cooper is indeed the businessman doing 2,960 concerts ! See the screenshots below or the link for everyone. I know I saw him back then but will look it up later. https://www.concertarchives.org/bands/alice-cooper?page=56#concert-table
You have a good memory there Gip in fact it was August 5, 1972 where it shows two concerts that day at the rubber bowl but they occasionally did early/late concerts in one day.
Alice Cooper is indeed the businessman doing 2,960 concerts ! See the screenshots below or the link for everyone. I know I saw him back then but will look it up later. https://www.concertarchives.org/bands/alice-cooper?page=56#concert-table
They have him down as doing two shows that same day. I recall being out there practically all day and night. We were right up near the stage. No recollection whatsoever of Quicksilver or Dr Hook or Foghat. I don't know where that is coming from. That has to be a different date, different city. Completely off.
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You have a good memory there Gip in fact it was August 5, 1972 where it shows two concerts that day at the rubber bowl but they occasionally did early/late concerts in one day.
Alice Cooper is indeed the businessman doing 2,960 concerts ! See the screenshots below or the link for everyone. I know I saw him back then but will look it up later. https://www.concertarchives.org/bands/alice-cooper?page=56#concert-table
They have him down as doing two shows that same day. I recall being out there practically all day and night. We were right up near the stage. No recollection whatsoever of Quicksilver or Dr Hook or Foghat. I don't know where that is coming from. That has to be a different date, different city. Completely off.
They have him down as doing two shows that same day. I recall being out there practically all day and night. We were right up near the stage. No recollection whatsoever of Quicksilver or Dr Hook or Foghat. I don't know where that is coming from. That has to be a different date, different city. Completely off.
It says the date is 1990.
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They have him down as doing two shows that same day. I recall being out there practically all day and night. We were right up near the stage. No recollection whatsoever of Quicksilver or Dr Hook or Foghat. I don't know where that is coming from. That has to be a different date, different city. Completely off.
It says the date is 1990.
It says the date is 1990.
That's part of the next column showing number of concerts per year.
The 1972 is the correct date for the rubber bowl.
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You have a good memory there Gip in fact it was August 5, 1972 where it shows two concerts that day at the rubber bowl but they occasionally did early/late concerts in one day.
Alice Cooper is indeed the businessman doing 2,960 concerts ! See the screenshots below or the link for everyone. I know I saw him back then but will look it up later. https://www.concertarchives.org/bands/alice-cooper?page=56#concert-table
They have him down as doing two shows that same day. I recall being out there practically all day and night. We were right up near the stage. No recollection whatsoever of Quicksilver or Dr Hook or Foghat. I don't know where that is coming from. That has to be a different date, different city. Completely off.
They have him down as doing two shows that same day. I recall being out there practically all day and night. We were right up near the stage. No recollection whatsoever of Quicksilver or Dr Hook or Foghat. I don't know where that is coming from. That has to be a different date, different city. Completely off.
This is indeed confusing unless there was a list minute change. I show song lineups for both August 5 dates. But maybe you should remember this:
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Now that's what you call a sound career move...
I honestly thought Haslam would have spoken for a bit longer. He said a word or two and bounced. I'm sure this game ball was special...but can you IMAGINE what it would be like to get NEXT week's game ball?
That's where my imagination is hanging out these days. Knocking those assholes out of the playoffs and catapulting us into the stratosphere of fan mania.
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I was at this show
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.dispatch.com/amp/4008228001
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Surprises: Vincent Taylor 67.9, Phillips 66.8 Taki 69.9, Gustin 70.0, Hodge 77.9, Hooper 70.3
Surprised in a bad way: Wilson 53.5, Vernon 39.2, Ogun 52.8, Hunt 49.8
"When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." Paul Brown -
Surprises: Vincent Taylor 67.9, Phillips 66.8 Taki 69.9, Gustin 70.0, Hodge 77.9, Hooper 70.3
Surprised in a bad way: Wilson 53.5, Vernon 39.2, Ogun 52.8, Hunt 49.8
Surprised in a bad way: Vernon 39.2
(what?)
They gotta be kidding ^^ ... Folks pay honest money to these every play scoring geeks... I'll continue to trust my own eyes thank you
Browns & Buffett: Got to go fishin, Down to rock bottom again, with just a few Friends -
Surprises: Vincent Taylor 67.9, Phillips 66.8 Taki 69.9, Gustin 70.0, Hodge 77.9, Hooper 70.3
Surprised in a bad way: Wilson 53.5, Vernon 39.2, Ogun 52.8, Hunt 49.8
Surprises: Vincent Taylor 67.9, Phillips 66.8 Taki 69.9, Gustin 70.0, Hodge 77.9, Hooper 70.3
Surprised in a bad way: Wilson 53.5, Vernon 39.2, Ogun 52.8, Hunt 49.8
Mack Wilson is so bad. I mean, he's like the worst linebacker I've ever seen. He literally bounces off people and can't take a correct angle to save his effing life.
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Surprised in a bad way: Vernon 39.2
(what?)
They gotta be kidding ^^ ... Folks pay honest money to these every play scoring geeks... I'll continue to trust my own eyes thank you
They gotta be kidding ^^ ... Folks pay honest money to these every play scoring geeks... I'll continue to trust my own eyes thank you
I recall one sack Vernon had where he fell down right in front of Rudolph, and Rudolph was facing him, then he got back up and tackled him. I’m not sure how Rudolph missed him though. I’d be curious how pff scored that play.
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They gotta be kidding ^^ ... Folks pay honest money to these every play scoring geeks... I'll continue to trust my own eyes thank you
I recall one sack Vernon had where he fell down right in front of Rudolph, and Rudolph was facing him, then he got back up and tackled him. I’m not sure how Rudolph missed him though. I’d be curious how pff scored that play.
I recall one sack Vernon had where he fell down right in front of Rudolph, and Rudolph was facing him, then he got back up and tackled him. I’m not sure how Rudolph missed him though. I’d be curious how pff scored that play.
Not just tackled him, straight up PLANTED that bitch. Honestly, Vernon should have swatted the ball because Rudolph didn't even see him. The ball ALMOST came out, but Vernon could've easily chopped his arms and gotten the rock. Dammit man...I'm going to really miss Vernon.
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Ball did come out... Mason recovered his own fumble.
As for Vernon's grade...
PFF watches every snap. Yes, he made a couple splash plays that grabbed TV-viewing fans attention, but likely they saw a lot more plays... run and pass... where he got whipped.
OL and DL grading are the least subjective of all the positions.
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