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Cleveland Browns Preseason: The Good, Bad, and Ugly vs. Green Bay Packers

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  • B bonedawg wrote on last edited by
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    Pretty much hits the nail on the head IMO

    FTA: "Realistically, Cleveland looked like a professional NFL football club. That's great news already for Mike Holmgren and Tom Heckert. The offense was clicking and the Delhomme fears have been silenced for now.

    The defense on the other hand was a bit suspect, but with such a complicated system, so many new and young faces, and a handful of key injuries to recover from, there's no reason to believe it won't improve by the end of preseason."

    Link to the full article

  • Pretty much hits the nail on the head IMO

    FTA: "Realistically, Cleveland looked like a professional NFL football club. That's great news already for Mike Holmgren and Tom Heckert. The offense was clicking and the Delhomme fears have been silenced for now.

    The defense on the other hand was a bit suspect, but with such a complicated system, so many new and young faces, and a handful of key injuries to recover from, there's no reason to believe it won't improve by the end of preseason."

    Link to the full article

    S SJ_Browns wrote on last edited by
    #2

    @bonedawg said:

    Pretty much hits the nail on the head IMO

    FTA: "Realistically, Cleveland looked like a professional NFL football club. That's great news already for Mike Holmgren and Tom Heckert. The offense was clicking and the Delhomme fears have been silenced for now.

    The defense on the other hand was a bit suspect, but with such a complicated system, so many new and young faces, and a handful of key injuries to recover from, there's no reason to believe it won't improve by the end of preseason."

    Link to the full article

    the d didn't do bad, esp. considering the circumstances. they forced and recovered a fumble on the packs first drive and on rodgers last series, they shut the pack down and made them punt. i'm not sure why so many people are overlooking those things.