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The Very First Hint Of A Decent Team And We Turn Into The Old Browns

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  • F FearTheRoo wrote on last edited by
    #12

    This team gave up in the 2nd quarter. Don't think I've ever seen that before in the NFL. I'm sure there are some high school teams out there that would have at least put up a better fight...

    It's Tennessee. Not Greenbay, not Baltimore, not New England...but we make every crap team look like a superbowl contender

  • B Browns wrote on last edited by
    #13

    I'm getting sick and tired of hardesty. 😠 😠

  • U Unflappable wrote on last edited by
    #14

    Good lord at Hardesty.

    Amazingly, if Baltimore loses tonight, we stay tied for first.

  • chocoC choco wrote on last edited by
    #15

    Its not the wrs calling the plays....its not the wrs checking down, its no the wrs throwing ducks that hang in the air for 5 minutes. I by no means love these receivers, but I see alot of you using them as the scapegoat for noodles. I saw open receivers, and a QB that can't get them the ball. I also saw an OC that has no clue how to call a game.

  • W why cant we win wrote on last edited by
    #16

    how is the ball in the air for 5 mins if they arent going over 5 yards a throw lol

  • Canton MikeC Canton Mike wrote on last edited by
    #17

    No excuses. The Browns simply played poorly. On to next week.

    The single player that is driving me nuts is Sheldon Brown. He is a 32 yr old vet & got burned for a short TD (AND interfered) without EVER looking back for the ball? Try him at safety or stick a fork in him....he's done.

    As far as Hardesty, maybe he should have been pulled due to his drops, but Hillis may still be a little run down.

    I'm still a Brown's Fan but I'm also realistic. They are heading in the right direction, but they also have a ways to go.

    Mike

  • chocoC choco wrote on last edited by
    #18

    And we weren't tied for first....we are 0-1 in the division....which tied us with Pitt for second. Now since Cincinnati won, we're tied for last

  • chocoC choco wrote on last edited by
    #19

    Why: see the pick returned for a TD

  • GipsG Gips wrote on last edited by Gips
    #20

    Lots of blame to go around in this one from the playcalling right down to personnel choices and execution..

    I am downgrading from an 8-8 season to a 7-9...

    This team still has a long way to go and the titans did a good job of painfully revealing most of what needs work to the naked eye..

  • Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by
    #21

    Nobody mentioned the shitty tackling- unacceptable.

    I was worried about the defense, and today, it all came to be. We have no speed at LB at all. The opposing TEs are going to kill us the rest of the season, we can't cover the TE.

  • slowburnS slowburn wrote on last edited by
    #22

    Despite obvious lack of talent/playmakers the browns looked like they were just going through the motions today. It's pretty early in the season to put out such a lackadasical

    effort. Shumur has to shoulder the blame for the embarassing performance at home. The 97 yd pick six was disgraceful. Factor in having to endure the network

    commentator pointing out just how lousy the Browns' are every five minutes and you end up with a waste of a Sundy afternoon. f gannon

  • 1 more season1 1 more season wrote on last edited by
    #23

    Tennesee is a good team. Browns played bad today for sure but 2-2 at the quarter is better than 1-3 last year.

    Hills must not be 100% after the strep.

  • Nobody mentioned the shitty tackling- unacceptable.

    I was worried about the defense, and today, it all came to be. We have no speed at LB at all. The opposing TEs are going to kill us the rest of the season, we can't cover the TE.

    alporciniA alporcini wrote on last edited by
    #24

    @bob806 said:

    Nobody mentioned the shitty tackling- unacceptable.

    I was worried about the defense, and today, it all came to be. We have no speed at LB at all. The opposing TEs are going to kill us the rest of the season, we can't cover the TE.

    Good call Bob.. we also have no speed at RB... no speed at receiver... and with the exception of Haden, no speed in the defensive backfield... Usama Young on the 80 yd TD... WTF?????

    Fujiita and Gocong run like they're stuck in the mud...

    We are so slow it is almost painful to watch...

  • JibzJ Jibz wrote on last edited by
    #25

    This coaching staff refuses to make changes during half time to adjust the game.

    They decide we are going to throw the ball and even if it doesn't work... they stick with it.

    I still see positives and think this WILL be a good team..... soon!

  • K kbndawg wrote on last edited by
    #26

    To add one more thing..........YAC. The Browns basically catch a 4 yard pass and get tackled. Nothing happens after the catch.

  • lord knows we better hit home runs in our draft cuz we wont ever spend any money to get a decent free agent for once

    B bringbackbrownie2 wrote on last edited by
    #27

    @why-cant-we-win said:

    lord knows we better hit home runs in our draft cuz we wont ever spend any money to get a decent free agent for once

    Free agency wins championships. Just ask the 1-3 "Dream Team" Eagles.

  • Bob806B Bob806 wrote on last edited by
    #28

    Let's not panic yet, as I think we all know we don't have the horses yet to compete for the playoffs.

    This was their worst effort, but they have a Bye week and hopefully, will tweak their schemes on both sides of the ball.

    I think our top priority in the draft should be a speedy OLB that knocks opponents on their ass. Problem is, I've been saying that for 10 years.

  • T Toilet Cookie wrote on last edited by
    #29

    McCoy completed 40 passes to 11 different receivers today; don't say he can't get them the ball. He damn sure got EVERYONE the ball today, they just didn't do anything with it. Meanwhile, that bald homo Hasslebeck goes 10 for 20 and 3 TOUCHDOWNS! What more can McCoy do?

  • 4 4Browns wrote on last edited by
    #30

    Why isn't Holmgren coaching this team ? We have a hall of fame coach employed by the Browns watching from a luxury suite. If anyone can make the WCO work in Cleveland it would be him. Shurmur should be the OC, not HC. I'm still not happy we ran Mangini out of town. If Holmgren didn't want to coach why not install a new OC and work with Mangini to make him a better coach? At least EM teams were disciplined and didn't make so many mental errors. We just aren't getting anything from having Holmgren here IMO.

    I'd like to see us make some changes after the bye week. Start Little and Skrine. Bench Nocatchski, and Sheldon Brown goes to nickel back. Put Mitchell in there and try to stretch the defense with his speed a few plays a game.

    McCoy has the happy feet, probably because our line isn't giving him much time to to throw. He doesn't watch the recievers long enough for them to get open, he looks forthe checkdowns immediately He looked better last year, but i'm nowhere near ready to give up on the kid.

  • McCoy completed 40 passes to 11 different receivers today; don't say he can't get them the ball. He damn sure got EVERYONE the ball today, they just didn't do anything with it. Meanwhile, that bald homo Hasslebeck goes 10 for 20 and 3 TOUCHDOWNS! What more can McCoy do?

    chocoC choco wrote on last edited by
    #31

    @toilet-cookie said:

    McCoy completed 40 passes to 11 different receivers today; don't say he can't get them the ball. He damn sure got EVERYONE the ball today, they just didn't do anything with it. Meanwhile, that bald homo Hasslebeck goes 10 for 20 and 3 TOUCHDOWNS! What more can McCoy do?

    perhaps a pass more than 3 yards beyond the LOS that doesn't quack?