Browns 2012 Schedule
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Several other thoughts:
1. Whatever happened to bunching divisional games at the end of the season like they did last year when the Browns ended with the Gals, Rats, and Squibs all at the end? On this schedule they finish with both the puddytats and the crows before the bye.
I haven't seen the other teams schedules. Do the other teams in the AFCN play each other at the end?
2. Interesting road games to perhaps take a trip to for those that are interested:
NYC in early October would be a nice trip to combine football and sightseeing in that town.
Dallas in November. Not that there is much interesting in Dallas, but my daughter will be attending college in Texas.
Oakland in early December. Combine the game with a Napa Valley tour.
Denver at Christmas. For ski buffs?
3. No more than 2 road games or 2 home games in a row. Yes, sounds like a nice spread. But the Browns will be able to spend about a month at home from after they play the Colts on 10/21 until they go to Dallas on 11/18. Two home games in a row plus the bye.
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Other than the level of challenge, not surprisingly this real one bears no resemblance to last week's "leaked" schedule.
Agree with all those waiting to see the draft, but the difference between a great and an OK draft is probably only 2 - 4 wins... of course when the baseline is around 2 wins, 2 - 4 is significant.
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It's official, I will be in Baltimore for the Thursday night game.
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Zombo said:
16-0, Bitches.
Two warm weather September tank top games.
Best ...Schedule ... Ever
Zombo
By the way, 5 possible snow games.
Do you think the Pensacola boy (Richardson) can become a snow plow horse?
You never know ... Brett Favre was Southern Boy who did quite well on the tundra, and O.J. Simpson was a Californian who did quite well in Buffalo.
His style would lead me to believe he could be an awesome plow horse.
Zombo
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He fits the mold for a great AFC north rb. Him or Blackmon at 4. Else ill be a sad panda.
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the preview blurb:
"Let's play "Find the win so the Browns can avoid going 0-16." They'll be huge underdogs in every game they play against much more talented teams except for these two: an away tilt at Indianapolis in October, where Andrew Luck may have his sea legs under him; and a home game against the Redskins in mid-December. Cleveland could realistically be 0-13 headed into that one. "
couldn't agree more.
Predicting wins before the draft is laughable..
Predicting wins before the draft is laughable..
...or losses.
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