@dab7291993 said:

There was an article about us being the most predictable offense in the league.

http://eye-on-football.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/22475988/33107444

"Writing about the Browns offense leads me to a game I play every week at NFL Films. I sit in my office in Mt Laurel, N.J., put the Browns offense on my screen and call a friend who was a coach in the league, but is now in between successes. I tell my friend the personnel group, the formation, where the ball is located on the field and what hash mark and describe the motion -- if there is any -- and ask him to tell me the exact play that will be run," Lombardi writes.

"He is correct about 95 percent of the time. No lie. The Browns are so integrated into the West Coast system that their predictability is becoming legendary around the league."

And that might work- if we had Joe Montana, Jerry Rice, and John Taylor on this team. Unfortunately we don't. That level of predictability can work in college ball, where you have an overwhelming superiority in talent.

You tell a pro defense what's coming ahead of time ant the probability is 95% of the time they can stuff the play.

http://eye-on-football.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/22475988/33107444

"Writing about the Browns offense leads me to a game I play every week at NFL Films. I sit in my office in Mt Laurel, N.J., put the Browns offense on my screen and call a friend who was a coach in the league, but is now in between successes. I tell my friend the personnel group, the formation, where the ball is located on the field and what hash mark and describe the motion -- if there is any -- and ask him to tell me the exact play that will be run," Lombardi writes.

"He is correct about 95 percent of the time. No lie. The Browns are so integrated into the West Coast system that their predictability is becoming legendary around the league."