@tour2ma said:

The ball travelled a long way, granted with a bit of wind, but not timing that right is very poor.

@kbndawg said:

Oh... a kid.

@miktoxic said:

the only reason jeffrey made that catch is because the corner in front of him jumped 2 seconds too soon.

That "corner" was Gipson and he simply misjudged the punt Cutler threw up...

@gftchris said:

nope. i say make greg little play both ways next year.

@miktoxic said:

he didn't need to jump, just back up and catch the ball

@bob806 said:

the only reason jeffrey made that catch is because the corner in front of him jumped 2 seconds too soon.

terrible.

XxDaBuckeyexX said:

sounds good to me

@calfoxwc said:

Too short. Our secondary is often too short, and lacking in burst, making playing the zone

a tough thing to watch when the other team goes for broke in the passing downfield game.

And, I think the Browns were playing that 3rd string ilb. That's tough duty, when you are playing

wr's and te's like the Pats and Bears have.

It so so cold at the game, you had to take a bite of hot dog, gulp some root beer...or coke....,

and then put the gloves back on, repeat.

The Bears beat all four teams in the Browns' division. No slouch team there. It was a fun game to watch.

I still do not want to see Campbell be the starter ever again, next year.

@bob806 said:

Yeah, I had guys in my section rooting for the Bears. They all were cool. The only problem I had with them was they kept saying the felt sorry for me having to root for the Browns

@browns149 said:

I know. Wouldn't it be nice to win at least 6 of these home games? It sucks walking back to the car all the time bitching, seeing visiting fans all happy. At least most of the Bears fans I met were pretty cool and not obnoxious.

@bob806 said:

It's not just at home

@browns149 said:

Yep...Especially Cameron. It was sad to see the loss, and Campbell knocked me out of my fantasy playoffs at the same time.

This sucks, we just can't win at home.

@bob806 said:

I saw guys open all day too. And Campbell wasn't seeing them

@calfoxwc said:

Agree on all 3 points. It seems Campbell is hot & cold. I could see him staying if the staff thinks he'd be a good mentor, but I'm not sold on him either. From my upper deck seats, it seemed Campbell wasn't seeing guys open like he had been in a few earlier games he played this season.

That TD to Jeffry was horrible. It looked like a coffin corner punt attempt, and it ends up tying the game.

a tough thing to watch when the other team goes for broke in the passing downfield game.

And, I think the Browns were playing that 3rd string ilb. That's tough duty, when you are playing

wr's and te's like the Pats and Bears have.

It so so cold at the game, you had to take a bite of hot dog, gulp some root beer...or coke....,

and then put the gloves back on, repeat.

The Bears beat all four teams in the Browns' division. No slouch team there. It was a fun game to watch.

I still do not want to see Campbell be the starter ever again, next year.

@tml1138 said:

They were all over in my section too. When I got down there, the first thing I thought was, "Man, there are a lot of Bears fans here"

@osiris said:

Agreed. I vented in another more appropriately related thread.

@lodilobo said:

I'll always root for a Browns win, but you have to look at the bigger picture here. I'm telling you, a franchise QB makes the entire team better. Use whatever lame analogy you want, but the QB is the life blood of an entire squad. The Colts are a perfect example of this. They have Manning and are elite for 10 years, and go 2-14 without him the year after. They draft Andrew Luck and magically that team goes 11-5. They didn't obtain several players to make to their defense elite, they fed off Luck winning games for them week after week. I get it, the defense has let some games pass through their fingers and it sucks. But with a better QB, I guarantee this defense is good enough to make the Browns .500 or better. Campbell is okay but he's just another QB on the browns dreary list of stop gaps.

The best way for the Browns to get said QB is the draft. I get it, we've drafted poorly overall and that's largely why we've been bad. However, stats will point that a franchise QB is largely found in the 1st round. We have to keep going to that well even if we haven't gotten water from it previously. By having a top 5 pick we can realistically get that guy. I cringe at the idea of trading our 2nd 1st round pick, but if it meant getting the next Andrew Luck I'd do it a hearbeat. I'm not going to speculate at who or who won't be that guy, but it's what the browns HAVE to do to become a winner, period.

@tml1138 said:

Winning would make the stadium a better NFL experience.

Between 2003-2013 the Browns have only 6 more wins than they did during 1993-2003, a decade where they were non existent for three seasons.